Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-25

Ira Long, ten pins, PA, one dollar;
John Norton, four back, 81, one doIlor:
i. b. Long. cccked hat, 80, one dollar.
This prize giving is repeated every sat
urday evening.
For Sale Cheap! The south
east quarter of section %,
township 100, range 5S,one
and one-half miles from
w ebster. Kindly examine
land and write Chalmers
Curtis, Petoskey, Mich.
Senator Hoss f. Parks was over from
Lii Saturday completing the snle OF
l6O acres OF land to a party from Clark
county: consideration, $2,067. Mr..
Parks b ms commenced the erection OF n
building, 24x50 feet, in Lily aud will
enter the hardware business. He
informs us that Lily is to have u bank
III the near future.
For II cup of genuine Turkish coffee
call at Billy Mahaney's lunch room,
, ext door 10 j. +. Pitsor's Office. Here
you will find IA first class up to-date
restaurant where You can obtain any
thing III the line ol eutables from "A ham
sandwich to a fGli course dinner. Popu-
lar pricrs-every thing new, neat and
clean. Give Bills "a cali.
A jack rabbi wandered into the city
{ rom the country bright and early on
f tuesday, morning. AZ John was saun-
tering down Main sire Ell he made grim.
ac Is al SONY dogs on The sidewalk and
" hen they started to reprimand him, u
IN ce, IN which John and all the dogs and
IN en- ON the street participated, occurred
and the rabbit VAS an easy winner.
The %Chatauqna will sell "a family sea
s on ticket Ills year for Sc 90 which will
admit a man. his wife AMI seventeen
children TO everything for the whole
$ eGsnn, providing the child
rem are under twenty-oDe years Of age.
Tie only complaint that can possibly
be made bout this is that "A mar with
only nine children will receiveno rebate.
At Big Stone Lake June % to July II,
1901.
'Chesty" (Eugene) Cox pitched the
first three innings for the Colts aud,
o outside OF Werden, the Regulars could
do nothing with him. The %youngster
h ad speed, control and good curves.
g also hit the ball hard every time he
G anne to the bat. Cox is n willing
pia YER, and has showed mp to better
u dynntage than any man ON the team.
q ought to be retained.-St. Paul Dis
:.
Mrs. Jane Huntingion-Yale, the
delightful contralto singer OF st. Paul,
will give a concert nj the opera house,
Nav 1st. The large number of Webster
people Who heard Mrs. Yale last year
III bp glad OF tbeopportunity OF seeing
aud herring her again. She will be
accompanied by Airs. Elizabeth Larkim
Schoff, WHO viii give two piano num-
b,rs. Half OF the program will be for
children.
Sis seton mud Browns Valley are
en- gagged in /, merry war over the small
BOX question. 1t has been understood
10 some time that Sisseton has been
p,pperpd with small pox, but
with characteristic audacity the Sisse-
O niaus have declared the prevailing
3 MD, mic ''Cuhan itch" bnt the railway
aut I,orities and the p~ostofice depart
ment have ipaugurated IA quarantine
the town.
The Ainsw orth Musical Depot, T. Cl
Olson IN charge has been removed to
The no oms on Second ave. formerly oc-
,npied by the Cit.- Millinery one block
west OF the p~ostoficp. Miss Peabody
i in charge OF the musical merchandise
always on hand. Agency for all the
leading Pianos and Organs manniac-
tured. Ii rot contemplate buying a
new instrument. call ut Ainsworth's
Musical Depot and get prices, il twill pay
Tou.
A young gentleman named Hughes,
Brit,on, S. d., who has spent the
mst year in Montana, Oregon and
Washington, having heard that the
writer was "a recent arrival from Webs.
called at this office. MIR. Hughes
prefers his old haunts TO ANYTHING he
,as seen out west. and viii seon start
or hon,e.-W aIla Walln Washington
Argus.