Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-09

patuTudN night. Leaves Sioux CITY
6;lO p. IN. Sunday, Riverside 6:25 o. m.
f. A. Bradley, Agt.
Lovers of base ball can have the
pleasure OF seeing our famous Robert
Blewitt pitch for the Sioux Falls team
against the Chicago Marguettes at
Sioux City on Sunday, Aug. 10Th, for a
purse OF 5000 "a side. The C. NJ. e ST.
+. viii run excursion trains on all OF
their divisions and Agent Bradley is
now hguring on getting a train to start
from this station. He expects a very
low rate for the round trip. The rate
will be $3.50 for the round trip.
Don't fail to take a sleeper Saturday
night and go to Sioux City and see
BlewItt win his game against the Chi,
cago Marquetts for a purse OF 5000
a side. Immediately after this game
there will be a western League game
between DesMoines and Sioux City
league teams. Your excursion ticket
VIII admit you free to the Sioux Falls
Chicago game. The special train will
make better time on this trip than last
year. T.. A. Bradley. Agent.
TIE Journal Observer reporter heard
a good one on a Young man the other
day who is extremely partial to the fair
sex. He and she were lingering at the
front door Sunday evening. She remark
ed artIessly You remind me OF an hour
glass why" replied the youth; with
a look of I-catch-your-meaning.
Because | help YOU pass the time
away?' mo" retorted the young lady
OF Is summers, because the later it
gets the less sand you seem to haye!"
And the Young man bud her goodnight
to think it over in the quiet OF his own
rOom.-Redield Journal Observer.
E. r. Foster having passed Il satisfac-
tory examination received a diploma or
license this a. M. from the South Dakota
State Board OF Emhlamprs emitting
him TO practice the art OF emblaming
the dead in the state. The examination
also includes the subject OF Sanitation
for the prevention OF the spread of IN
fictitious and contagious diseases. Mr..
Foster stands high in the counspls OF
the EN- blamers association OF the state
OF which he il a member and Webster is
to be congratulated in having so com
petant an artist in his line.
For the benefit OF any Inquiries that
may be made will state thatl viii sell
the entire outfit only, not any part
separately. Ny price is $135, no less,
aud includes the horse, two seated car
riage. good harness, new whip, 81, two
light embroidered lap robes, two
heavy lap robes, leather halter, duck
covered horse blanketand fly net. With
the exception OF the fly net everything
is in fine order practically as good a.
new. Will sell on a years time il desired
to responsible party ON security with
interest. This is one of the most relia-
BILE family horses that ever was hitch
ed TO a buggy and she is very kind.
Yours Respectfully.
F. j. kempter. Waubay, s. d..
Wall-do-lio, the new wall finish oil
Hartsough Bros. IL coming into quite
general use in this city and all who
have tried it are more than satisfied
with the result. 1t has the best cover
ing capacity OF anything OF the kind on
the market, water stains on ceilings
which show through to or three coats
of other finish are completely obliter-
atpd by one coat of Wall-dolio. Parker
& Groth used il in the Catholic church,
ii required but about 800 pounds for
the lob, they say it would take nearly
500 pounds OF Whiting or Calsomine TO
do the same work and 1T gives the wall
as good il not better appearance than
any other finish now on the market.
The enterprise is Is its infancy yet but
there is no question that it is the com
ing wall finish.
Mrs. E. A. Miller and son departed
for Oberlin, Ohio Thursday to join Mr..
Miller, They will stop enroute to VISIT
friends in Chicago and at other points
arriving at their destination some time
in September. Mrs. Miller during her
residence fere made many warm person
al friends m the society of the city. She
was n leader in the musical circle d
MANY will acknowledge themselves en-
debted TO the accomplished lady on nc.
CONT of her delightful musicals and
will G4eply regret her departure. Mr..
aud Mrs. Miller will be much missed
I, "a, the community. May liiri'' future
; - Lanuy one and may they meet
Win the success IN lie they both richly
dssrve is the sincere W ish OF their hosts
of Webster friends.
Peter j. Fiksdall arrived SUNDAY
morning from his visit to his old home
H. Norway and he did not come back
Lone he was accompanied by a Mrs.
III, sdali. having been married on july
III 20 Miss Marie p. GjeIsteen at the
home OF the brides parents. Peter IL
an .nerietic. industrious young man ~
1 emmy. genial disposition, is temperate
t. Iii. habits and although he has been
- his country bot - lew years ias by
opose attention to business aud econ
omn amassed considerable property
,nro man Of his years. lie * "a member
-, :, he firm of Fiksdal Bros. o. this city
o., han.ht wheat for n company at
whaator. Mimi. last year and Is under
.s.ct with the same trIn Tor the en-
eo season. However, Peter always
lam. Webster as bis home ana rnys
!, av"rvthing in "a business WAY .go.s ~
nresent prospcls Indicate he VIII !,
pnsnar wear I've permanently located
as'. He leaves sunday. night i"r
NJ. Mrs. r. will follow later.
" ''n pa'n,,er ,endpr- it's heartfelt con.
,ss,,;ans 10 MIR. and Mrs. flkSaial