Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Wv" i"' I9 CGies' 1t never fails and is
Pheasant ami safe to take. For sale by
all druggists.
William Moore had Il runaway while
moving on the DR.. Harris farm Tuesday.
The team Eecame frightened at thunder
and ran away breaking the machine
beyond repairs.
For Sale.-My hotel property in the
town of Lily, with twelve good rooms,
a good barn and well with windmill.
Fr1ces reasonable. Inquire or address:
l.. M. HaZelton, Lily, S. d.
j. w, Abbott purchased the first load
OF new wheat yesterday on the market.
Ii graded number two and was shrunken
Il little, but not nearly SO much as the
reports made from this country had led
people tQexpect it would be.
A. NJ. Allen drove in from Brookings
tr1cay to spend Il few days visiting
Webster friends, and looking after his
business interests. A. NJ. says the crop
i'll Day county is by far the best he saw
On the trip.
otto Hinze who has been in Seattle,
Washington, for the past year, gave his
| fySher, Fred Hinze, and the other mem
bers Of the family a complete surprise
Saturday by coming in Oh them without
warming He is XUall
This section was visited Ey quite a
heavy rain storm Tuesday evening.
Right in Webster and vicinity hail fell
for some time but a very diligent querry
on the Tart of the reporter Wednesday
disclosed no damage done of any conse-
quence.
The meetings in the tent will CON
tinue to lie held at 8:15 each night. The
attendance is GCCd. There. will tie a
service in the Norwegian language at
four Cclcck Lext Sunday, followed by a
short talk III English. Come and study
the Bible with US.
Chief Of Police Denny went down in
tie railroad yards Tuesday night and
rounded up Frank Smith and Frank
Johnson with a lot of stolen chickens
and meats. Justice Malmberg the next
morning gave ~the.retty thieves five days
in tie county Jail to repent of their
crime.
Lest, Strayed or Stolen-Five months
Lie wellyn pup, dog; answers to the
name Dash, black head and ears,
white stripe down center of nose, IL
black round spot behind front right leg
on telly, two Hack spots en- side of
back, legs we'll licked. A liberal reward
will lie given for the return of same or
any information leading to his recovery.
Address all information to j. r. Taylor,
Webster, s. d.
S. K. Cooper started his thresher last
Saturday. The reports of his first days
work speak very well for the crops OF
this county. he threshed two loads of
cats for Charles Rich from whichhe got
seventy two bushels; one lead of oats
fol- Nels Johnson that went forty eight
bushels; two leads of b~arleyfor Thomas
McKennett that yielded seventy-eight
bu shells. FrcKl an estimate on the
barley Mr.. McEennett's crop will go
City bushels TO TIE acre.
Agent Bradley was taken with cramps
while bathing i'll Pickerel lake last Sun
day and was immediately takento shore
in a heat. The usual medicine" wa
produced and the genial agent suffered
with cramps until the bottle wasempty.
But when the medicine" was gone
Brad" like the clown IN the circus,
refused to have further cramps. Adding
insult to injury one of the s~ympathizers
remarked .'wouldn't that cramp you,
and was properly thrown into the lake.
The special train will leave Webster,
fer Ortouville and Big Stone at 8:4S a.
M. on sunday, August If, and return
ing will leave Ortonyillc at 6:45 p. m.
same date. Excursion tickets will be
good going and returning only on special
train. A very attractive program has
been arranged for the pleasure of
excurs.onists including a bali game
between the Aberdeen and Minneapolis
Brewers clubs. Round trip rate from
Webster $40. For further particulars
apply 20 the ticket agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad.
There has always been trade IN Web
ster for a irst-class restaurant and Billy
Mahaney has now put himself in the
very enviabel position of proprietor of
one of the cleanest, newest, neatest lest
suppl;ed restaurants in the northwest.
A place where You "a always get a
lunch or a square meal. Where all of
the delicacies of the season are served
az reasonable prices. A nice coy little
dinning room with everything to suit
their fastideous fancies for ladies. I'm
fact an ideal restaurant right here at
ho,ne in Webster. Billy is deserving of II