Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18

Iue musical depot IN
the Wallace Block, under the direction
OF TIC Olson is now the popular resort
for musicians OF the city-the 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, kimball,
Schimme!, k%ingsbury and Conover. In
organs Clough Il Warren, Farrand &
Votey, Western Cottage and Chicago
Cottage.
We desire to congratulate Bro. III. III.
SLOVENIAN, of the Webster World and
candidate for State Senator on the
Demo-Pop ticket, on his speech here
last evening. We were not aware that
Bro. Slovenian was such a gifted
orator. No doubt that If elected TO the
senate his voice will make the halls of
the old state house resound with ora
tory-nit. Come again, Bro. Shower
man and make more votes for the repub-
lican ticket.-Waubay Clipper.
Joseph Paul and Miss Nellie Sheelar,
both OF Webster, were united in mar
riage at Milbank OF Thursday, Oct. 4.
The ceremony was performed at high
noon in the Catholic church by Rev. FIR.
Wolfe. We are indebted to our towns
man G. G. Lasell for the above notice,
as he was a witness to the ceremony.
We had expected the marriage to occur
here, but the young people decided
otherwise. We congratulate them and
wish them happiness and prosperity
Waubay Clipper.
The st. Paul coal dealer who will sup.
port Bryan for the following reasons
can see plainly the conditions which
will follow Bryan's election. His rea-
for voting for Bryan are: "Four years
ago | could hire all the men | wanted AZ
$1.00 a day, and now I've got to pay
50. 90. 1t would have been diff erent il
Bryan was president. Four years ago
| could hire all the men | wanted aud
more, too, at $3.50, and | can't get
what ! want at $500 u day. Course
I'm going to vote for Bryan. It's to my
interest to get back to the old prices,
and We'll do it if Bryan is elected"
John A. Ruth, a prominent farmer OF
Highland township, met with a serious
accident while going home from town
last evening. 1t appears he was driv-
ing "a young colt as one oil his team aud
q party OF men, under the influence OF
liquor, drove by him, soaring his team
into running away throwing MIR. Ruth
ont and breaking his left leg near the
hip joint. He lay in the road nearly two
hours before he was discovered aud car.
ried into n neighbor's house. DIR. Pea
bmy was summoned and determined to
beng the injured man TO st. Johns
Hospital for treatment and went out
this afternoon for that purpose.
Elmer HalIiug' OF Duluth. the well
known cigar salesman, spent last
Thursday in this city and in course of
conversation remarked that there was
very little political excitement aus COM
pared with four years ago and he pre-
dicted Il veritable landslide 70 Mckin-
ley. The travelling men, he said, were
practically an unit for the Republican
ticket. Elmer carried a roll with which
he was willing to back his opinions. but
although he offered odds OF 3 &c / on
Mckinley and 4 to / on South Dakota
going republican, he was unable to find
any takers. Bryan money is always
to be- found in the next town" was his
parting comment as he boarded the
west bound passenger.
a !ollF hnlltlnE party arrived ueSuay
from MiIbank and have pitched camp
near Fort Sisseton for a two weeks sea
son OF sport among the ducks aud
geese. 1t is rumored that when the
residents up that way Witnessed the ar
rival OF the Nimrods they made up
their minds that an election colonial
ton scheme was under way, but an in
spection OF the benign features OF Dea-
cons ItiX, Williams and Blesser dispelled
their fears and they will be allowed to
remain ION good behavior" Among
the party are DR.. Ross, Aug. Mittel-
stadt, j. G. Wood, j. {. Elliott, IL.
Farley, W. B. Saunders, ). NJ. Pasco. j.
A. Williams, n. j. 8lesser, Emil John
son, Thos. Mohegan, A. j. Blesser, Geo.
S. Xix, w. +. Rust, James Rust and Geo.
M. Prevey. Drs. G. NJ. Coon, j. l..
Rotirock, ii. Lancaster OF st. Paul, are
with the party rs guests of DR.. Ross.
The comlnissary department. is well
provendered and the medicine chest not
overlooked and both are under charge
| of Chef Wm WOtlaar