Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-17

60 N Monitor. Mrs. Ss-ti1ssF ar
~ : W small oil this city was unltra
= -arrtage at FagIbrOok Cah Aprh l.
~ r-tsta Eastman. Jesse was
- ~ Webster a isw years ago
- 80 r,anv friends here who VIII
f9,n The Reporter IN hearty eongra'"S
tons
A girl named plain Mary st olrta
droDr@d the r when she grew up 80
S.-~srne Mss May. A sue began 70
shins in s soeial way she enanSed w
ayr 20 and sig1-d her letters aa
ibout q year ago she was married ana
now BE has dropped the "e q is
;yst plain Ma. That's eyolGtlon.-
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= Tbomusou returned Tuesday
,;gbt from tAe Blsck Hills and reports
) most delightful trip. The party VISIT
a Hot Soriugs. 0eadwoOd, Lead,
SrearF~h aud took ia the Soldiers home
uomestaks mines, WI5d Cave and other
;yrsrssting points in that wonderful
acton. Mr.. Thompson stopped on az
/ Mitchell TO attend the ReoekaA urahd
Lodge meeting.
SuaeiaI efforts this week TO SUIT the
nonntrv trade al theCity Millinery Store
80 r;mmad drs-s hats in black aud
white rom sl.O0 mp. Childrens and
| Misses white straw trimmed o %
cents no. A special line ia LADIES' "a
girls ready To wear straw hatsaiL coiors
at Is and so cents aud LOO. These
priees cannot be beat. Oae block west
City Millinery Store.
A new coin 3-cent piece has oee1
authorized by act of congress 10 take
the place OF ths coin which was so Enuen
ike a dime that it's coinage was stopped
The new 3-cent piece Is ordered TO De
made OF nickel, the size OF the bronze
cent. only thicker. In the center Is 10
be a hole o~ne-fourth of an inch IN diam
eter. This will make the coin dlstlu-
guishable by sight or touch. Ii will De
some time, however before this new
coin will be in circulation.
A. Aipsworth OF Watertown has
established an agency Tor the sale o.
musical instruments IN the Wallace
block in this city with i. &. Olson III
charge. In Pianos they handle such
Federated makes as Henry +. Miller
Lakeside. Merrifeld, Schumnel, Keys.
bury and Conoyer. IL organs, Clough
& Warner. Farrand & Yotey, Western
Collegean Chicago College AIS sheet
music of all kinds aud a genera line 0
musical merchandise.
Another chapter was ~addedlast weei
to the recent trials growing out OF tn
arrest at Weubay of the Elrod boy
and Geo. Harrison, by the re-arrest o
Merrill and Doc Elrod on a charge @
disorderly conduct. They were take
TO Waubay for trial before Justie
Hussong and found guilty. An appea
was taken and bonds OF $50 enteret
for appearance at Circuit Court. It ]
saId there win be several more chapter
added before this peculiar caseis settI
ed.
A special train pulled into the static
Tuesday evening about 5 o'clock carry
q ing the leading officials OF the MilwaI
Il kee road who are going over the roa
ON their regular tour OF inspection. !
u the party were III. A. Earring. Pres;
III. Highland, Vice-Pres.; Ii. X. William
Gent Supt.; e.. A. Cosgrove, Asst. Gen
Supt.; +. T. Fox, Supt.; j. b. Moi
e Gent. Roadmaster. They made a sta
OF about five minutes, compliments
3 Agent Bradley upon the appearance
things, praised Webster as one OF Il
best stations on the line and promis,
l. inrther improvements here.
A Missouri editor whose wife is
strong woman suffragist has sprung Il
base rhyme on his readers: .Rockat
n, baby. Your mampa gone, she's at Il
cancus aud WIZ be till dawn; she wo
pape's trousers aud in them Tool
queer, so hushaby baby your papa
here. Rockaby baby your mammals
"A terror, she's ran three convention
declared for three fellows; way up I
ne the vote. 80 Rockaby bauy your papa
~ the goat Rorkaby baby, the eiSh
n are clean; papa's done scubbmg al
70 pHt on the beans: your mamma is Int
seems always to lag, but beaver he
u papa IL she comes home with a flag.
FL. ORGAN, managero OF the Madist
= Base Rail- team arrived today irons
Paul. He says the members OF his eli
th are all signed and will reach Madist
about the 18th OF May. He has sign
four men OF the old Webster team, o
VI of the Perry, la. team with Others a
he believes ne has a strong combinatic
he He has arranged to open the seas
with Sioux Falls MAY 22-23, and {
poets a return game with Sioux FaI
D on the home grounds May 1928.
e. also expects 10 open the season
IS. Aberdeen aud is counting on some pal
= dates over in Minnesota-Madis
Sentinel.
- Webster has the l~iyeIiest aud most /
- gresSiye class OF business men oil a
town ON the line. They have arr ans
Mt to hold Monthly Market and +
a Day one day each month during
summer the first 10 take place on
" 16th inst. All kinds OF stock and Ia
~ produce will be exhibited and pri
o.. awarded. The prizss are net costly, |
na are commo sense articles donated
~ the merchants of that citr, who reco
advertising in return, besides the ben.
% of the trade which the fair brings
ct their town. Horse racing aud oti
at sports viii take place. Groton col
make a iew enterprising strides w
= a drawing card OF this nature ii
re business men would take hold. 1t is
in too early to make preparations