Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-15

American people, az shown by this
weeks election, is the Republican party.
| do not consider it will be possible Il
%reorganize the old democratic party
and eliminate from Ii all the evils OF
Organism for many years. Aberdeen
News.
A despatch in the Minneapolis TIibun,
dated 18th, inst. from Rochester Mimi
states that n sad accident happened
Samuel Serum Monday while working
near his home in SnleIa township, eight
miles from that city, whi:h will main
him for life.
lie, with a crew, was working at q
corn shredder, when he was suddenly
caught Ivy the riglt arm aud drawn it,
to the machine. The arm was crushed
and torn from the body only u shoAt
distance from the shoulder.
Serum was brought tn a hospital id
Rochester, where the remaining portion
of the arm was removed to the sho ulder
socket. Though in a very critical Con-
dition he will survive.
The injured man is the young T
br other OF Register Of Deeds Serum al d
is well known in Webster as about tv O
years ago he was employed as delivery
clerk by Chilson&Haugen.
The Reporter il in receipt OF n letter
from W. III. Dickinson, Creston, H., en-
closing a substantial subscription in
advance and extending congratulation y
on the election results in this state. In
order to show the effect of a Republic
can victory in Sonth Dakota upon til q
people, OF the etst. we quote from his
letter as follows, feeling that in so doing
we are not betraying confidence:
al have admired tn" way your paper
has handled the questions OF the hour in
the campaign just closed aud every one
here is remarkiug that they are glad
South Dakota tur.ed that Pettigrew
down MS he was II disgrace to the state.
South Dakota has redeemed herself in
the eyes OF the east an1 good times are
in store for her in the near future"
Just wait until viii reads the returns
fIom Day county.
Charley Garfield who u short time
ago was shot through the ri yhtl lung by
Charley Lrmar has So far recovered as
to be around again. The bullet lodged
between two ribs nenr the spinal col
um u and in a very difficult pllce to be
removed. Several days ngo DR.. Brown
performed II very successful operation
and succeeded in reaching and rem owing
it, taking the bullet put through an in
cision in the back. Since then the
patient has recovered rapidly aud will
e No an~aesthrtic was administered,
but in his full sensibilities the painful
operation was performed and with
scarcely a finch from the patient. That
Is what we call genuine grit.-Roberts
County Banner.
DR.. j. G. French departed Tor st. Paul,
Saturday night, having spent the six
shooting in this vicinity. Thu
expressed himself as much pleast
ea will, his experience here, got plenty\
game and expects TO return next fall.
He is "A genial. eompsnionable, whole
fellow aud a true sportsman.
He will spent n week ia st. Paul, Mil
yankee and Chicago, then 60 to North
to put in the winter quail
shooting. Many Webster friends wish,
INN God speed.
The Webster AID Aberdeen High
loot ball tennis will play off
heir tie game on Saturday at the base
pail grounds. The last score indicates
hat the teams are evenly matched and
] warm game is sure TO result. The
Ocals appear confident OF victory.