Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-21
Sandvig Bros.

ing purposes.
Sandvig Bros.
The editor and his wife, says an tx.
Change, dissagree with zach other very
materially. She sets things to rights
ana he writes things to set She reads
what others write aud he writes what
Others read. She keeps the devil ont OF
the house AZ much AZ possible aud he re-
tains him and could not go to press
without him. She knows more things
than he writes aud he writes more
things than she knows.
Here il something we found in an ex-
Change, aud il might be of interest to
some OF our readers: If farmers would
Follow these instructions they need
never go tn anN "xp"n>e tn deliorn their
cattle. Buy a five rent stick of potash,
aud hen the itile horns make their
first Sign OF starting or the calves vet
them over with caustic stick, aud that
call viii never know that nature intend
I'd that il should have horns.
On Saturday Alviah the IA year old
u Of MIR. and Mrs. X. NJ. Kellogg met
with a painful accident. The lad was
riding hls pOney on the school grounds
ana Ia turning the corne of the build
ing the animal slipped and fell. Alviah
striking on his head and face OIL the
frozen ground, and the poney falling
on his legs. The lad was picked up
taken home and DR.. Harris summoned,
1t was o than two hours before the
little fellow regained consciousness, the
conclusion must have been terrible as
he bled from the mouth nose and ears
he was u sight to ~behold-one eye
swe!led entirely shut, a greater portion
OF the skin off his face, both lips bnrst
and Il hole through the lower one. But
strange to relate no bones were broken,
aud at this writingno pertinent injury
is antici pated-his escape seems mir
acuIous. He has the sympathy OF the
community in his misfortune.
An exchange has the following para
graph on the fellow who has the post
master send his paper back to the pub
lis her marked refused:
ave have a few names on our books
OF n few fellows who had taken this
paper from The postoffice for three or
four years and who have given them to
the postmaster TO send to us marked
refused, but their accounts fail to
balance. We have made a black list for
them and they are registered under the
heading. but we find nothing in the
la ws OF the land which will enable us to
get our moneys worth out OF their
worldly possessions, and we have lett
to satan TO settle when they call on him
shortly alter they leave this world OF
ours, where county seat politiciaun "A
go about With "A ponpous air and refuse
drafts for their expired subscription ac-
counts after they had refused the paper
Mt The postoffice. There are Others"
The Real Big Show is headed this way
and will be seen at the Webster Opera
House Thursday March 9th. Mahara's
Big Minstrel Carnival with many new
bright novelties aud a wealth OF at
tractive display never before seen in
minstrelsy heretofore. The Company
il larger than any OF a similar kind
that travels aud is transported in the
Mahara paiatial cars. The performance
is immense from start to finish and a
dull moment is not allowed to present
itself. The great Garden City Quartet tie
novelty Thornton Sisters; clever Billy
Young: lie Roy Bland: Dan Fleming;
John Ianner; George Hamilton; John
Rowland; John Johnson; Ella Williams
George l.. Noxley aud u long string OF
others have the comedy, singing, dane
ing in hand, and Malone, the prince oi
batou conductors the big concert or
chestras. Everything new, fine and
diff rreut from Others.
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