Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-13
LOCAL

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1.-THE CITY hotel, which has been closed
III short time Tor relia irs, mas been re-
Il opened under the management Oh the
owner. julia FIagstad, VI no has rpEfted
IL throughout. Tie plaster coating oi
fise building has bsen rfpIaced by lrcn
eleeting. neatly painted in imitation OF
brick. The interior of tile hotei has
been rppIastered aud caicimiDed, all the
woodwork iii the hotel has been neatly
vanished. and every room and hallway
il as sweet aud clean ss hard work.
soap and water. cnlcimine and varnish
can make tlgem. Nineteen rooms have
been furnished aiike-earpefsde iron
lyedsieads, with new springs and mat
trssses. and clothes rack.
everything new. Not a siugle article
from the old management has been ~
tanned. In the Office a large lavatory
has been pat In, With sewer connections,
trapped. 20 that ro aoxious Odors ran
4sx.sup. on the Office o nicely furnished
library room has been established, fitted
with writing deSks for the use OF CORE
e~pondents. An alcoyr from this room
viii be used as n card and smoking.
room. The table OF the hotel, Mr.. Flag
HtAu 4G& MAEFE~ ~ nc kA ANEHtD~ WIZ
tile Lalanre of the improvements and
second TO no hotel in the city. Every
thing about tie building is as neat as
wax aud the genial proprietor has de-
ter1nined that the City hotel will be- the
model $1.00 per day hosiery OF the
\ northwest. He has accommodations
Nor ffiy- Call Oh Fling aud INSPECT for
Aonrseif the new City hotel.
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biED, Monday, Sept. 10th, at Sc.
Mary : hospital, of pneumoniu. Anton
Brossean, aged 80 years. The licensed
MOS d nepIlew al Peter Brosseau, the
well known cntii. dealer. and was a
resident oi western Tennessee. He had
btrn suffering from nm attack Of inalar
iaI fever and came out to South Dakota
ia hopes Ii change oi air would aid his
health. lie had BEEN stopping with
his sister, Mr.. David Brossean, residing
three miles south oi Lily. He cnugl,t
cold Ii short time ago which in his
weakened condition developed into
pneumonia. The best 81 medical care
was given linn, hnt his vitality was az Il
low ebb aud be passed away. Heleayes
q wife, daughter and three sons. one OF
whom, John %. Brosseau, resides here
At8i BAlIf&it lfs II hhEIb CIT Fti tiIFN NItE HIM
Tuesday morning ut st. Otio's church.
In%terrneIt at Catholic cemetery.
The Uncle Josh Sprnceby company
appeared nj the opera house Thursday
night and proved 10 be the best oil the
eeslson. The .srube" baud feature in
the street parade Ii a good drawing
card aud very amusing. The band il
Ag .nr..actnt n -a.lnla rarn,. "a
soioisf-and of course won much ap-
piausa. Local musicians agree that the
orchestra ii the finest that has visited
Nebeter for years. The SOW mill scene
In the play was the most thrilling aud
sensational ever produced before n
Webster audience. Taken ell around,
tbis company ID first-class and comes
the nearest presenting what Ii adver.
tises oil any that has visited Webster for
many a day.
DIED. Saturday, Sept. 9Th, at 1920
%. IN Mrs. Lottie b., wife OF Joseph n.
Irwin OF Highland township. deceased
was born May 90, 1864. in Winnebago
county, Wisconsin,. She was married
about sixteen years ago at Royalt0n,
Wis, aud leaves ii husband and three
children. a daughter and two sons, to
mourn her loss. The circumstances OF
her death were most sad, and the sym
pathy of the entire community is ex-
tended the stricken ones in their great
sorrow. Funeral services were held
Monday ut tile Congregational church,
Rev. w. Is. Hubbard officiating. liter
ment ut City cemetery.
School reopempd ON Monday with an
attendance oi 2S6, divided as follows:
High school. Prof. w. ID. iiurcalow aud
Mrs Pearl Nettleton, 36: grammar de-
partment, Miss Cotton, ~; higher in
Iermpdintv. Miss Swayze. ~; second
intermediate department, Miss Benster.
IL: first intermediate department, Mrs.
Emllow. rs; second primary department.,
Miss Lsnvitt. Al; first primary depart
m4nt, Miss Hyrne, 3S. The number oil
InpiIs im the high school will grently inJ
crease AZ the season advances sis many
are detained at loine 10 assist in tiA
fall work.
Everybody is Of one opinion that the
band il Il gooif thing and ought 10 i,e
maintained. Now You will have an OF.
porfnnity 10 show your appreciation III
a substantial way by lmtrunizipg the
dance next Tuesday night. Talk il
cheap. bntit takes money fornn Il huni.
The boys themselves will furnish the
necessary wind. Ii rpmnliur with the
rprt oil The folks TO produce the coin
the other essential. Show the boys yon
rlean il wilea yon sny yOn apprrcinte
their Efforts ny giving this, their first
entertainment, y liberal patronage.
The Ainsworth musical depot inn
the Wallace Block, umdpr the directionl
oi 4. q. Olson il now the popular resort |
for musicians oI the ciiy-ihe piacrJ
where they make purchases, Of all kinds
Of sheet music mud musical merchandise
generally. They sell sEch celebrated |
makes in pianos 8s Harry II. Miller, /
Lakeside. Meniield. Schubert, himbnli, |
Schimmpl. K~ingSbnry and Conoyer. liz
organs GIough & Warren. Farrand &
yotay, Western Cottage and CnieagD
Cottage. /
a large number or Indinus passed
through this city Friday morning, bound
for Sis~ptgn ~ attena the annual ca mp 4
meeting If tile pfs~byi terrain Indians
under The direction oi i.ey. john vii
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