Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Suicide at Lake City.
Eirs. w. l.. Dow, Sick and Despon-
dent, Shoots Herself.
Special to Minneapolis Journal.

Special to Minneapolis Journal.
Lake City, MINI. July 31.-Mrs. w.
l.. Doe shot and killed herself at 7:30
o'clock this morning. The bullett en-
tered her heart. She had been sick for
several years and was respondent. She
was II years Of age.
The above from the Minneapolis
Journal explains itself. Mrs. Doe was
formerly a resident of this city and
Deputy Treasurer of Day County. She
was a lady OF many accomplishments
had many warm personal friends III
Webster, who will deeply mourn her
loss. She leaves a husband and sou TO
mourn her untimely end.
The arrival of f. A. Brown and son.
OF Aberdeen, in the city about noon
yesterday on a automobile attracted
considerable attention RS it is the first
rig OF the kind ever in Webster. They
pulled out about 1870 for Big Stone
lake.
Rev. A. NJ. Hardness pastor OF the N.
f. church Canton, Mimi. visirnd over
Sunday with his brother Rev. Hardness
OF this city preaching both morning
and evening in the Methodist church.
The Rev.gentlemam left quite q curiosity
with his brOther-a California horned
toad.
Bishop Hare delivered two sermons in
st. Mary's mission in this city Sunday
morning and evening. The Bishop is
II logical, interesting, impressive speak.
err, one who carries convictions with
his utterances. He is without u peer in
the northwest as a pulpit orator and
may well be called the grand old man
The following is the Webster dclega-
ton that attended the populist Sema-
tOrinl convention at AndOver Friday:
>. s. Geager, August Blank. II. II.
Slovenian, VIM. AtchisOn md L. G.
Warmer. II. II. SLOVENIAN received
the nomination for Senator from Day
county and John Burkman for Marshall.
Will Tree who has been in st. Marg's
hospital for the past year under the
care Of DR.. Hash & Lull has been taken
to st. Johns hospital in this city, as
he was u county charge the commits
siOHers deemed it. advisable to place
him under the care OF tie county physi-
clan from his district, D.. Jenkins OF
Waubay for medical treatment.
Another popular excursion via the {.
M. & st. 7. Ry. from Webster to River
side Park and Sioux City aud return,
Sunday Aug. II, 1900, 50 so for the
round trip. Two sleeping ears will he
run from Webster 81 so per double
berth. Train leaves Webster midnight
Saturday night. Leaves Sioux City
6:1O p. M. Sunday, Riverside 6:25 p. m.
+. \. Bradley, Agt.
Lovers of base ball eau have the
| pleasure of seeing our famous Robert
| BIewitt pitch for the Sioux Falls team
against the Chicago Marguettes at
| Sioux City on Sunday, Aug. 18th. for a
purse OF 5000 a side. The c. NJ. 4 st.
p. will run excursion trains on NIL OF
their divisions and Agent Bradley il
now figuring OH getting n train to start
| from this station. He expects Ii very
low rate for the round trip. The rate
! will be $3.50 for the round trip.
The Ainsworth musical depot in
the " allace Block, under the direction
of L. G.. Olson il o the popular resort
for musicians of the citA-the place
where they make purchases, vi all kinds
of sheet music aud musical merchandise
generally. They sell such celebrated
makes in pianos as Harry f. Miller,
Lakeside, MenifeId, Schubert, kimball,
| Schimme!, Kingsbury and Conover. In
organs Ciough d Warren, Farrand 4
Votpy Western Cottage and Chicago