Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

III. g. Tegtmeier returned last Friday
morning from Waverly, Iowa, where he
vas called to attend the funeral of his
Ather, who died suddenly while attend
ing the funeral of an old neighbor.
+. 4. Bean came down from Aber-
Eeen Tuesday to fill d position with the
Singer Sewing Machine Company
which Ray Joyce recently resigned to
secept a position in a store at Groton.
Governor Herreid has appointed David
Williams, of this city, ~ Day county's
member of the auxiliary committee to
aise South Dakota's share of the fund
nr the erection of McKinley's memorial
monument at Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Taylor returned
Wednesday from an extended visit to
fheir son, Floyd, and his family at
Campbell Minnesota. They made the
return trip overland and report that
while the weather was cold it was not
gld enough to be disagreeable.
Somehow the appearances on the
asreet Saturday started our poet to soEi-
rEising as follows.
The melancholy days are come,
The saddest of the year;
Ehen the boozer turns to gin and rum
Away from lager beer.
But the devil got the office towel and
Vsnt after him, if he RECEIVERS this will
As last spasm.
DIR. McNutt, of Aberdeen, president
NJ the state board of health, was called
20 this city Tuesday for consultation
with the local health officers in the
matter of the proper procedure to pre-
sent the spreading Of small pox, OF
which three or four cases have devel.
aped in this city. DR.. McNutt instruc.
nd that there be enforced a strict quar-.
xasine of all houses containing sus.
neeted cases. The local health officers
sencur with McNutt in his views and
ais instructions will be enforced to the
sasser,
The Langford young man was out
Giving the other evening with his best
GIRL. The conversation turned to for
hnne telling, he had asked her if she
Selieved in palmistry. She looked NJ
aemurely and naively said: Wei
tkan't know, bat / think / could fortel
more pleasure ifI saw the lines in on,
of your hands" Those Langford fel
Nws are awful slow to catch on and the
young man sat with bowed head anC
Erinkled brow until at last two mile
mad been traversed, when a great ligh
8r0ke upon him and an expansive smile
illuminated his features. Re took thu
hnes in one hand aud grasped the stu
xtion.-Pierpont Signal.
Situation, that's all right, brother Fol
som, but they do havesome queer name
Or girls up that way anyhow.
A. j. Smell wanted to attend "a par y
5nt was afraid TO DO 80 on accoun 0
sains in his stomach, which he feare,
would grow worse. he says, 81 wa
selling my troubles to q lady friend, VIII
Mid: 'C~hamberlain's collie, cholera an
3iarshoea Remedy will put you in con
dlsin for the rarity bought a bottl
md take pleasure in stating that tw
Doses cured me aud enabled me to hav
pgood time at the party" MIR. Smell
aresident of Summer Hill, N. Y. Thi
ssmedy is for sale by all druggists.
The A. O. u. w. lodge notified tn
aate insurance department that it vii
tight the attempt ON the department o
sEHte taxes which are claimed as due 70
&veral years past. The amountinvolve
M between $4,000 and $4,000, an
The lodge does not believe the provision
AZ the new law applies to hat order
zfe only other order with any grea
mount claimed to be due is that of tn
Modern Woodmen, which has not we
declared what position it will take. TIL
ESdge is in a different position from tn
A. O. u. w. as the head office is il
ssother state, while the head office o
he "Workmen'' is in South Dakota.