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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-16
aus BEN hbriseM UruBbsr,ostbam.

Oifferbtngsn, 81. Sept. @m
Samstas erbielten bic bieitsen Werts
drbeiter cine undngenebme Mittbeis
lung, iRbem ibnen er0ffnet ipurbe, bab
BON ieBt ab bic 2Dbue BON % Biz 80
prossnt berabseiebt feien. Diefetpss
gen baben ca. 300 Nrbeiter, grDbtsns
tentbeils Staliener, bic arbeit einsez
itelt unb iinb mad anberen @rbeitss
ftelen per3ogen.
DaIbbiIIis, %. Sept. Wie
fdpn beri9tet. fiel bas 5=iGbrige
SDbunen beS bteiigen Mderers Riues,
als es in einem unbema3ten Nusenblid
auf ben Stall t~lettern fpplfte, bic 2ei=
ter berunter unb itarb in 6olge innes
rer 8erlebunaen. 9eitern traf uners
partet pas unteriudunssserift bon
0ietir1 bier elm, lieb bic 2eide aus
graben unb bic Sbputtion ber1elben
purh bic @eri6tsGr3te pornebmen.
Ob cine Ia9ldIiisieit elmer britteu
periOn porliest, pirb Die einseleitets
unteriuduns ergebeu.
Rautenba1, "a. Sept. Sc
tern Hadmittas fanben 9priibsrs
gebenbe Bet &autenba9 bic 2eihe bes
in ben pierstser Sabren itebenben
5aslObners MideI 8ernarb in elmer
8ertiefung neben einem neuen Wegs
lieseu. Oie Gage Der 2eihe unb bi,
8erlebunssn f1lieben 10 aiemlid bic
Innabme aus, bab Der Spbts babinges
fallen lei. Gs setpinnt bssbalb ben
@nidein, als pb bic 2ei6e an bieien
plab setrasen poroen iet. 9eute fam
bas @eriht BON Wilb unb bas bon
Oietir9 NIT prei @er5ten an Srt unS
STEELE. Sie 2eide unb bic llmssbuna
purben photographic aufsenommen,
Die unterfu9uns 1T In polem @anse.
Die Srau unb bic So4ter bss 8ers
narb purben In ruterIu6unssbafi
na6 Dietirh absefiibrt. Bon anbersr
Settle pirb mitgetbeilt, man babe i'm
Souie bes @rmprbeten Elm NIT Blu,
beipribtes Bell sefunbeu. Die Srau
unb bic Sodter bebaupteten, Der
Mann fei auf's Selo sesansen, INN
8raut beimaubolen. Man faub bic
2ei6e aber obne Sdube, unb biz
Striimpfe paren nidt beidmubt, ipis
lie es bdtten iein miifen. penn Der
Mann ua6 Der Stsue, no bic 2ei6s
sefunben purbe. eegdngen uno nihi
binsetrasen norben pdre. 3pii9en
ben gbeleuten iou ihpn LANCE unfries
ben beitanoen baben. Der auf's Neus
gsnabrt purbs aIs bic Sp4ter, bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-16
Saar. Ruiel, GifeI unb Suulrie.

Srier. Sn ct. Barbara mirS
cine neue 3aierue erbaut tperben. -
SIN S9neuauge, Der INN 1:O4 lI9r
Ma6mittasS bon Saarbriiten mad
Srier fdbrt, ftarb am SGmstaa pl0Bs
lid pom einem 8lutiturs ~betrofisn Der
Sanitdtsratb Or. Huppre9t aus
8urbaa. Sn 8egleitung feiner Grau
lppate er Wertpanbte in 2uremburq Be.
Iudsn. Vie 2etbe purbe Bis Srier
mitssnommen. Oie Mufregung bss
Srau unb Der Mitreiienben, bic mit
8lut beiprist iparen, mar entieBlid.
Musber Gifel. Die &artofftls
ernie fGut nidt 10 ret9li9 aus, ipie In
ben lsbten Sabren. Die Sriibiartoi.
feln fino an man9er GteDen ie6r gss
fault. Vie aartoifeIernts Masnum
bonum bic am meiIten bier anses
pflanSt mirb, 1T otpar esIunb seblies
ben, bod fino bic Rartoffeln tlein uno
ipdrIi6. 4.
Sierd. gutsm @ernebmen mad
ion euoli9 Der &anton Sierd aud
cine 8abn betommen. Scn benz urs
ipriinsliden 9lons 1T man isbc9 an,
I6einenb absetpihsn, inbem bic pros
i%ettirte 8ahn ni4t ben Geoinsen nad
Walopieie, frnosrn bon 40nigsma,
6ern abspeissno iber lbe-n. Obsr.
iierf, &irGnaumen, Heimslinsen.
Balbpisie naa Mersis sefi9rt psrs
ben ion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-16
Der Mrtsona Rider

f6reibt in 1einer neueiten drummer:
rWenn es tpabr lit, bab bic elettrif4en
unb anbern automobiles eeraoe 70
uncpntrpnirbdr iinb, pie bic bislang
gebrdu6li9eu 8Gule unb ebeniO bdus
fig bur9brennen, bann iinb mir ente
f9ieben segen ibre ginfi6rung in
Mriaona. Die @ilenbabnen morben
senus Menfden bier, bonn S4ndps
unb 8opiemeHer unb Repolber gar
ni4t gu reben. aein Wunoer, baB bic
Seniusbert9te elm 70 serinses Wt9ss
tbum fir unIern bfrliden Staat ers
geben. Gin 2umpenbunb mur:it ben
anbern ab. Wtr baben lGngit barauf
perai6tet, ale Morbtbaten bon 9ipes
ADAM 9ul9 unb ben bend6barten
&anhes gu resiitrirsn. Die ginbeimi=
faen nebmen uns 10 nie 10 f1on su
pisI Haum meg. SEPT feblen uns nur
nod SroIeptars unb 4utompbils unb
na9 Sebn Sabren brau9te Snfel Sam
i~iber6aupt feline @olts3dbler mebr in
biefe @essno gu i6iden, peil's eben
ni6ts mebr gu SGblen sGbe. auber eini>
gen abgelsbten 8atern uno Naateulen.
Was es iibriaens nit benz 8unbesa
Genius fir cine 8eipanbtniB bat, 1T
uns unerfinbli6. Wenn man uns
mitgeadblt bat, bann miiHen mir fternz
baselbeIoffen sepeien fem, als Der
3Gbler poripra4, oenn mir baben
baran nidt bic leifeite griuneruns.
limb mir tSnnten brei Subenb pors
trefflide 8iirser bon @ipeabam 8ul9
anfibrsn. benen es serabe 10 sebt. 0a
lit es, fein Wunoer, baB Sntel Sam
fir uuiere bliibenbe 9rObitabt ni&t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-16

frieb 8. : 8orborn. Manosrideib g.
@!ihetp, Mansen z. 9 peppinsen,
S4eer gmil : 9ulOinsen, S9mit S.
&eimberg. Pisr Seem : 9oueri9 uno
Sbiu 81. : Setringen.
SoIgenbe PrimGrIebrer
f~eierten Dor Sturgeon ibr 2~5ziGbriges
Otenit : Subildum: u Mitmann @nz
breas. g. 8iper Sobann, 81 8iper
Srana, ~ 8isborf Sobann, 81 ga
Der 9ominit, g. @i1en Sob. ~
@raas Nitolas, 81 5anien 8. Ritos
las, 81 9eiter Hitolas, 1O.) 9srmss
8eter, H. 9eb Srans, 12.) Duh pe=
ter, 49, 2unnen Hitplas g., 14.)
9aures Wilbelm, 49, Waierus Wils
helm (GDsborD. 49, Maierus Wils
helm (Don Wefdeib). IT, WiGer Ris
tolas, 49, Reiter &arl, 49, Sanb
Spiepb, 20.) usen anton, 21.) @agz
ner Sotob. Bon biefen iinb beute nod
i'm 2ebrfa9 unb pirten als 2ebrsr:
L. Ntmanu au gana9, g. 8iper
Sob. 5u 2uremburg, 81 9isborf Sob.
gu 2uremburs. A. giusn Sob. gu
9artrinsen, 81 9raas Nitolas gu
9iipperbtngen, e. Seiter Hitolas gu
Werfd. ~ 5eb Sran5 gu Gid q. b.
Ila, 81 gun g. 81 Gulinsen, 81
&unnen Ntf. g., an Der Staatsaders
baufdule, 1O.) Mdierus Wilbslm BON
9osborf an Dahl, H. Neiter CHARLES
gu 9ederi9, 12.) Wasner Satob au
petinger. SIM 4mte seitorben finb:
IL 8iper SranS. als 9ebrer BONG bers
torn, 81 Sdber Dom, ols .2ebrer bon
9erburs. 81 Waierus Bilb. (Mslz
f6eib), ala 2ebrer BON Gttelbriid, d.
Sanien s. Nifolas, als ppftcpmmis
gu 2uremburs. 9eniionirt: ~ 3aus
res Wilbelm, ais 2ebrer bon gonne<
meg. 81 Miiner Ritplas, als 2ebrsr
BON 5oItert. 4iisseDanbert iinb: H.
Sapb Spfeph, pirtt als apoitpl. Mifa
iionGr i'm fran3. Congo, 81 Sermes
Yeter, Srapifenpater gu 8utareft, 81
llsen 4nton, tpirtte feiner !3eit als
2sbrer gu Sbeur (gelsien).
gtptIfanb Der Stabt
2uxemburg.
Geburten: q. Sept: Mntoinette
@nna MpbOniine, &. b. 4lpbons So
iepb Warceltu DemOneeau, 8eamter
Der Srdmmapbdbn @eieqf9dft; o.:
Suianna, 3. b. GrauS 3uiapd, Giien=
babnarbeiter; g.: 2sonarb Otto, 9.
b. Otto @Dlfer, Sdrbsrmeifter; "a:
Waria 9enrtette, s. b. 9einrid pon>
celet, S4lpFer; 25.: Sobann Soiep6
9itolaus, g. ,. SObann @insn,
Sdneiber; &C.: Qnnal 8. b. Qnton
Sdula. S4neiber su ct. Sobanu;
Sobann, g.. b. Wi9el Bourmer,
S9lofer; Marsaretba, s. b. emil
ppncin, S4loHer; Ritolaus, g. p.
4ntpn Oominid, >2itbosrapb; o.:
Sulie, s. b. Sran5 Sbertin, Muiifer
beim Militdrtorps; MoriB aarl unb
gponue MasbaIena, 3nilinsstinbsr
BON Soiepb Weber, 3abnarst; @nnette,
s. b. 9einrid 9pffmann, S6ubmas
der; Suliette Maria Soiepbine, 8. b.
SobanH Peter Sepenig. profeHpr.
9etratben: "a. Sept: petsr
Spfepb Sulius Wurtb, @robsDsins
bGnbier, NIT Marid Masbaleua Bad;
25.: 4uguit 2eppOlb Ban @erpste,
@rditett, nit Warsaretba Sanno;
@noreas S4aust ubrma&er, nit
Maria pfeiffer.
Sterbefa1Ie: %. Sept: Sos
hann Weiter, aft 5 s. II. 4 a.; "a:
peter Tdber, oft Sc s.. G1reinsr;
4nna Raubeim, alt 60 s., Wittpe b.
Satpb paude. atls. Sdrber; 25.: So
iepbine garbion, alt IA s., Gbefrau
BON Srans Musuit alfreb 2esab.
S6rsi6er; peter Satob 5offmann, aft
u 3D.; &C.: Gilbert Mihel Matbias
&~oebinaer, oft 5 3D.; Mnna Cider,
alt 6S S., Wittpe bon Safob 3isranb
stlbs. RaturaIift; o.: Maria Drag
balena Spiepbine Sdneiber. alt 4 M.
Is g.; qnbrecs Munsbauien. aft 76
s., Sctrois8 eamter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-16

mebr ais spei SauIenD, iieben buns
bert unb orei uno Dreibig uno einen
balben G!nppbnsr beralsre4n.n
tonnte. (0er babe, nebenbei bemertt,
tit Slough Did 2umble, Dem bor spei
Sabren BEL elmer @rplpIion in unierm
prebraum beibe 4rme uno 8eine pess
gepubt purben.)
4riaond 1T bulf INNER elm Stiefs
tinG bes 8unbes serpeien, unb rpenn
mir ni6t nal sebDrig aufmuden, pirb
es AUDI elm Stieftinb bleiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-16
WttIeiD.

a.: nWiFen sic es fdon, bab Der
Siffel BON ieinem reiden Sntel ni4ts
seerbt bdt9"
g.: ga, feline Sreunbe pulen ibm
einen pe9 : Sadelaug barbringen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-16

6o9aeit purbe BEL ben @ltern Der
Yraut sefsiert. Die iungen Geute
tperbsn ibren Wobniis in S~bebupsan
dufi6lasen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06
md Miss Emily Ellingson was quietly

and Miss Emily Ellingson was quietly
solemnized Wednesday afternoon at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. C..
Henry, Rev. S. Millett Of Pierpont otfici-
ating. The groom has been a resident
of Pennington for nearly W years and
is a highly respected, Industrious young
man. The bride has made her home with
o. G. Henry the past year and had q
host of friends who wish them both un-
bounded happiness with not a cloud to
darken their pathway as they Journey
onward. The happy young couple VIII
reside in Pierpont.
1t is with sorrow we are called to note
the death of Mrs. Frank Puntine, which
occurred yesterday morning at an early
hour, death resulting from childbirth.
Funeral will be held this friday after
noon at 2 o'clock at Langford.
Ole Aas and Christina Olson were
married at the church in Lynn township
in the presence of a large gathering OF
friends, Wednesday, Dec. 2S, at 2:0O
o'clock, Rev. J. S. Holyerson officiating.
Peter Krieger and Miss Emma Haw-
thorn were married at LangfordThu
day evening at 500 o'clock, p. m, by
Rev. S. Millett.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

Roberts. 1925; Sanborn, 4,46l;
Sphinx. 9,4S7; Stanley, l349; Sully,
l,7l5; Turner, 1910; Union II loo;
Walworth, $3.50; Yankton, l2,6i9;
CHEYENNE River Indian reservation,
1857; Pine Ridge Indian preservation
6.S27; Rosebud Indian reservation,
5,20l; Standing Rock Indian reser-
walton, 1868.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06
N~EIGHBORING NOTES.

Pierpont Signal.
il Knight was visiting in Webster
last week.
Miss Maggie Langford was visiting in
Langford Saturday.
VI E. and r. p. Roberts spent Thanks
giving at home.
Tom Lennon returned Saturday from
a business trip to Aberdeen.
Miss Laura Baker is spending the
week at her home at Summit, s. ID.
Frd and Ilngh Baltic of Webster
spent Thanksgiving at the ola fireside.
J. A. Hawkins returned Sunday from
a business trip to Minneapolis.
L. l.. Emile and amily of Groton.were
visiting +. b Udell md family Sunday,
r J." Hutchinson went 20 C~rtonyille
Tuesday md will visit at Twin Brooks
before returning.
J.G. Wilson returned the first OF the
week from the Twin cities, where he
went To purchase his stock of groceries,
J. III. and VIII PARROT went 10 Raw.
mond Wednesday, called there by the
sad news tn i their father was sinking
fast and death might be expected at any
moment.
Pat Sullivan returned the last of the
week from his visit to Canada. He ex.
presses himself as much pleased with
The country and people. and well salts.
fled with his trip.
The marriage Of James AZ va,oh.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06
Parkhurst,s Truthful DaIy'
Miller Pioneer Pres

Miller Pioneer Press' ,,,;oe.
DR.. Parkhurst, the New YORK .,,s
will start a paper in New York ne
will always and everlastingy p,p s,,.
nude truth about everybody aud oo.
thing-an ideal newspaper. The me ~,
oils is a big place and 1t will take 'i,sa.
a while TO get around to each 4,
The doctor could get quicker ac'lOa i \ |.
on his idea IL he would start . paps ..h,s
small town where he could .en W
each neighbor il doing or not a0'as sAs.
short time. There's no doubt nm x.
the doctor would have a real g0ouS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

The Sioux Falls Press, reorganiz-
ed with Pettigrew's private secre-
tary, Bowen, and Lees s~on-in-law,
NJ. L. Fox, in charge e~ditorially, is
announced as a politically indepen-
dent paper for the future. Such a
combination of names -Pettigrew,
Lee Bowen and Fox should serve
as a guarantee Of independence with
out further question.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

Comptroller of the Currency
Dawes strongly reccomends in his
annual report hat the laws be
amended so as to place more restric-
tions upon the loaning of money by
national banks to their own direc,
tors. He says hal two thirds OF the
failures of national banks can be
traced to the practice of loanine
money to directors and officers with.
out proper security.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06


The population of South Dakota,
as officially announced, is 401 $40,
against 32S, sos in 1890. This is an
increase since 1890 of 72,762 or pol
per cent. The population of Day
County is given at 1924 as against
DIGS in 1890, an increase of 1886 or
3S.7 per cent. The population by
counties is as follows:
Aurora, 4,011; Beadle, S,081; Bon
Homme, 1880; Bookings, 12,561;
Brown, 1926; Brule, 5,40I; Buffalo,
l,79O; Butte, ,907;CampbelI, 1927;
Charles Mix, S,49S; Clark, G,942:
Clay, 9,Sl6; Codington, $40; Gus
ter, 2,72S; Dawson, S,4S3; Day, H.
254; Deuel., $685.; Douglas, SOP!
Edmuads, 4,9l6; Fall River, 3,541:
Faux, 3,547; Grant, 9,103; Gregory.
2,2ll; Hamlin, 5,945; Hand, 1925;
Hanson, 4,947; Hughes, 1854; Hut
Crimson, 1887; Hyde, 1,492; Jer-
auld, 2,79S: Kingsbury, 1856; Lake,
o,l37; Lawrence, 1887, Lincoln
l2,l6l; Lyman, 1852; McCcok.
1853; Mcpherson, 6,327; Marshall,
5,942; Meade, 1907: Miner, 1854;
Minnehaha, 2s,926; Moody, 1926;
Pennington, 500: Potter. . 600.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

Mary Ellen Lease has sued for a
divorce. Mr.. Lease does not object,
in fact welcomes the action, stating
he is tired of playing second fiddle
to a female politician. "She is a
good woman" he says, but a poor
wife," In that sentence he undoubt-
edly truthfully sums mp the situa-
ton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

1t is reported that evidence is
being secured by Black Hills attor-
neys with the view of impeaehing
Judge Joe Moore, late populist can
dictate for congress, by the incoming
legislature. While there can be
on question that by reasonable
u~tterances and unjudicial actions,
Judge Moore has laid himself liable
to removal from the Bench, and
possibly disbarment still it is doubt
full If it were wise to make a politi-
cal martyr of him. Leave him alone
in his ignominy-his race is nearly
run and he will gradually fade from
view-discredited and despised, a
living example of the fate which
awaits the enemy of his country.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06
Bristol Courier.

Bristol Courier.
Mrs. Millard Aasyed has been sick for
the last week with bronchitis.
Nels Nelson left for Denmark Wedpes.
day, where he intends te remain this
winter.
Charles MeClo,key and family moved
upon his farm northwest of Butt. r two
miles, last Saturday, where they intend
to reside.
Mrs. Frank Stevens who has been III
for some time, went to Webster for treat.
ment, last Monday.
Rev. F~lackoll, who has been unite il,
Tor the last few weeks, had a severe
hemorrhage Of the stomach las, week
ana Is very low. DR.. Schneider il now
attending him.
Mrs. Martin Arnison and children who
nave been in Madison the past fe,v
weeks returned TO Bristol Saturdav
night. Mr.. Arnison had not re.ovarod
sufficiently from his injury by the cars
10 return with them.
C.s. Dueli returned from Aberdeen
Saturday morning where he had beer !
Juror In the federal court. He WAS !
Juror on the suit against the NJ. w. A. TO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06
PENNINGTON FASHINNs

EhDIllNNA
Thankful? certainly.
Did you hear "dem ' edding bsl,,
G. II. and Mrs. Tompkins vis,.aI
in Langford Lunday.
J. NJ. Harter who has been "a.
ing Pennington friends returned /.
Aberdeen Thanksgiving day.
A party of Langford Young peo.
pie took possession of Charlie P..l.
home Friday and spent a ue,,
evening with music and dancing.
o. E. Lawrence and wife and la.
ones left Monday morning from
Groton for Visalia, CAL, where the,
will join Ovids father and thru.
brothers for a future home.
Remember the good ice cream
and the delicious cakes and the 6.
music, and the pretty Xmas articles
to be sold at the social at Mrs. FC.
Dunton's Friday evening Dec. 7h.
r. c. Heydlauif's smiles an
broader than usual NOWADAYS.
little daughter arrived at his hon.
home last week "Wednesday Just ia
time to celebrate Thanksgiving with
them.
Mrs. A. w. Clark is confined 10
her bed with a serious attack Of
rheumatism. 1t is hoped that
through the medical skill Of d.,
Switzerland of Pierpont that she
will be permanently relieved Of her
suffering,
James M. Vaughan and Miss
Josephene Emily Ellingson were
united in wedlock at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. O, c. Henry Nov. 2S,
by Rev. S. MiIlett of Plerpont
Only the immediate friends witness
ed the happy union afte which too
wedding party partook Of a sunP
tous dinner givan by Mr.. and VS..
Henry with whom the bride aa
lived during the past year and Won
many friends. Mr.. Vaughan sous
of our highly esteemed Young ''sn
and the best wishes of all are rxIrea
ed to him and the lady of his ctoSs
for a long life of unalloyed h'lPf
ness. They have become cry asFf
ers and are residing in PierpOnt
the "cage' which was recently Pur
chased for the "bird."
A pretty Thanksgiving weddas
occurred at the pleasant home q ~
and Mrs. Robert Hawthorne u'
mile south of Langford when '0'p
only daughter Miss Emma
united in marriage to G. 7. hrlssa
of Havana N. ID. Rev. 5. Min'"
Presbyterian pastor of PlerPon'
formed the beautiful ceremony """s
was Witnessed by nearly one nu'.
red friends. Elegant refreslu'sDs
were then served and mirth ms
happiness reigned supreme WIN
1t was an occasion long to DO
membered as the most elaborate :
enjoyable event of November
Tie bride ard groom are both wy
fayorably known throughout
locality and they take with 'asnl !,
their new home in Havana the n''
congratulations of FarmlDs' !.
friends. They were the re0'f
of many handsome presents,
VICTORY
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06
Waubay Clipper.

auDay clipper
The Waubay "bazoo" band We're out
in full force Tuesday evening and gave
our merchants a taste of home talent
music ~ in G minor.
Mrs. Chas. Stafford is at Webster TAX
ing orders for fine silverware and steam
cookers.
L. ID. Lasell has returned from his
visit TO the Pacific coast aud reports an
enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Schultz were owe
the first Of the week visiting their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Viewers, and get
ting acquainted with the new grand
daughter.
Mesdames Abbott and Bleser took the
afternoon freight for Webster and left
Will and Gene to digest their turkey in
solitude.
Shooting c~otton-tails in the timber sur
rounding our lakes is pleasant pastime
these days, as they are said to be very
plentiful
Mrs. ID. b. Tamm of the Arcade, has
for guests her daughter Mrs. Anderson,
Of Madelia, Mimi, with her little daugh-
ter. Mrs. Anderson usually IN here
once a year to make Bn extended visit
and Grandma Tamm always looks for
ward with pleasure for these visits.
Miss Gussie Wolff went to Webster
Monday to see her sister who has been
suffering with catarrh of the stomach
and kidney affection for several weeks.
She reports the patient as severely sick
but not considered in any great danger,
by the attending physician.
b. f. Harrington received a telegram
this forenoon from Brecke nridge, Mimi,
stating that his father in law, Thomas
Fitzpatrick, had died there and asking
what disposition should be made of the
remains. Bert will take the 10:44 train
tonight for that point and will decide
upon his arrival there whether il be ad.
visable to bring the remains here for
interment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

Congress would do vol to follow
the recommendation Of Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General Bristow
for additional legislation against
green goods and lottery swindlers,
which will close the express and
telegraph companiest to the swindlers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06
refused to pay, on account
The jury disagreed. suicdd

refused to pay, on account I,
The jury disagreed. sued
We omitted to state in tho
that the watch which waa @s' "
). L, Purdum's residence MN. ~
months ago, was found II !, lata
yards by Frank Meuer viii Ss
hogs. 1t is now evident that i. "a''
who were arrested the next dav us
watch was stolen, were the @'
took it. p"usS
Nels Palm, who lives i,
township, whipped aud pounded T.
in a shameful manner over !
Her two daughters, who arc ~ aga
Webster, hearing of their mother.
treatment, came after her last e.
The boys in town had some tns
Nels last Sunday. They had hin
arrest and he believed they war; auae
to lynch him, When they let him !
went over the hills only touchi.s
high places, and he hasn't hoa. ~
since. ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

Gen. Jos. Wheeler said in aspeech
the other day: II believe that un-
der a good government the Filipinos
will become a race of which we may
be proud, / think they are vastly
superior to the Mexicans."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

Now that the Canal Commission
has reported in favor of the Nicara-
qua route for the Isthmian canal let
Congress do its part toward starting
this great work.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-12-06

With a city debt greater than the
combined debts of every State in the
Onion il is not surprising that the
itax payers Of Greater New York are
seriously studying ways and means
of overtbrowsng Tammany and get
ting their municipal affairs on an
honest basis.