Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-16

| l. AS JNDdl'
Ptor, git edgeNrepair. dirt cheap.
Ross Parks, Lily, S. D..
miss lnez Rossin came up from Gro.
ton ednesday to spend a few DAYS m
the city the guest OF Mrs. Goodmaason.
A bum stole three or four dollars in
change from the pocket Of S. b. Walkers
troWsers Monday. They were LETT in
the Eagiey elevator while s. b. wasn't
work about the building and the fellow
slipped III and went through them.
Ffty three Websterites took in the
excursion to Sioux City Sunday and
ysays that despite the bad weather thew
had a good time. The train when it
pulled III to Sioux City had about 700
passengers on board.
j. J.. Williams OF Buck Grove, Iowa, a
former resident OF Day county residing
north OF Bristol was in town Yesterday
looking for a buyer for his farm. In
conservation MIR. w. said if he could sell
out IN Iowa he would Ike to come back
TO Day Co.
Bro. Woodwork of the Bristol
Courier and family passed through on
the train Sunday night enroute to Wis
cOnsin where Mrs. W. and the Iitllr
folks will visit the lady's parents for an
Indefinite time. Wood will return in a
few days.
\ pole-Cat got up in the vicinity Of
q. ID. Peterson's Sunday night while
tbe night blooming cereus was in bios
<om and ran opposition to the flower
in odOr, and people who were there do
say that his catship had decidedly the
better OF the contest.
Mrs. s. E. Bartlett, who has been
suffering from nervous prostratiOn and
OverwOrk incident to nursing her father
the late W. II. Burman, is reported us
i'm prOving.-Grant Co. Review.
Mrs. Bartlett is the mother OF Mrs.
". S. Hash of this city.
S. o. Cundy came up Friday with "A
number of dogs to break on chickens,
and now the local sports are brushing
up their knowledge Of dogs "a little.
Mr.. Crndy is without question the best
posted IN dogOlogy OF any man in the
north west and is a sportsmen from
the ground up.
c. L. Chapman spent the night in theI
city Tuesday the guest OF his o ID. Al
He was on his way home to Waubayl
He is driving from Ivenhoe u new town.
lust plated by the R'y. on their new
line in the western part OF the state.
Mr.. Chapman expects to move there
pc rmaDently in the near future.
Matt Mattecheck departed for Grana-
da. MINI. Wednesday night wheres ~,
will practice law for the future. Mt
is a straight forward, energetic you -
man OF more than ordinary ability, is a
graduate OF the University of Mime
sofa. aud there is no doubt he will
make his mark in his chosen profession.
The Reporter wishes him abundant
success.
Mrs. Frank Gibson va removed to
st. Mary's Hospital Friday. The lady
j. in a very critical condition aud little
hope is entertained for her recovery.
This will be sad news To her many
friends here.
Latet-Mrs Gibson died Wednesday
morning. The remains were taken TO
GAINESVILLE, Wis for imterment. The
obituary will appear next week ms We
]aryunable to get particulars at tins
Writing.
I The Ainsworth musical depot in
Ebe Wallace Block, under the direction
Iof T.. c. Olson il now the popular resort
Ifor musicians OF the city-the place
where they make purchases, OF all kinds
lof sheet music and musical merchandise
They sell such celebrated
IEnnkes in pianos ~ Harry F.. Miller,
kakpsidr. MeniHeld, Schubert, kimball,
Ahimme!. Kingsbury and Conover. In
organs Clough 4 Narren, Farrand N
Votey, Western Cottage and Chicago
Cottage
J.. B. YoIgemuth. OF Mt hell was ia
| the city Saturday. The Colonel Is a
veteran insurance man and has Just re-.
tnrnad fromathe hills. In speaking OF
tha noli,icaI situation out there he saws
THE BLACK Hills will come down TO tue
Missouri river with the largest repun,,
! Iican majority in the history OF the siate
| One p]rpcinct he visited, whirh poi.el
ak votes for the republican llckrt III %
now has a Mckinley club q. III mem
hers. Just watch the returns rom tue
Hills.
ILL., W,koor. who Iivrsn'pr Lily, and
ha. charm. OF Nick Sei'Ie'. separation
rnr the season met with - p1itnlul ace.
'Ian, yu,-dav. They WIRE h .'ng mp me
co., r~r,uar,orr to starting up IhrrShulg
nd we're putting ~ tue s"'i irs'ifr' one
"EItn boy. mad mold of the hN mileei
,"ba.I and lnrnrd TT iHtis-one OF me
tniy.. caught Wykoof on Tue rsnt
,r,r inst above the wrist. he !Ntlled, tue
",nn al The wheel got rhttlrd ana
"rn.r il rire wrong a Ne. w. gave
Snuk aud jprkpd his maud ON 'hhiGt.
~, uyly wound. He was brongh'
st"wn ana DIR. Peabody the attend
" RECON Iound it necessary 10 take
'"- stitches ia the wonnd. NO
ssr ious results are anticipated.
Quite yiumber of citizens visited .ne
V"nTMr' and Mrs. G D.. Peterson
$500 evening to enjoy the beauty
oX ,ragr,uce Of n night blooming
-. or Oueen Cactus, noiwitnstahu-
se,ha fact that the door and windows
NY amen the room. was hiled WIN
w. deIuhtfnl delicate order OF ,ne
-, The dover WAS very coha'ue"'
p,n" 4 cun. out IN the ann'versars
!, Mr. and Mrs. Pet-rson.s marr'asp'
" ~ ~. second time "a blossom ma
Ihis iSNn' n. .ame plant this sum