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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31
Hancock Letter.

cock Starr
DR.. p. e. Stigers has placed an
elegant new rubber tire vehicle
on the street. He has also pur-
chased a pony cart for his daugh-
ters Kitty and Lucy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chestnut
and daughter Miss Lucille and
sister Miss Brubaker spent sew
eral days last week in Hagers-
town attending the Fair.
Quite an excitement was caus-
ed by the cry of fire about nine
o'clock Monday morning. The
house of Isaac Morgret in the
East End, opposite the Potomac
Roller Mill, occupied by Peter
McCarty, caught fire from the
kitchen stovepipe. The roof was
ablaze but the flames were stay
ed by the bucket brigade. BY
tearing off the shingles the inside
of the house was badly damaged.
But for the prompt assistance of
the men near by, the house would
have been quickly consumed, it
being an old frame house.
One of the most elaborate social
events in Hancock for many day
was the celebration of the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p.
Cohill on the 23d inst. A very
sumptuous collation. was served in
their elegant dining room, the ta
bles were most beautifully dec
GRATED with cut flowers and can
dies. The historic old home rang
with merriment, the young peo-
pie having their many friends
with their parents, the house has
been Mrs. Cohill's home from
childhood. During the Civil war
was used as a hospital, so has
been the scene of sadness as well
as Joy, now is one of the most
hospitable homes in the town, al
ways an open house to friends
far and near. Mrs. Cohill was
the daughter of late Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Rinehart so well known
here.
A large lumber of persons at
tended the Hagerstown Fair from
this place. Nearly three hundred
tickets were sold at Hancock Sta
ton. The excursion train was
inadequate to accommodate the
crowd on Thursday and on the
return trip the crowd was so
great that the spring of one OF
the coaches was broken.
The receipts from general ad-
mission tickets at all gates, grand
stand, and race money to the
amount of SO, 900 or more, for the
four days of the Fair, were: Tues
day, 81, $3.50; Wednesday, $2,-
588.10; Thursday, $4,647.70; Fri.
day, $673.O0: total, 9,266.75.
The grand stand receipts We'd
nesday were $647.50, against
S366.75 on Wednesday, 1900, and
for Thursday $776.6O, against
1906, 30 on Thursday, 1900.
The total gate receipts viii run
from $500 to $1,000 more than
last Fair, and probably $4,000
greater including the railroad
coupons. The receipts from priv
ileges sold foot up better than al
first expected and they will be
only about 5000 behind last years
receipts.
The total receipts from al
sources, excepting the railroads
last year, were nearly $4,000
The railroads turned in from SO,
| 600 to $4,000 last Fair.
1t is expected the profits of the
Fair will be between $4,000 and
$4,000. Last year they were
about $1,000.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31
NUMBER 4.
Personal.

Cutcnall.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Youse
spent Saturday and Sunday with
ID. 5. Denisar and wife near
Burnt Cabins.
Wilbur Grissinger, Maynard
Sipes, and Misses Lottie and
Leila Little spent last Sunday af-
ternoon in Mercersburg.
Mrs. William Baumgardner
and daughter Mary spent last
Saturday and Sunday at her old
home in Licking Creek township.
Mrs. William Wilds returned
to her home at Fort Littleton
Monday after visiting her sister
Mrs. Robert w. Cutchall of Ayr
township.
Mrs. w. E. Bair of Greenhill,
accompanied by her sister-in-law,
Mrs.J. M. Bair of Coatesville, Pa,
were pleasant callers at the News
Office Tuesday.
Mrs. B. F. Cline and Mrs. Jno.
W. Gunnells and son John, all of
Knobsville, spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Par
son at Fort Littleton.
Samuel Wagner, wife, and son
Romeo of Maurertown, Va, are
spending some time with his
brother, Abram Wagner, and
family at Knobsville.
Mr.. Walter Hays, accompanied
by his niece Miss Bessie Myers,
both of Hancock, spent from Sat
urday until Monday with the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Hays of this place.
W. Logan Sloan and his sisters
Misses Marion and Jessie reach
ed this place from Buffalo Tues
day noon. Mr.. Sloan is just re-
covering from several weeks i'll
ness from typhoid fever.
Abram Wagner and wife of
Knobsville, and Samuel Wagner,
wife and son Romeo, of Maurer-
town, Va, were visiting their
sister Mrs. Katie Cowan at De-
corum, Huntingdon county, last
week.
Merchant Charlie Scott, Land
lord Bare, Travelling Salesman
Henry Hutton and Newton Divel-
bliss, all of Fort Loudon, drove
across the mountain last Sunday
m orning and spent the day in
McConnellsburg.
Mr.. Howard G. Wishart, the
popular ticket agent at Hunting
don. for the Huntingdon and
Broad Top railroad company, is
taking vacation of two weeks in
the copper region of Michigan
visiting his brother Harlan.
DR.. A. d. Dalbey, George Rex
roth, George B. Daniels, and
Harvey l.. Sipes went over to
Waynesboro last Thursday and
helped to organize a lodge of
Elks at that place Thursday even
ing. Sixty-four persons were
initiated.
Mrs. S. M. Cook, Miss Mary
Trout, Miss Mary Pittman, D. F.
Trout and Miss Mary Hoke,
Wells Greathead and Miss Cath
crime Cook, Merrill Mace and Miss
Bess Trout, attended the Angle
Boyd wedding at Upton last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. George w. Skinner and
daughter Miss Mary drove over
from Chambersburg Monday
morning, took dinner at the Full
ton House, went down to their
old home at Big Cove Tannery in
the afternoon, and on Wednesday
returned to Chambersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Denisar of
Franklin county spent last Sat
urday and Sunday among friends
on this side of the mountain. Mr..
Denisar is on the Weber farm
near Mercersburg. He says he
had just one field of corn-42
acres, that will average As barrels
to the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Stoner and
daughters Misses Ursa and Emily
| IF U,vropa DO raoax{lxy xy;r;tol
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31

CaxJOn, FRIDAY morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roupe,
of Birmingham, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. Roupe's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sipe.
County Treasurer John d.
Smith, and daughter Miss Flora,
of Emmaville, we're guests of
Mrs. Harris's family Friday
night, and Saturday. Mr.. Smith
is one of Brush Creeks Sunday
school workers, and at his ear
nest request, the committee on
location, recommended that the
Sunday school convention be held
at McKendree M. E. church in
Brush Creek township in 1902.
Nevin Hockensmith, of Johns
town, accompanied by Bryan
Bowser, who had been spending
their vacation with Mr.. Hocken-
smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. B. Hockensmith, of Harrison
vile, returned to their home last
Friday.
Fred Clevenger, of Johnstown,
who had been visiting his father,
j. j. Clevenger, of Harrisonville,
has returned to his home.
Mrs. G. B. Hockensmith is Wis.,
iting relatives at Johnstown,
where she spent the years of
childhood.
Miss Fleming of Knobsville,
was the guest of the Misses Dan
iels, several days the latter part
of last week. Miss Fleming has
been instructing a class of nine in
instrumental music at Harrison
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Metzler,
of Burnt Cabins, attended the
Sunday school convention at
Green Hill, Saturday, and re-
mained over Sunday with his
brother John G. Metzler.
Rev. Chambers, of Big Cove
Tannery, who assisted in making
our convention success attended
services at the Green Hill Pres
byterian church Sabbath morn
ing. Bro. Chambe bers has a host OF
friends in this place who are al
ways glad of an opportunity to
open their homes to him.
Michael Mellott, and Mrs.
Mellott, of Johnstown, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends, in Licking Creek town
ship will leave for their home
this week.
Mrs A. w. Deshong, who is
suffering from an attack of can.
Ger of the breast is very much
worse at this writing.
The remains of Mrs. Anna
Fohner, relict of the late VIM. H.
Fohner were inferred in the
Sideling Hill cemetery, Thursday
evening. She died at the home OF
her son.in law William Fagly.
Her death was very sudden and
unexpected. She died sitting in
her chair in the absence of the
family, who were engaged at theil
work on the farm.
The report of Forest Dale
school, r. r. Sipe, teacher shows
an attendance of eleven every
day, OF an enrolment OF 10.
Samuel Fix, of Ohio, is visiting
his fosterparents Mr.. and Mrs
John B. S,ipe.
Piper Barton, and Miss Hanks
of Brush Creek, were among
those from a distance who attend
ed the convention at Green Hill
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman Truax,
of Pleasant Ridge, were welcome
visitor at this place during the
time of the convention.
Miss Nell Daniels, of McCon
nellsburg, was visiting relatives
at Harrisonville, Saturday ant
Sunday.
The first local institute of this
season was held at Sloan, las
Friday evening, and proved to bt
one of the most interesting ever
held in this township. In addi
tion to the ten teachers present
were Supt. Chestnut, DR.. A. X
Davis. and f. r. Shoemaker, M
d., of Hustontown, who took al
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31

Hon. Dallas Bernhardt and
Mr.. Sigel Ashman spent a day or
two in town this week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George Everhart
and sou Earl visited Mr.. Ever.
hart's parents, near Maddensville
Saturday and Sunday,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

warzYstwu pelnomoonictwo ma bu-'
dove kanaiu z r6znych zr6de} wo-
jdy, kt6ry etrzymaf nazwe New
River (nowa rzoka). Budowe kama
III dokonczono dopicro "a panowa~
mia kr6la Jak6ba, kt6ry pokry}
po}owe koszt6w i mia} otrzyma6
po}swe zysku. Poniewaz jednak
przez pewien czas przedsiebiorstwo
przynosi}o straty, przeto kr6l od-
stapi} swego udzla}u Towarzystwu,
pod warunkiem, re corocznie be-.
dzle wyp}aca}o koronie z przys}ego
czystego dochodu 800 funt6w
szterling6w; ] tax tez jest do dnia
dzlsiejszego. Towarzystwo zakupi-
10 tez przyleg}e grunta, kt6re
wkr6tce zyska}y wartosG. Dywi~
denda W roku zesz}ym wynosi}a
1904 funt6w szterlingow "a akcye.
w .roku 1854 akcya taxa przedsta-
wia}a wartosG 3 funt. szterl. 4 szyl.
W roku 1850 zas juz 145 tunt6w,
W roku 1920 vartoSG podnios}a sic
do 2l4 funtow, a W roku 1904 do
413 funt6w szterling6w. Potem
nastapi}a o%lbrzymia zwyzka, w
roku 1911 p}acono "a akcy2 IL, 500
funt6w SITTER. Akcye te bardzo
rzadko ukazuja sic ma rynku; mine~
10 tedy lat o~smdziesiaty zanim sic
to zr6w zdarzylo i akcya TAXA,
kt6ra poczatkowo mia}a wartosc
tylko 100 funt6w, wystawlona
zosta}a ma ~sprzedaz "a $4,000 fun
tow szter1ing6w. Obecnie, PREY
licytacyi. spad}a 0 5 tysiecy fun=
tow szt'rling6w, pomimo to jednak
przewyzszy}a wiecej niz W tysiac~
kroc cyfre, z jaka W wieku XVII
W SWAT ia ~puszczono.
o VOJNIE transwalskiej cie~
kawe szczeg6}y opowiada francuz.
ka doz61czyni, parma de lie Barge
de Certeau, wsp6}pracowniczka
La Fronde Twierdzi ona, re liczba
rannych i poleg1ych W Transwalu
jest daleko wiekszq, niz wykazuja
biuletyny urzedowe i dzienniki:
Brak}o miejsc W ambulansach i
s~zpitalach. Ca}y Transwal robl
w~razenie cmentarza. Zle sic tez
dzieje pozosta}ym, o%gotoceni z
wszelkich srodk6w utrzymania, ma
wp6f nadzy, obozuja pod go}em
niebem lub sza1asach Eebry i
g}6d zdziesiatkowa}y ME mniej o
fiar niz kule.
w EATACH ma srednim
Slasku (Cantli) mia} sig W tych
dniach odbyc pogrzeb pewnego
mazczyzny. kt6rego jake trupa wy
ciaagnieto rzeczki s:rzygfowskiej.
Mai to bye syn pewnej wdowy,
kt6ra razem z krewnemi wiedzia}a
il 6w trup-to jej syn. Tymczasem
biedaczka sig Ia jej szczeScie o.
mylifa. Syn sig ME utopif, lecz wy
jecha} sobie W okolice! ably popi.
JAG u r6znych z%najomych. W}a$nie
miS} sic odbyc pogrzeb, a tn
pred n~iasteczkiem spotyka zna-
jomy owego synalka i zdziwiony
ME ma}o opowlada mu Gala przy~
gode z topielcem. Kohczyt PREY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
CickaWe RZeczy.

siedzia} posiedziciel NJ. z L. W Cos
clncu 1amtejszym z kilku przyja
ciolmi PREY szklance piwa; pomie~
dry mimi znajdowa{ sic take be-
dnarz K. Gdy bawiono SIG W mai
lepsze i piwo, podnleci}o juz troche
HUNGRY, wesz}a do izbY goscihca
szesnastoletnia plekna c6rka bed~
nara K, ably ojcu cos ozuajmiG.
L.. zaczat sig umizgaG do dziewczy-
ny, W koncu oswiadczy}, re jezli da
mt %ca}usa. wyp}aci jej, gdy skoh~
czy 90 rok, 1900 m. Dziewczyna
sic wzbrania4a, lecz gdy L. pow
t6rzy1 ma seryo przyrzeczenie l po~
.wo1a} obecnych ma swiadk6w i gdy
w4asny jej ojciec zacza} jq do tego
namawiaG, pozwoli}a SIC poca}owac.
Lata ninety i l.. zapomnia} SVEN
pr%zyrzczeniu. Me ma}o sic tez
zdziwi{, gdy pred kilku mieslaca~
mi dostaf cd m}odej K. %wezwanie,
azeby jej teraz ~ %poniewaz skoh~
czy1a juz 20 rok zycia, wyp}aci}
przyrzeczona w6wczas sumo. L.
odpow,edzla}, re 6wczesne PREY
rzeczenie uwaza "a tart, ME chiaf
zap}acit; dz,ewczyna uda}a sic wiec
do sadu. Ably jednakze ME narazad
L. cd razu ma zbyt wlelki wydatek,
zaskarzy}a 90 tymczasem a conto o
500 m. Sad przyznal jej %s}usznosc /
skaza1 l.. ma ~zap}acenie tel kwoty,
wywodz2c, re poniewaz owozesna
zgoda bynajmniej ME ~sprzeclwia}a
sig dobrym ~obyczajom. przytem "a
warta zosta(a PREY swiadkach = Jest
przeto pravomocna. Me ulega
watpliwosci, re dziewczyna zdo{a
wyskarzyc tax same rcszte sunny.
Drogo tedy przyp}aci 6v L. przy~
jemnosG poca}owania pieknej
W BUDAPEsZCIE, stolicy
Wegler, postracali czasu swego
studenci zydowscy, jak o tenn do
nosilismy, krzyze herb6w we~
giersk1ch, zawieszonych W kruz~
gankakach uniwersytetu. To blu5-
nierstwo ch}ystk6w semickich wy
wo{afo zbawienna reakcy2. Oburzo-
ia tenn do zywego chrzescianska
wiekszosG student6w uniwersYtetu
zwr6cila sic do ministra oswiece-
MIA z prosba, ably nietylko wyrza-
dzona przez zyd6w szkoae napra"
wiono, ale take azeby W kazdej
sail wyk}adowej zawieszono kr>yz.
Ministerstwo przekaza}o te prosbe
senatowi. Spraw2 to "a mowaf sic
Onegda] takultet praWnlczy postS-
nowl} umieszczenie krzyza W aull l
sail posiedzen fakultetu, nadto
uchwali}, re krzyz ma odt2d hgu"
rowa6 takze PREY promocyach do
ktorskich, Postanowiono take
przystapiG do obudzenia katedry
moralnosci chrzesciahskleJ l posady
kaznodziei uniwersYteckiego. Tax
tedy bluznierczy czyn zyd6w wyda4
nast2pstwa, jakich sic zapewne
niespodziewall.
STARA AKCYA. Niedawno
sprzedapo W Londynie przez Icy
tacya stara akcya. kt6ra poczatko =
wo, to Jest pred laty 2sl przedsta"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
List ma4ej ~dzieWczynki. -

List ma4ej dziewczynki. - La
Carne, Ohio, 20 marca, 1900. DR.. Peter
Fabrney, Chica go, III. Drogi Panie:
- Pizytom1nasz Pan sobie zapewne,
;ak try lata temu ojciec moi zam6wi{
cd Pana pudlo 1ekarstwa, Gomozo, ola
many. By}a tax chora. lie, z tru-
dem mogla precise przez pok6J. a 20
dwu:ygodn1owem uzywaniu lekarstwa
prsyszla do %znpelhego zdrowia i by}a W
stan,e spelnia6 swoia robot2 domowa.
Chcielioysmy dostac wiecej tego lekar~
silva, by mice je zawsze ma poderedziu
W domu, Posylamy Panu S.. zalacza~
;jac je do tego listu. Prosze przys@a6
pubic do p. Fir Goly, La Carne Ono.
z wielk,m szacunkiem Marta Cola.
D.. Piot:a Gonozo przynosi szcze-
scle do domu prZez usuwanie cierpien,a
i leczenie choroby. Ma ono nieprzerwa-
ny rekoid powodzepia. p~oczYnajacy SIG
pied p:zeslo stu laty. Specyalni agencl
lie sprzedaja, Pc szczeg6}y pisZc.e do
DR.. Peter FaErney: 112-114 So Hoyne
Ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

severy Bittry zo}adkowe orzez~
,wiajai wzmacniaja >ca}y system
poteguja si}e uerw6w oras dziaia-
ME m6zgu i reguluja strawnosd
Jest,to czysty wyskok z leczaiczyoh
srodk6w. Cena so i 81. 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10
Polska pod Moskalem

WARSZAWA. Podczas ak
tn otwarcia pa}acu sztuk pieknych
zaszedf nies}ychanie przykry i ME-
zwyk}y wypadek. Otto miedzy obec~
nymi ma droczystosci dyrekt orem
akademii sztuk pieknych W Krako~
vie p. Fa}atem, a znanym artysta~.
m%alarzem. ulubiencem
Wllhelma, Wojciechem Kossa-
KEN, wywl2za} sig sp6r ma tie
osobistem, zakonczony tenn, re
Falat czynnie Kossaka zniewazy}-
Zajscie to wywar}o ogromne
oburzenie wsr6d oczestnik6w uro-
czystosci, zarzad Towarzystwa
zachetY sztuk pieknych udz,eli}
Fatatowi nagane. grono artyst6w
W liczbie 56-ciu uchwalilo wydaG
publlczua odezwe, pietnujaca to
~zajscie, a zaproszenie ma raut do
hr. Zamoyskiego Fatatowl cofnie~
to. Kossak r6wniez ma raucie ME
by}. Wyzwa} on Fa}&ta ma pojedy-
mex. a sekundanci ulozyli warunki
nadzwyczaj ostre, mianowi Gle:
pistolety, trzykrotna wymiaua kul,
odleg}os6 10 metr6w.
Z~BRODNIARz, kt6ry W po-
cl2gu kolejowym zamordowaf i
obrabowa} pania Wofodkowiczo-
wa, zosta} schwytany. Jest MIN
niejaki Mafyszew. Osadzono 60
JUL W odeskiem wiezieniu. Pc "a
mordowaniu pani Wolodkowiczo~
wei siedziaf on cicho przez kilka
miesieey. al teraz znowu usl}owa}
zamcrdowat W wagonie / klasy
zone banklera odeskiego, pani3
Szplonska. Zamach SIC ME uda},
ale przyczyui} sig do wykrycia
Ma}yszewa i zdemaskowauia go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

STARA AKCYA. Niedawno
sprzedapo W Londynie przez licy
tacya stara akcya. kt6ra pocsatko :
wo, to jest pred laty 2sl przedsta~
wia{a wsrtost 100 fant6w ~szterlin-
COW. obecnie za6 nabyta 100 tysie-
oy funt6w. Celem przeprowadze-
MIA wodoci2g6w W Londynie. krd~
Iowa Elzbieta da}a pcwnemu To-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-03-14

For wrurcrs OF the Luuphnr hat
enough said. Best quality, most stylish
block.
Geo. \, PrtIiy'r>v aud T. II. Rro,ID
OF rIand"eaU. ~" IN The city today on
REAL cstat" bu~iue>e.
Wamrd-Apnr"utj~os at TIA" inv Viii
iu"rN Store. Apply - Ross 4 COS Drug
Store.
Al parties DESIRING a cool q~roIitv OF
seed ORA should leave orders with
OcirsenroIter at once.
Go 10 !. F. Goamn the new fuel dealer
i"r coat and wood. Mcteown's Old
Stand.
Julius Egelnnd has h"pn confined to
Ills bed the past week, threatened with
an attack Of SpimnI meningitis.
Dave our eyes examined by A. Ross,
graduate optician. Satisfaction guar
amtprd.
Pete Peterson. Paul mud VIM. I~irv"nS
cnmp down rom Jamestown. y. ID. Sat
urdny night on Il lew days VISIT.
SWeht hhH lTHlt aclhS VIII nor hIS'oIoF
goods dyed with Putnam FadeleSs Dyes
Sold hy NJ. A. Thul.
W. +. La Di"u, agent aud collector
for the ST. Paul Daily News spent II
compile ri days in town last week. Y
Something worth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pioneer Drug store has the finest line OF
perfumes in the city.
%rv. J. S. Hardness has received II
of five Belgian hares from
Denver, Col. lie now has seven in all.
Money to Loan on Real Estate, first
Mortgages mt reasonable interest.
j. 4. Goodwin.
Mrs. Vera Jones departed Thursday
night for Mnustou, Wis. for an extrHd-
rl visit with her grandfather Rev. DE
Lapp.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-03-14
oesseeeo

Mrs Zimmerman. an experienced mill
iler iromSt Lharl"s MiuueSoth arrived
Friday morning 10 take charge oi thti
millinery department. of The Fair. Y
UiED-Fridny morning, March s, OF
typhoil fever. Mrs. Thomas Suazn, oi
GrenriIle township. I]ntprment took
place Monday IA st. JoScl,h's cemetery,
Grenvilla.
4 number "f the members of the RriS.
;ol American Woman Lodge cmmedown
Saturday aud organized IA lodge of the
order in this city Saturday espning.
Have some choice iarms Tor sale at n
bargain. Call at my Office ia the Old
rioueer Barber Shop. J. +. Pitsor,
Notary Public.
George Beck arrived Friday from
Tly6nson, III. with ear of live stos<
,Htni immigrant moyeablss. lie will set
tie ON the Cowan farm ia W ebster town
ship.
Mrs. Charles Matteson entertained
fourteen al her i~ririt,ls hast Monday after
.:.,pn; it being "a farewell party IA she
Intends { o make her home in Summit III
the near future.
Tiir first consignment oi material
wiv, crorsbars, tools, etc.-iias arrived
iyT Ga. Webster Telephone 10. and work
will he commenced as soon as the
weather permits.
T.. A.. Fullnier Departed Friday night
f..r i:eav.r Dam. Wis. in response to ~
Telegram conveying the sad news oi
the death al his mother. Jap Fulimer of
Wanbay accompanied him.
The Webster Mill Co. have purchased
s-vpru, thonsani bushels of Did wheat
wi,ich they are grinding Tor the local
trade and will continue To furnish sup
,arsior -four. When You want the best
grade oil Hour on the market call lor the
Iroduct oi the Webster Mill. Try our
i.reakfast griIs, every one likes them.
Pure spring water delivered by the
tank of barrel To any part of the city
from the old Scripture spring. Leave
ORDERS on slate at l.. Gross office or at
Postoificp.
W. +. St.ffpn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-03-14
Wanted, to huy two or mur" hundred
young ewes for brer,iiua: iasrposes.
SnndVtg iiroS. Il Go.

w fili''i, 10 INV w" wv HtfiFf ti0 ftN
young ewes for brer,iiuss ialrposes.
Snndvig iiros. & Go.
Holm Hamilton. of the depot force. IL
suffering from n scv,-r,. al ttek al Hta "a p~.
He is quite swrlled mp over It,.
II. W. Barkpr's Aescm!aF,ius will eur
that awful palmfnl heatacIt".
l'eutudy's Drug store.
Attorney Tnubnuu od Alo"t,ireH was
in town Wednesday, S,Snriu% dri"I~i
tIOns in "a cast ~ wl,ic(t tee * ,Ht.rrs Crd.
Mr.. aud Mrs, II. ". RnwIrs, returned
Friday rvsning lron au extrudei visit
| with relatives at Crescu au.i Drs Mona rS,
Iowa.
We will pay u prpmiam above the
market price .Or Noaug ewes ior breed
ing purposes. Saudvig iraS. Il 90.
Mrs. IL. j. Tong OF Minwrs ,edis il Wis
Mrs. ". ;. Hash for a few days before
leaving for her future hUiae IN West NIr.
giDia.
Wanted. 10 hWy two or mor. hundred
young ewes Tor brs-,ti.= lsmrIs.S,s.
Sauds,s Bre.s. * Co
Michael Tracy siets.rs.a Friday fot
college View. NeI,. is hopes that -
I change OF climate will iaprove his
health.
The attention of the teachers, pupils
b the public S""efaay !" called 1" Tue
fine line OF tablets at the Iioaeer Drug
store.
Pete Peterson Departed facsday ior
IA visit 10 BAN. Nin". making "''ri
VISITS en- route AT hoates"st,o "a AP-.
Hetoh.
Rings to cure rl,sumatisa areao fake
ohis cost Sl.oo, wh'ch saaraate' 10
refund IN ease Oh n" cure
Ross u I"weier-
A.. II. Kramer revived two ears ai
Young 1--we stock 'rsN" M'"n-
Saturday ana iI.o- W'c9rr o'.. cdri'<'aa
M'ibhhk.
1t will soon ie l,nuse. clt.aaiag tia.r
ana " WIZ want s"ts'" f''is-r tuag, u
y. Baum u We hoy WAC ca" do ~ @tth
behtnesS and disi.'toh-
Commissions. HalStrom Departed
Saturday for Lns"r"", Nina. 'a,'nS 40
charge an INSANE "aa "hos'; h"''e "as
~ that c'ts.
R.y. and Mrs. +. N. th;.I form.slv al
TINS city now locates at ara"d''n,s i'''at
Wednesday as guests va 'he
housrhoid.
&c Gun DEPARTED Sunday aiGht fcr
~
ohaS paV'dSo" w"s 'aSe" 7" %
Johns Hospital '"r 'sr''"'e"'. saa"rak2
from a oa"'S swoi'1" ar" a''s'Hs if"n'
vaccination.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-03-14
Fcrd Hipza returned Sanrd,y MORN

Ford Hinza returned Satnrdty morn
higFoun his prospecting trio to the Pa
gTc coart. He visited SEATTLE, r3coma,
Wash. and Portland. ORE. and is very
favorably Impressed with che country
The Ainsworth musical depot i'm
the Wallace Block, under the direction
of I. G. Olson is now the popular resort
Tor musicians OF the city-the place
where they make purchases, of all kinds
of sheet music aud Innsical merchandise
generally. They sell such celebrated
makes in pianos as Harry r. Miller,
Lakeside, Meniield. Schubert, kimball,
Schimmef, k~ingsbury and Conover. la
organs Clough Y Warren, FarraDd 4
Totey, Western Cottage and Chicago
Cottage.