Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-26

Guy ana attend the ball game.
MISS Gertrude Huntington OF Webster.
returned to Aberdeen last evening from
a visit at points south and is spending
the day in the city.
Sergeant George W. Monlton OF Web
ster, came over this morning for a short
visit With Aberdeen friends aud to see
ire bail gamethis afternoon.-Aherdeen
News, July q.
ID. McGlachlin was in the city last
evening and turned over the keys OF the
BagIeS Elevator to ]. w. Abbott who
VIII buy Tor them this season. BY this
change the Col. has gone back to his
hrst love, as he bought for the firm
more than ten years. Mr.. Abbott's
many friends in this city will be glad to
learn he will continue TO remain in the
city.
Rev. W. b. Hubbard possesses an In
teresung family relic in the the form OF
tie manuscript OF sermons delivered by
his great, great grandfather. Rev. John
HubhaId, at Mrridien, Conn. during a
period from Dec. 1878 to Nov. 20 1902.
The manuscript IS in a state of good
Preservation and can be READILY deei.
pherrd when one gets Used TO the
quolnt writing with it's old style long
+. A.. Bradley, Frank Sears, Frank
Gruby, Thos. McKennett, w. F.. Smith
and j. X. Chapman took tue train west
this n. IN. for Aberdeen to witness the
ball game today in that cIty, Aberdeen
-, Madison, sHh--. -. n II -.
years Webster players with the latter
cam and our fans are watching the
record they are making this year with
a good deal OF inter, st. They gave
Aberdeen a shut out Yesterday, the
score beings to 0.
An explosion of gasoline ut Mrs.
ThOmpSOn's restaurant Saturday even
ing and the fire hat immediately burst
through the up stairs windows created
no little excitement. The fire company
and engine were sOOn ON hand however
and saved the town from n cUuiugru-
ton. MIR. Thompson aud wife each re-
Cpived severe burns on the hands aud
arms but are reported recovering. The
property damage VAS not very great
SlssetOn Couramt.
Lovers Of base ball can hav" the
pleasure OF seeing our famous Robert
Blewitt pitch Tor the Sioux Falls team
against the Chicago Marguettes at
Sioux City ON Sunday, Aug. 18th, for a
purse OF 5000 IA side. The c. NJ. & st.
p. will run excursion trains on all of
their divisions and Agent Bradley is
now figuring on getting II train TO start
from this station. lie expects n very
low rate for the round trip. The rate
will be announced in u few days.
4 = The editor OF tie Headlight has
been pretty well over the state east of
the Missouri and everywhere finds that
towns on the Milwaukee road are
better towns than those on the Z. Il n.
W. other things being equal. For M
stance compare Aberdeen which TX dis
tinctly q Milwaukee town, with Water
town, which has somewhat the advan-
! tage in location. or compare Mitchell
with Huron, Webster with Clark or
DeSmet, Madison with Salem or with
| Bookings. 4 Big Stone Headlight.
The Ainsworth musical depot in
the Wallace Block, under the direction
of L. C.. Olson il now the popular resort
for musicians Of the c~ity--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, kimhnll,
Schimmel, kingsbury and Cunover. IN
organs Clough & " arren, Farrnnd u
Votpy, Western Cottage and Chicago
Cottage.
While in the city recently DR.. Brooks
laid in n supply of teeth, $500 worth
which he got before The recent advance.
He will while the stock LASTS continlp'
to Hll orders for new teeth at the OH
price, $40 for ii complete set or SD
each for upper or lower set, other den
tal work in proportion. None but the
hest material used and MI work war.
rauted. Ii in need oil anything III the
dental line and especially new treth
call on DR.. Brooks while this stock
lasts and take advantage OF the low
nrice for prices will necessarily advance
soon.
Our friends of the Catholic persuasion
esppcially aud the people of the state
generally, will he pleased 70 learn that
pishop O'Gorman will rcmnin Bishop
Of south Dakota and not be appointed
Archbishop as many have eN-
nected. While all would he glad to see
his advancement, knowing him eminen-
tly qualified TO support the position
| t6ey would regret &c lose him from the
state. Bishop keane was appointed To
tbe Notwithstanding. The Sioux Falls
IRONS Leader has tins to say oi the
n~nnointment .The selection oi Bishop
Keane Tor the urchbisi,of ric will be no
surprise or disappointment to bishop
O'Gorman. 1t will be remembered that
nnIv ~ lew weeks ago Blshop keane
wns The guest OF RisIop O'Gorman In
sunk Falls for several days and It's
altogether likely that these two Dig
natnries had a perfect understanding
az 10 what was going on
srecIal Excursions Via the 6. M. &
st. p. R'y.
whistler to Chicago. q. A.. X. En-
c,mrmeut Aug. % Ia Sept. 4, by de-
II n A