Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14

Tho yaw sodn fountain has arrived Tor
p, abody's Drug Store q been pun in
lac. Ii j. without doubt oas o.: l. Hos
ne feast fountain ia tBe state lttS %
yrauifs. decorated with onyx and slFer
yilb mirrors tasfeiuliy arrBsge1 IH an
.f,g. oak trimmings above. ana oh
! ,i,-r side cs the ~fpaBf4tW proper l"r
.nr.riur arrangement l. SIMPLY peri-ct
!. rgards cgny-ab gce and nuish- III is
handsome addition To that o~ther~lT-
xe4I supOrtiOaed establishment ana
Fred BaIlie wears n grin on hls
mug like a boy with biz nn-t par Of RED
boots.
Aiusworth OF WatsrtoEn has
an agency for the sale OF
mn.inaI Instruments ia the aAiace
bock in this city with T. C. Olson IN
In Pianos they handle sIch
celebrated makes a. Henry Z. Miller.
7 akesjda, Msrr7feld. SchRmne8, Keys
burv and Conover. liz organs, Tough
4 Warner. Farrand * Notey, Western
College and Chicago College also sheet
music OF all kinds and a genera hne o'
musical merchandise.
IL * a hard matter Z arrive at an
estimate OF the crop condition IN this
vicinity. One man who you consider as
good authority and IN Il position 10
know tells YOU with the favorable
conditions from COW until harvest w."
could not get more than from three To
FIVE bushels per acre, while another
whose opinion YOU consider equally az
good will say that with good heavy
rains within the next five DAYS We will
have a t~wo-thirds croJ. There arr IA
few localities that have had local
showers aud the crop looks fairly well,
but as a whole the prospect H. the worst
Day county has experienced at tins
season of TIE year H. her histor.'. How
ever it is our opinion that with favor
able conditions from now until the crop
is harvested We will get a hall crop or
better.
The C. M. & st. p. BY. Co. will sell
excursion tickets to Ortonyille and Big
Stone City for lake business on Fridays
and Saturdays good returning the fol-
lowing Mondays at $3.50 for the round
trip. This rate in effect until Oct. 81.
Excursion tickets sold to the Repub-
lIcan state convention at st. Paul.
June % aud %, return June 30. One
fare for round trip.
Special rates to Sioux Falls A. o. L.
". meeting June o and 10.
E. A. Bradley, Agt.
Rev. W. B. Hubbard, who has been
absent from the city since MAY 81, re-
turned Saturday evening having taken
quite a trip. He first went to Sioux
Falls to attend a meeting OF the Con
gregational General Association OF the
state, May 90, % and "a, of which
organization he has been secretary for
the past 15ayears. After the session he
remained in that city about q week
visiting old friends and to recuperate a
little before going to Chicago to attend
May 30, a meeting of the International
Sunday School Associations Executive
Committee, of which he is a member
From Chicago he went to Plymouth
Wis, to spend a few days with his
parents. From there he went to Bploit
for a short visit with his brother il
that city. 1t will be remembered tht
Rev. gentlemen just got mp from a sick
bed and his fTirnds were worried for feal
the trip would prove o much OF az
exertion for him. But we are glad to
SIZE that he stood it all right and looks
much better than could have been
expected, and says he feels first rate.
An accid mt occurred at the new Bag
ley elevator in course of construction
in this city, Thursday afternoon June
18th. which resulted IN the death o
Arthur s. Kennedy. He was working
around the Elevator and a board wa,
blown from the top OF the cribbina
striking the unfortunate mnn in th,
hack OF the head making an ugly wound
He was picked mp and after a few
minutes was able to walk with assis
tance to DIR. Kisrlamd's Office where au
examination was made aud the wouut
dressed by DIR. Kirkland assisted nv DIR
Harris. IL was ut first Thought that
the skull was fractured, Int the exam
i~nntion proved otherwise and hope,
were entertained for the patients r..
eoyery. He WIZ taken TO st. John,
hospital whore he died about midnighI
OF concussion Of the brain.
DECREASED came to Dakota from Wis
cbns'H fourteen years ago. u nHs
resided In the vicinity of Butler AND
Bradley until a little over a wear ngc
when ~ removed from the latter plac.
To this city. He WAS 46 years old nnt
leaves u wife and five children-four
girl and one boy TO MOURN hls untimrl,
end.
Mr.. Kennedy was u member In good
standing Of Webster Lodge No. 50, A
.. L. ". having rtcrL .iy joined by card
from the Bradl.y lodge. The iuhpra'
occurred Saturday afternoon FROM ia.
congregational chnrch. conducted b,
the Workm-r Lodge. Contractor
Clrvland and liis crew, OF which decpas.
Ell was a member when he met tn. fata
accident. showed there respect by at
tending in u body.
Thisi- another ease whkre the Work.
men order has proved a blessing in thi-
community, for lmd il net been t hat
Mr.. Kennedy was u member and held n
policy orr 81, 900 he would have left li-
family III almost destitute circnmstatI :ps.