Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-01

While driving home from this city
Saturday night, Mrs. Andrew Sebion
drove into q wire fence where the road
had been changed near Henry Wagner's,
cutting the team in horrible shape. The
lady, we are glad to say escaped injury.
1t is high time we had a law to oblige
any person putting a fence across an
Old road to put up a good and sufficient
guard.
Some one poisoned "Spurt." John
williams valuable pointer, Thursday
night, aud "A short time before iuur bird
dogs belonging fo Scott liuES II, and
Club, a pet dog of Eli SavurA's VAS
poisoned. 1t is li"h iiiu, TInucthiug
was done in tlis matter. IL laws are
very severe on '"rSDrls putting out
poison and an example lnuid h. made
and this wholesal" ]l,uisoning stopped.
\ The Ainsworth musical depot in
the Wallace Block, under the direction
OF L. Z. Olson ia now the popular resort
for musicians of the city-tll" place
where they make purchases, Of all kinds
OF sheet music and musical merchandise
generally. They sell such celebrated
makes in pianos as Harry +. Miller,
Lakeside, Menifeld, Schubert, Kiml,all,
Schimmel, Kings5ury and Conoyer. In
organs Clough & Warren, Farrand &
Votey, Western Cottage and Chicago
Cottage.
will. the ten year oldrson OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Harbke was thrown from a
horse Friday breaking his left arm near
the elbow and dislocating that joint. 1t
was a serious accident to the lad, az i'm
all probability, he will always have a
stiff arm as the bones protuded from
the fracture when Dr.. Peabody examin-
ed it before reducing the combination
Fracture and dislocation. At last ac-
counts the little fellow was doing nice.
~. He is gritty aud stood the opera
ton like q hero.
The Catholic church fair opens to-day.
It Is for the purpose OF raising funds
for the liquidation OF the expense en-.
Cured by building an addition and
making other extensive Improvements
in the church ediice. The program is
exceptionally good for each day and
the fair features viii show O variety
! and display OF useful aud ornamental
| articles ever displayed in the city on
such an occasion. Every person who is
interested in the welfare OF the church
and the upbuilding OF the city, should
attend and take their pocket book with
them. In making purchases at this fair
| you get value received for your money
aua aid a good cause. That 1t will be
a social success is hey ond question, so
don't fail to attend, you will regret it If
YOU do.
The Pennsylvania Iron Moulder, A..
c. Rankin, true TO the announcement
made the address of the campaign i'm
Webster on Monday evening. He held
his audience in wrapped attention for
three hours. He makes strong, fOrcible
and logical arguments and discusses the
issues in detail. The proposition of i'm
perialisIn melted away under his perfect
logic like snow before a July sun, while
old 16 to l he handled gently (?) saving
he had great respect for the remains OF
the departed. His explanation of the
trust question, the origin and present
status, was the dearest, most com
prehensive and intelligent that has been
presented to a Webster audience. Mr..
Rankin is q liberal fair minded speaker,
abuses no one aud is eloquent, witty
and entertaining, even the bitterest of
his political opponents admire the man
for his fairness aud candor. He GER
taiuly deserves his reputation as u of
the best political speakers in the nation.