Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

Y Louie Gads, the popular iewelrg
I travelling man and banjo player, will
visit Ross in n few days. Ii Ross can
not supply your wants with his large
new stock wait for Louie. He carries
the finest line in the northwest and yon
can have the advantage OF seeing u
\ stock worth fifty thousand dollars, u
lShe prices will be reasonable.
Ross, the Jeweler.
The unusually large attendance in
the grammar department OF the High
school this term-sixty-six scholars
and the difficulty experienced by one
teacher in doing justice to the work oil
the class, has determined the School
Board TO engage an assistant grammar
teacher. Ii in the intention to have
pert o. the seventh and eighth grades
occupy the vacant room. il 10 pro-
bable that Miss Gertrude Granger Will
be selected as assistant.
A telephone message from Brltton
brings the information that Ben Schnei-
der OF that place died suddenly at some
ionr Nov. 4th OF heart dis ease. He
had been ont of town and was return
ing when death overlook HIM aud his
body was found about IL miles from
| Britton by the roadside. At what time
he died il not known, but il is supposed
he had been dead IL few hours at least
when his remains were discovered. The
deceased was n well known citizen oil
Marshall county and many here were
acquainted with him.-Aberdeen News.
Jacob Sclacher was successfully operi
ated on ut the st. Mays hospital last
Friday, by the use OF the new anest'setid
the subaraclnoidean injection .ofcocainel
Drs. Haish and Lull have the honor OF
being the first in the state To use this
new method OF aneSthesia and they are
very mucl, pleased with the result.
Mr.. Schncher joked and laughed dur
ing the whole of what would have been
a most excruciatingly painful operation,
his age and physical condition CONTRA
indicating the use oil either c%iiloroiorm
or ether.
A p~oeticai genius in Minnesota mails
a letter, benring the following inscrip-
ton, to his best girl in Webster. III he
had used more common sense md less
poetry the chances would have been bet
ter for the lady to receive it as 10 Chris
tian name is given aud the is
quite coiumon;
.sOut from tue jack pines.
Through forest and lake,
To the South Dakota p~rairies
Ny message please take.
Ii my hest girl s.
At Webster does greet il,
She'll send me kind wishes,
And then Ill repeat it,"
l.. G.. Ochsenreiter has received the
following letter, which explains itself,
from Prof Cochran, Director OF Farmers
Institutes ard Home Reading Courses in
the S. ID. Agricultural College:
BrookiDgs, >. ID. Nov ~, IooU.
/ Dear Sir;
Hound your letter OF the Gath await
ing me On my return from the nortll-
ern pnrt oil the state. Will be in Grant
and Roberts county about the second
week i'm January. On my return | will
stop over at Webster and hold an insti-
tute there. can't state the date ut the
present time. :.
have just asked Prof. Shepherd Il
there is any bronze grass seed Tor sale
this year. He says there will not be
any. There are IA good many farmers
who have some for sale although "A great
many found it to wet to %tliresli tins
fall. One oi the largest growers ol
bronze grass seed that | know otis Percy
r.. Croil,ers, Hetlnnd, kingsbury Co., 5
ID. A. | 20 through the state holding
institutes I shall probably run onto
some farmers who have some for sale
! will drop you a line II find any:
Yours Respectfully,
:. A. Cochraue