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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-29
Ebony novelties just arriv-
ed at
Malmberg's Jewelgy Store.

Dan Sumner OF Rutland, n. B., was in
town Monday looking after some farm
interests in this locality.
The European Hotel has a new waiter
{: Z. Baum. recently employed in the
Sherman House. Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Neidenfeuhr re.
turned Sunday morning from their sad
errand to Park Lake, Mimi.
A. D. Haish departed Saturday night
for Minneapolis, TO spend the Thanks
giving season with his family.
Mr.. Bliss vas brought over from
Homer township and placed in S t.John's
hospital suffering from paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. SuttIe went to
Webster Saturday evening for a brief
visit with friends Aberdeen News.
Budd Jones, cousin OF the late David
Jones, departed Friday for Ellington
where he will remain for a few days.
Ole Olson from the northern part OF
Dav county, went down to Minneapolis
Friday night on a matter OF business.
Ed. Milan came down from Lidger-
wood. n. D.. and is visiting Billy
Mahaney and other friends this week.
This is q bad season for coughs and
colds. Ii You are afflicted with either
Mikes Own Cough Cure--it beats 'em
all.
The annual election Of officers OF Coteau
Lodge, No. 81, A. F. & A. NJ, will occur
at Masonic Temple Tuesday evening,
Dee. 4.
The attention OF the teachers, pupils
and the public generally is Gated to the
fine line OF tablets at the Pioneer Drug
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt arrived from
Waubay this morning to spend Thanks
giving as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Thul.
100 new carpet samples for in5pec
ton. A lot Of Old samples to dispose
of cheap. Call early TO get best pieces
for rugs. Benjamin & Foster.
Miss Grant, the Elevator store mil
liner, departed Sunday night for Spirit
Lake, Iowa, for an extended visit with
her sister.
10 to the Star Gallery for your
Christmas photographs. A lot OF up
to-date cards. Over thirty styles to
select from.
The diptheria scare is about over but
the members OF the afflicted household
have not been allowed to re-enter
school as yet.
Mrs. Munson who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. julius Dustrud, de-
parted Sunday night for her home NJ
Appleton. MINI.
DR.. and Mrs. Goodmanson departed
Wednesday night for Appleton, Mimi,
where they will spend Thanksgiving
with Col. and Mrs. Stanton.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. b..
church will hold a sale of fancy articles
for Xmas. also fresh baking and home
made candy on Saturday, Dec. Sth.
Christmas gifts for gentlemen at
Ross, The Jeweler.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-29
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Webster 1arket.

corrected every Thursday by j. W. Abbott.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-29
ionnhm"y ana koonIed G~oois-the fash.
AnhS gifts-a by line - '''h'
Ross, The Je wpIer

Ebony and Ebonied Goois-,be s.sn
iohabl% Amas gifts bg line - 'a'n
Ross, The Jewpler,
Prof W. W. Holcomb WA.
day. VI "u'ic Tues
|, 10 to j. +. Gearra the new incl aa,,on
Stand. N'""hS old
john J. Vixen and brother OF Lih.rtx
sownSph'p departed Friday lor Nor.
ina you know that C. r. Russell 90,
,nph.sh repairs for 10000 different
Eli Stearns drove over from, u,
night. '"'''eu over
All persons desiring coal of ] T.
learn please leave orders Mt NJ A
Thurs Drug Store.
Anton Biersbach and family of VALLEY
Tuesday. "D''neSS
"a subscription il DOW due and
payment OF same will be greatly apnre-
ciated at this office.
Mrs. Hattie Barrett and daughter do.
parted for New PaynesyilIe, Mimi,
Tupsday. '
We have now the incest couchas ever
N town. We want you all to see them
Benjamin & Foster.
Rob. Martyr, Andover's popular fail.
or, was doing business in this city
Saturday.
Sweat and fruit acids will notd iscoIor
goods dyed with Putnam FadeIess DYES
Sold by NJ. A. Thul.
n. s. Basom OF Groton, was in this
city Monday on business before the
county court.
ii. W. Bankers AescuIapjus will cure
that awful painful headache.
Peabody's Drug Store.
Jos. Meyer, State Oil Inspector, was
down from Aberdeen doing the inspec
ton act Friday.
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the Wallace Block, under the direction
OF Tt Olson is o the popular resort
for musicians of the city-the place
where they make purchases, OF all kinds
of sheet music and musical me- thandise
generally. They sell such celebrated
makes in pianos as Harry +. Miller,
Lakeside, Meniteld, Schubert, kimball,
Scbimme!, kingsbury and Conover. In
organs Clough L Warren, Farrand &
Votey, Western Cottage and Chicago
Cottage.
The new Trefethryn house was
"warmed' Friday night by a social
dance and a most enjoyable time is re-
ported.
Miss Gertrude Huntington went down
to Waubay Tuesday night, and Miss
Grace Huntington spent Wednesday in
Groton.
About thirty young friends Of Ray
Pitsor perpetrated a surprise party on
HIM Tuesday evening. All report a
good time.
Census Supervisor David Williams
made a business trip TO Minneapolis, de-
parting Friday night, returning ycster-
day morning.
Post Master W. A. Abbott OF Waubay
was visiting friends here Saturday.
Will shows plainly the effects of his re-
cent severe illness.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Evalyn, daughter of S. L. Potter OF
Butler, TO James c. Garrick OF Faux
ton, which occurs, Dec. IL.
The stork made a visit to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Lindxuist last night
aud left delightful Thanksgiving gift
in the person OF a sweet little daughter.
Misses Malina and Ida Ottum and
Ole Ottum, who have been visiting rela-
tivps i~ this city departed Thursday
night for their home at La Crosse. Wis.
Hugh Hamilton, one OF the owners OF
the old Woodland farm, departed Mon.
day for PrarrIe du Chen, Wis.,. and
rumor has it that he will not return
alone.
Married, Monday, Nov. &c. at the
Methodist parsonage, by Rev. j. S.
| Hardness, Howard 4. Patterson to
Miss Matte Sandborn, both OF York
township.
Mrs. f. Huntington returned Sunday
morning from her visit with her mother
Yrs. Gowdy at Albert Lea, Mimi. She
also visited clear Lake, Usage Iowa,
and Minneapolis.
Born, Tuesday, Nov. 81, to Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. A. Wells, a son. The folks are
getting along nicely and c. A. feels that
he has especial reason for returning
thanks this year.
Capt. w. I'll. Clay and wife, old friends
OF Ed. G. Warner and family arrived
from Georgia, on the 4:50 train Mon
day morning Tor a short visit with
friends in this city.
Don't buy your Christmas Gifts until
you see my line of elegant Silver and
Gold Plated Ware, Clocks, Sterling
Silver and Fancy Pottery.
Ross, rhe Jeweler.
The ladies OF Lily gave a Basket
Social" Friday evening for the benefit
OF the Lily band. 1t proved a most sue.
c~lssful function, SOCIALLY aud financially
forty five dollars being realized.
The latest thing in the way OF winter
drinks is Hot Soda. 1t Is served at the
Pioneer Drug Store. The lavors are
Chocolate, Mocha Coffee, English
Breakfast Tea, Beef Tea, Clam Bou-
ilIon, etc. 1t is a delicious drink-try
it.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church will give a luncheon in connection
with their sale of useful and fancy
articles on the afternoon and evening OF
Dec. L, at A. OF. w. hall. Don't for
get to call.
have land near Webster,
Waubay and Bristol for sale
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-29
The Problem Solved.

Get grandma or grandpa gold spec
tacles to take the place OF the old rusty
ones. You can have them fitted cor
recrIy, without extra charge, alter
Christmas by Ross, Jeweler and Grad
nate Opt ician.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-29
Thanksgiving Day.
Paw your subscription

Thanksgiving Day.
Pay your subscription
NJ Sanborn was over from Butler
Friday.
Get your stove repairs of C. Z.
Russell.
Mrs. 4. Stevenson was over from But
Ter Monday.
Second hand school books bought
and sold. hoss u Co.
II. Z. Patterson OF Lily, was "a city
visitor Friday.
II is sold everywhere. Blizzard best
10 cent cigar.
Chas. 8. Buel! OF Bristol, spent Mon.
day in the city.
Good Cigars-John Drews and Wash
iDgton Irvings.
+. Z. Gibson visited LaDgford Mon
day on business.
Mike sells tablets-"All You Can
Carry" for a nickel.
III. L. Giles of Chicago, is visiting
friends IN this city.
Ell Falco-strictly imported cigars.
u. A. THU has them.
Miss Lulu Hanson was up from Wau-
bay Thursday night.
Try Mikes Hot Soda-an immense
drink these cold days.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Potter drove up
from Butler Tuesday.
Newell's Standard-The best cigar for
Scents on the market.
A. w. Flanders made a business trip
to Andover yesterday.
For sale-a second hand buggy. In
quire at this office.
John H. Moore is laid up with q severe
attack OF rheumatism.
Twenty new patterns OF baby cabs at
the Old Furniture Store.
7. r. and j. P. Berringer were up
from Waubay yesterday.
TO stop that cough get a bottle of
Mikes Own Cough Remedy.
r. Lilley and ID. McGlachIin were
Webster visitors Monday.
New line OF samples go new ones) Of
carpets at the Old Furniture Store.
Thos. McKennct came over from Lily
and spent Sunday at home.
Genuine Norway XXX herring at
five cents per pound at Fiksdal Bros.
Martin Johnson drove down from
Bristol Thursday on business.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-29

am now prepared to supply the
Genuine Raymond Coal shipped direct
from the mines.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-29
SUDDEN SUMMONS.
R. LARSENDROpS DEAD OF APopLExy.
Nd Settler Passes to His Reward

a great shock was given the com.
munIty by the sudden death of Rasmus
Larsen, the well known lumber dealer
winch occurred Saturday evening be.
tween i've and six O'clock. 1t appears
re was visiting a building which he had
III course OF erection over on the west
SIoe OF the city and was about to place
III his wagon some remnants Of lumber
10 a k home, when he staggered and
le'I' OIe Syverson and brother who
were working on the building, imme-
dlateIy ran to his assistance, but it was
a death stroke and all was over, Dr's
Harris and kierIand were summoned
but OF course were unable to do any,
thing but pronounce him dead. The
bursting OF II blood vessel in the brain
was given as the cause OF death and the
BODY was taken to his late residence. Il
was truly a sad occurrence aud fully ex-
empllties that in midst OF life we are in
death.
Deceased vas born neal Christiana.
Norway. Nov. 18Th, 1929. Came to
South Dakota aud settled in Webster in
1884. For many years he was superin-
tendent of j. Lees lumber yard. later
removing to Waubay where he estab-
llshed a lumber yard which he conduct
ed for a period, when he removed to his
farm In Racine township. About one
year ago he re-entered the lumber bust
ness in this city and in which he was
engaged at the time OF his death. He
leaves to mourn his loss, a widow and
four chiIden-Rev. Lauritz Larsen OF
Christiana, Norway; Mrs. Skrondal OF
Aberdeen, Wash; Ditman Larson, at
present a theological student in the
United Church Seminary, Minneapolis,
and Mrs. Lars j. Fiksdal OF this city.
Mr.. Larsen was a loving husband and
father, a kind %neighbor, an earnest
Christian and a" upright and indus
trious citizen-always courteous and
kindly in his transactions with his fell
low men aud whose loss will be severely
felt in social, church and business Cir
cles. The sympathy Of the entire COM
munity goes out to the stricken ones in
their great loss. Funeral services were
held Tuesday III the Norwegian Luther
an church, Revs. Hammer OF this city,
and o Glesne of Aberdeen, officiating.
A Iarg" c]oncourse OF scrrowing friends
followed the remains TO the last resting
place.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-29
Moneyto loan on approved
security. {. w Taylor.

Geo. Seeley and John Alley If Andov-
err spent Sunday in this city.
Post master Robt. Martyr OF Ando-
yer was a city visitor Saturday.
Attorney G. c. Bush OF Waubay, was
transacting business here Thursday.
He. Wickre shipped a ear OF hogs
leeders-to Onawa, Iowa, Saturday.
Nelson Finch of Andoyer, was trans
acting business in this city Saturday.
Miss Title Johnson went up to Bristol
TINS morning to spend Thanksgiving.
DIR. r. w. Riggs was down frcm An
aoSer Monday N important business.
Miss Julia Serum ente rtained a few
friends at her home Tuesday evenings.
Fancy Chinaware and Cut
Glass to be found at
Malmberg, The JeweIer.
ueo. J. Grain went down to Summit
Wednesday To speLd the Thanksgiving
season with |. U. Grain and family.
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The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14

ter, Mrs William Davis, ir Oxford, aged 90 years. The funeral was held st 10 o'clock, Thursday, at her late residence. Tho intermeut was in Woodbury.
 The Junior chorus of 20 Sunday school children, some quito young in years, gave very excellent concert in the hall, last Friday evening. Prof Elton has bee n here for several weeks and the hid den talent of many of the children has developed remarkably under his ekillfr training. The little ones were all dress ed in white and looked very pretty in- deed as they sat in rows upon the plat form. A large attendance listened to the following program: .-.~..
 ''Starlight, Starlight" May Thomp- son, Ethel Beilamy, Olive Hall, Edna Hall and chorus.
 Solo, ..The Farmer Girla," Ella Bel lamy and chorus.
 Chorus of whistiipg and singing Bob White." TO. -,.. . --...
 Song by Prof Elton, c. H. Smith and William Clay. -,.-
 Chorus, College sore.
 Solo, My Brother, "Eapice Thompson.
 Whtppe orwill's song, Frank Strong and Five Whippoorwills.
 Solo, "Sweet and Gentle Annie, ," Ethel Bellamy.
 ''Dairy Maids SC ng," May Thompeon.
 "Swing My Baby," By eight little girls.
 Solo. "My Mary" Miss Mary Carr of Southbury.
 Kentucky Babe," Ruth Clay and chorus. .-
 Chorus, "Johnnie Smoker"
 Solo, 'The Guardian Angel" Miss Louise G. Ishsm.
 Fancy March, "The Weaver's Shut tle," with song, by five little girls.
 Fancy march, by ten juniors. May pole, ten robbins.
 The proceeds amounted to $9.75. Ms Emeline Roswell, aged S5 years, died, last Thursday. The funeral was at the house at 3 o'clock, Sunday after- noon. Evangelist Johnson, ST., officiat- ed. The pail bearers were four grand s0ns of the deceHsed. Sue had been blind for many years but was devoted and patient Christian and member of the Methodist church. She leaves two sons, George and Olin Roswell, and two un- married daughters with whom she was living. ..'...
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
sOU1HF0RD.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD

NEWS BR1EFLY TOLD. B. c. Pope and Charles Wheeler have peen shingling Rev Father Maetyn's house at the Bristol place, occupied by Henry Wells. !.4
 William D. Hunson of Middlebury has moved hie engine s0 Homer W. Atwood's hniA, and is grinding feed for him.
 The village school opened for the win. ter term n Wednesday morning, after . vacation Of two weeks, with Miss Martha w. Thompson as teacher.
 T. J. Wylie and wife were home from Bristol over Sunday.
 Aes Sarah Futile is quite poorly re- qoiring much care, and attention.
 Rev and Mrs Shas ffer were lguests at the home of George K. Garlick, last Fri day.
 j.A. wadhams, truant agent, recent ly spent some days in town, looking af- ter the children.
 Clark Lewis remains very low with ty- photd fever at the home 0f Cyrus Gray ln Kettletown. His mother, Mrs Emily Lewis of Waterbury, is by his bedside and Miss Stella CuFties was called, Sun. day morning, to assist in cariI z for him. ais brother, Arthur, and sister, Mrs Her. pert Thompson, of Waterbury, were over Sunday: Dr Green of Southbury Is the attending physician. His friends are very anxious about him.
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
CORNWALL BRIDaL
DEATH OF CHARLES HoLL1srER.

DEATH OF CHARLES HOLLIsTER.
 This hamlet has again been visited by the death angel and taken Charles Hol. lister, much respected citizsn, who had served his town as selectman and in va- rious other ways and at the time of his death was foreman of V. c. Beers' tobac. co house. He also was a member of the Grange and one of the charter members of the Order, of United Workmen, be- ing one of the foremost in the building of their hall, in which he was on hand to do his part in everything, in connection with it, acting as trustee and receiver of lodge funds. His funeral was held in the hall and it was filled to its utmost capacity. There was quite . delegation from the Grange present, be- side many from the adjoining towns. The funeral was held at II o'clock, Monday, the 10th. As the hour arrived the mem bors of the lodge formed procession at the hall and started for his residence, across the river. When they arrived op- posite the tobacco shop the tobacco shop boys formed another procession of up- ward of 100 in line to escort the remains to the hall for the last time. The services were in charge of the Ancient Older Of United Workmen, assisted, by Rev John Nash, pastor of the Methodist church. Music was also furnished by the church choir, the selections being ''There is never 8 day SO dreary," and ''The Homeland Shore." The burial was in the Calhoun cemetery. There were upwards of 40 teams in the procession. The family have the sympathy of the community. This makes the fourth death in this lodge within the past IS months, drawing from it's funds, $9 900 when this is sent in. ~.- ~---..~-.-
 Three new members were initiated in. to the A. o. U. W. lodge here, last Fri. day night. ---r -" , A very cold wave swept over this place, Monday, giving us foretaste of Christ. mas time. >N
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
7. New ! Haven Co.,.
HIDDLEButRY.

|. THE CONGREqATIONAL CHURCH.
 Tho Moses -Kuapp,s who have beei guests forsthree. monthS It Wildwood
 the summer homo of Ntss Esther M
 Woodford and have been very heipfu members of the congregation durinr
 their stay, have gone to Stamford for tn winter. .,,. ~----'~~ -.-- .,..s. ~- The thank 6ffsring meeting of the 10.
 cal auxiliary of the Womsn's Board O,
 Foreign Mission, lately held at tho par.
 sonage, realized about 420 for the foreign
 mission work. Ttere were services o1
 worship in the vestry of the church or
 Thanksgiving day, the. .paator@ preaching from James l: IT.
 The Rev Hen-y Hoar of Naueatuct was expected to address . union meet. ing of the two churches in the Conareea sional house of worship, Sunday evening December 3, upe the work of the Y. M, 0. A. h his absence the two pastors spoke to the people with special referenct Co the young men and boys, . large company of whom were present.
 A committee of which Artisan Clark was chairman, appointed by the Sunday school to determine what shall be done by the school in celebration of Christmae, !, decided upon . Ohristmas tree with mu- sic and other suitable exercises. The even, occurs in the church. The Nethodist Sun. day school was invited to join with the Copgregationalischool in the celebration. The meeting of the committee was held at the home of Eli Bronson, Monday ev. ening, December 3.
 The ueual bi-weekly meeting of the Ladies' Aid society in the vestrY, Decem- per 5, was devoted to the preparation of ! Christmas box for . Children's Home Or Incurables. The new hymn book, The, Chu,ch aymnary. -is much enjoyed, especially he Psalter for responsive reading, ar- 'anged from the revised version of the | Psalms by the Rev Dr T. Ralston Smith D which the reading,is not that of alter- late verses, but, for the most part, the 1 Hebrew parallelism is followed, tho pas- or reading the former part of the verse
The Newtown bee., 1900-12-14
 ROXBURY.
THE CHAMPION FOX HUNTER.

THE CHAMPION FOX HUNTER.
 Ambrose H. Wilsey is having e.ea, luck at killing foxes this winter having secured three himself and another be has which was shot by Clayton Squire, while out with Mir Wilsey. --.. -~ -. c. T. Squire has 80 far rec overed from his severe illness as to be able to ride out. He visited Waterbury and Nauga- tuck two days the past week. DrL. j.. Pons has the credit for it.
 c. T. Nicholson finds 1t very lonely all alone at his home these long winter evenings So has advertised for house. keeper. He gets along very nicely do- ing his own homework.
 Veterinary Garlick brought the sick horse of 0. T. Squire out all right, last week.
 K. W. P. eston is selling out his entire stock of merchandise, preparatory to eo- ing out of the business, as the judge of probate and town treasurer's cficee. with his many interests, will occupy his time. Many regret this action as it is one of the oldest established general stores in the state and was conducted by his father before him many years. All find MT Preston very nice and agree able man to deal with.
 Representative s. B. Smith is conva. lescing and thinks he will be able to be on hand at the inauguration of the gov. ernor and the opening of the Legislature.
 A select party was held at Miss Clara darrfson's at the Station on the evening of the 9th. A very enjoyable time was reported.