Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-03-21
LOCAL

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county Will be Offered for sale at III,
oonrt House. On Saturday all unsolc
ana Unbiased lands will be offered 70,
lease at the same place.
heV. IL. n. Tragitt who has been lnif
up by the grip for the past two months
announces that there will be Episcopal
services sunday AS usual. La the morn
ing at lO:45 and in the evening at 7.3O
A cordial welcome to all.
The latest thing in the wav OF white,
drinks is Hot Soda. 1t is served ut Tn,
Pioneer Drug Store. The favors mr.,
Chocolate, Mocha Coffee, English
breakfast Tea, Bee! Tea, Clam Bou
iiiIon, etc. 1t is n delicious drink-try
it.
Charley Clemens, a young coIored
man who had been around town for
some months past, died March 11th. oil
quick consumption, at St. Mary's los
pItai. As his friends could not be Iocat-
ed he was buried ut the expense OF the
county.
Mrs. Lillian E. Kinney Of this city was
married Tuesday March 10Th. to Chas.
u. Graves OF Browns Valley. at the st.
Hubert Hotel, MIlbank, Rev. Samuel
j. Watson officiating. They departed
for Browns Valley, their future home
Wednesday.
a prominent lady OF this city sprung
thefoilowing on the editor Saturday
evening, "Why is Mrs. Carrie Nation
like the rheumatism" Of course he was
too thick headed to guess why, so she
gIeefulIy informed him, because she
attacks the joints"
Died-Monday morning March 18th,
Michael Fraeger OF Butler township.
Deceased was aged IS years aud cause
Of death was cancer Of stomach. Fun
eral services We're held Wednesday after
noon at the German Friedens church,
Rev. P'ethmnnn officiating.
Parties in Brown county, living near
the Day county line %complain that the
COteau Hills country is very prolific in
the production OF wolves. Day county
on ~ offers u bounty OF $50 and the
wild CANNES are constantly on the in.
Crease.-GrOion independent.
II. II. SLOVENIAN and family depart
cd Monday night Tor their new home in
WurIu NAtla, Wash. a large circle OF
irlsATs accompanied them to the depot
70 bid them farewell aud wish them n
safe Journey. Their household effects
were shipped the same day.
4 sweet graduate OF Halfmoon Bay,
Cal. chose IA n subject for her essay;
"From Fig Leaves to Shirt Waist
The Coast hdv0cnte, the local paper.
referred to the matter in this wise: lit
was IA great theme, aud covered IA lovely
territory" Now wouldn't that jar
You?
Mrs. II. A. Atkins departed Saturday
morning for Watprtown for u short
visit with her daughter, Miss Lillian
Lancaster who is again teaching. Miss
Lnncaster's friends will be pleased to
leuru that her injury from "A iall prov
Ell less ser ious than anticipated for Il
while.
Miss Lancaster returned Wednesday
evening from Rochester, Mimi, where
she went a few days ago to consult the
physicians in regard Ia an injury TO her
knee which he received II few weeks ago.
She il better and hopes soon TO esum
work in The school room-Watertown
Public Opinion.
Frank Burns arrived Friday morning
from Mime apulis to REMAIN "A week Wis.,
iting bis Webster friends. Frank ia now
handling Mother: Minnesota lands for
the Northern Pacific II. w. aud life in
the metropolis evidently agrees with
him. for he IL ~looking-to use his favor
tie pxpression-"as fine as silk.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. =. Hash entertained
"A social dance Thursday evening mt
1 he pleasant p~arlors OF the Commercial.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hart furnished the music
The party WAS in honor Of Mrs. ~. j.
Tong, and was n most enjoyable afinir-
MI the participants voting Mr.. III. and
his estimable lady roya! entertainers.
Go. Commissioner HalstrOm returned
Friday morning from his trip to Li-
verne MINI. where he delivered mil
Hammer the insane patient. to the
authorities. IiaaImer has since
been committed TO the asylum mt st.
Peter. Mr.. Halstrom visited relatives
a. Sioux Falls and Madisca on liis way
Dack home.
&c. Gruby and j. u. Iilley will estab
Tnmaiie Kennels mt the Park AZ
,oop as the season opens. They have
Settlers and Pointers and Cbesa
wakes of the hes families, all Royalty
red. ianey stock. Both gentlemen are
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