Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14

- 49, 80 $3.50
pleted the biggest job Of lightning rod
ding ever done in Day county, having
putirods on Eberts house aud mammoth
barn.
Mrs. Iback OF Mankato, MINI. "A sister
OF A. ii. Kramer, who had been visiting
that gentleman Tor several days, depart
ed Sunday night for Mooretown n. D.
to visit another brother. A. II, accom
panied her.
W. S. Paul welt to Waubay Satur-
day to assist the Waubayites in "A ball
game with the boys from the south.
They won the game. Ward caught. He
says Waubay has a strong team for
amateurs.
The Episcopal Sunday School held u
picnic III the grove in front OF Josephus
Alley = Residence on seco nd avenue last
Thursday afternoon. 1t was thoroughly
enjoyed by all who aGte ndcd, especially
the little folks.
Came to my premises about May II,
1900. A gray mare two years old,
weight about 500 pounds, owner can
have same by proving property aud
paying charges.-Frank Dolney Thorson
ScutII Dakota.
Born, 70 Mr.. aud Mrs. J. A. Gruba,
OF Visit, Sunday, June 10, IA daughter,
weight 10 lbs. Mother aud daughter
doing nicely. The Reporter joins the
friends Of the proud parents in hearty
congratulate ons.
Joseph Payne returned from a trip to
the Canadian Northwest Friday. Joe
says it is a great country, liked it so
well he has purchased a section OF land
in Alberta and will move there with his
family in the spring.
The Children's services at the Cong'l
church Sunday were fine. The little
tots, evidently well drilled, took an
especial pride in their part OF the exer-
cises. In the evening the Rev. w. W.
Hartsough officiated.
l.. G. Leyoy went to Aberdeen Tues
day morning to attend the sessions of
the State Grand Bodies, Masonic, now
being held in that city, he was accom-
panied by A. Z. Thompson, who will
represent Coteau Lodge.
Nj. II. S. Rowe, OF Bryant and his
niece Miss. Lillian Fischer of Volga,
arrived in the city Tuesday and remain
ed until Saturday the guests OF Mf. and
Mrs. I. E. Haugen. The ladies we I'M
derstand are Old school mates.
G. f.. Anderson and family arrived
from Sioux City Wednesday, and will
make Webster their future home. Chas.
says they will not go to house keeping
for a couple of months. be will still con
tinue as a knight OF tine grip, but will
make Webster his headquarters.
If you intend purchasing a buggy this
season you can't do better than to call
Wagner& Schmitt-look their line OF
vehicles over, read the guarantee with
each one aud you will make up your
mind they are the cheapest, every
thing considered, on the market.
Mr.. Lawyer, principal OF the Frederick
schools, aud his sister Miss Hannah
Lawyer,principal OF the Waubay school
called on several friends in this city
Friday. The lady will take quite an
extended European trip during vaca-
ton.
The new Empire elevator is enclosed
aud will be completed by this time next
week and the Bagley house is not far
All tine contractors have been
lumber as fast as they could
nse it.
Vergpl Peterson of Mauie. Mimi. and
Curley Lake OF the Lang Farm, Big
Stone Lake, came up ON their Wheels
Thursday ond spent Friday with their
friends, the Wilcox boys aud their
They left Tor Watertown Sat
{. A. Dolager had some friends here
this week from Minnesota visiting him
and made them happy, by transferring
TO them several quarters OF choice Day
county real estate. Mr.. ID. is q repre-
of our pioneer real estate man
L. Gross.
Harry Levoy, OF MoDteyideO, was
his customers Tuesday.
One of Harry's chief regrets is that
Webster has no ball team this season.
He SAYS MoUtevideo has a fine team,
are playing great ball and would like
to have revenge for the way Webste
the Monte aggregation last
season. An effort is being made to
arrange a game to be played here by
and Montevideo.
Ben Dulin ard VIM. Schultz, two
travelling musicians, entertained the
citizens OF this city several DAYS last
week with their efforts on the Guitar,
Mandolin and Mr.. Dulin's vocal pro-
auctions. The boys are clever perform
ers and their concerts were much ENJOY
ed. The publisher Of Tie Reporter used
to know Ben when he was n barefoot KID
in Iowa, way back in the early
sos and we spent the greater part oil
day talking OF the old times and look
ing over an old Avoca Delta file renew
memories oil the long ago. 1t SEEM
I'd like being back 10 the old home. Nv
ing over again the scenes OF our child
hood.
Aberdeen has organized a base Dali
Association with a capital oil $5oOo.
The management has signed the very
,est PLAYERS possible to secure, among
whom are Bandelin, and Corbett, as
pitchers. secured from Wilmot oil the
Minneapolis league team. The season
,f 1900 will open at Aberdeen June i9tn
10th and 21st, a series oil games havIng