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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08
A cHARMING DAYLIGHT SAIL.


 The favorite steamer Richard Peck, of the New Haven line, on Sunday, Au- gust Il, will make another trip from New Haven to Newport R. l., leaving Belle dock at o'clock in the morning, returning from Newport at about 4:3O D. m. due in New Haven at 10 D. m, Passengers will have two hours for sightseeing at Newport, which affords more attractions to visitors than does any other watering place. Electric cars may be taken to the bathing beaches and to many points of interest.
 A lunch counter and cafe on the main deck will be provided in addition to the regular dining room service on steamer. A fine orchestra will be on board.
 Tickets and staterooms may be ob- tained in advance at Bishop & Co.'S of fee, 703 and 7O5 Chapel street. No tick cts will be sold at Belle dock on Sunday morning if the limit is previously reached Fare for the round trip $l. See advertisement.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08
IN THE CITY COIRT.

Before the city court yesterday Cor nelius O'Keefe was arraigned on the charge of keeping a disorderly house. He was found guilty and fined s10 and 1r1Ats. Samuel Davis, a saloon keeper, and Joseph Blake, also engaged in the same business, were both before the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08

Frank P Clark, of 472 Whitney ave nue brother of Major Edwin M, Clark, returned to New Haven Tues day afternoon, after an absence of eighteen months. During his absence MT. Clark has traveled all over Europe, through England, Germany, Italy France and Switzerland He went abroad for hi sheath, and has returned in fine condition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08
TAKE POOR DEBTORS OATH,

James T. OBrien of Waterbury was sued recently by Earl Wilmot for false Imprisonment and was fined $400, In default of which he was sent to the county jail. Recently he made appli- cation for permission to take the poor debtors oath on the ground that he was unable to pay the judgment. A hear ing on the case was held at the county jail yesterday before Justice Cooley. Decision has not yet been given.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08
HOME FRO

HOME FROM SHELTER ISLAND.
 James B. smith and Clifford F. Smith have returned from a ten days stay at Shelter Island and Greenport, N. Y. They spent most of their time fishing and boating.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08
FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVER-
 SARY

MT. and Mrs. J. M. Peers, who re- gently removed from Wallingford to reside with Councilman and Mrs E. L. Waples, of Linsley avenue, Mer1den, celebrated their tiftieth wedding anni- versary yesterday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08

Thomas Mason and William F. Hickey have returned home after pleasant two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08
HERBERT GLADSTONE TO WED.

London, Aug. 7.-The engagement of the Right Hon. Herbert John Glad stone the youngest son of the late prime minister, to the daughter of Sir James Paget is announced
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08

Subbubs-See here, you said that house we bought of you was stones throw from the station.
 Agent-Well?
 Subbubs-1 simply want to knew who threw that ne-Philadelphia Times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. 25c.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
TUESDAY. JANUARY 20.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. JANUARY q. 1901
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK SUNDAY. JANUARY II. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Etrurla Cr) Mckay, Liverpool January 1e
90 with mdse LIS cabin and 97
sengers Vernon Brown & Co. Arrived the Bar
lao
Steamer st Louis. Passow. SOUTHAMPTON and Cherbourg
January with mdse 256 cabin and 1877 pas
sengers International Navigation Arrived at
s:45 26th
Minnehaha (8r) Robinson London January IL
80 cabin passengers the Trans
port Co. Arrived at the Bar at II IL m, 26th.
Colorado (Br). Whitton. Hull January
mdse Ssnderson Son. Arrived the Bar al IL 80
a m.
Steamer La Gascogne orr, PonceIot Havre January 10
mdse 6S cabin and 410 seerage passengers 20 the
Compagnie Generate Transaanque Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Agnes (Nor) Irgens January II In bal
Steamer Seguranca, Rogers Campeche January 10 Vsra
Cruz lS Progreso 81 and Havana with mdse ana %
cabin passengers to James + Ward Arrived AT the
Bar a $50 a m. - ~
Steamer CBr). Pirdie Trinidad January II and
Grenada Is with mdse cabin passengers 10 the
Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co Arrived al The Rap
a II 80 26th.
Steamer El Nore. Gardner. New-orleans January %
with mdse T Van Sickle.
Steamer Kansas City. Fisher Savannah, January "a
wit mdse and passengers TO the Ocean SIS
Steamer Jamestown Tspley. Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers the Old S.
Company.
steamer George (BIl, Pugh Baltimore. January "a
with rdse in transit TO Norton Son VIII finish
ing for Sydney W. January ii. latitude 1851. onEi
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
MRS. NATION TALKS OF HER WORK

Topeka Kan. Jan. Z7.-Mrs arrie Nation ad-
dressed large audiences at the United Brethren and
First Christian churches in this city tonight She
simply told the story Of her work and how she had
come start on the crusade
1T is pleasure" she said Ito speak here Usual
ly am prevented from talking by the proprietors
OF these murderous whiskey shops This issue in
Kansas is Down with the whiskey trust The hest
rocks 10 throw are votes. We women cannot vote
but you men with your ballots and we women ,Et,I
our hatehets Will clean UP this awful traffic"
MRS. Nation viii probably address the meeting 10
the Kansas Woman'5 Christian Temperance IT5ton
organization which will be held here to-morroW a -
enort is also being made 10 have her speak TO the
Ilegiisiatnre lis on the subject of temperance. Mrs
joints in Topeka single handed but il the Women
of the town will aid her she will start out siont
smashing" Tomorrow '0-AN
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
ACTOR DYING ARRANGEs FUNERAL.
GIVES $1,000 TO THE HOSPITAL. WHERE HE IS A
PATIENT AND PLANS TO ENTER
TAIN MoURNERs

James McDermott actor. is thought TO be
dying in st. Joseph's Hospital. One-hundred- and
forty-third-st. and st. Anns-ave.. from consump-
tion resulting from a cold contracted two years
ago while playing in Montreal with James O'Neil
in the Three Musketeers." The actor knows that
he cannot live and recently he had lawyer draw
up his will in which he bequeathed $500, accruing
from a life insurance policy. To the hospital in
which he Is dying he has left $1,000 and to his
sisters the remainder except the cost OF his
funeral About his funeral he was most explicit.
He discussed its details without emotion If II
was an everyday business affair. He asked the
LAWYER TO incorporate in tho will provision setting
aside sos TO buy refreshments for those who t
tended the funeral on their way back from the
cemetery He directed that tho funeral all told
should not cost more than $lZo
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

tude 1913 passed a piece OF wreckage apparently
100 long evidently long in
that condition.
Steamer Alsenborn. Conway. Philadelphia, bound TO
Bridgeport and New-Hayen Conn.
Steamer Benefactor French. Philadelphia. with mdse
sandy Hook. 4 ]. Jan q. $50 m--wind northwest
fresh; clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Transit CNorl. for Guantanamo: Adria (NOr
SANTANA: (Br). Newport News: Jersey city tBr
Bristol; Diamant (Cier1 Rotterdam Genesee (Brl. HULL
Hawaiian. Francisco and Honolulu. Princess Anne
Norfolk and Newport News
THD MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Lizard. q. 1:O5 m-Passed, steamer Noordland
CRelg) Iosewitz, New-YOrk for Southampton and
werp.
land 1eIg) Losewitz. New-York for Antwerp pro
Queenstown Jan 27-saed. steamer Lucania CBr) Dut-
ton Crom Liverpool. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
WASHINGTON MAKING READY FOR CROWDS

charge the preparations for the second Inaugural
tion Of President Mckinley have made systematic
and careful arrangements for the comfort while
here of the many thousand visitors. The Commit
tee on Public Comfort. Of which NJ. l. Weller is
chairman has divided the city into sections and has
secured list of all hotels. boarding houses private
houses and halls with their capacity and terms for
the information OF strangers desiring quarters The
committed authorizes the statement that while
there will be somewhat more crowding than Wis
itors EXPECT at ordinary seasons, there will no in
crease in the prices charged for entertainment A
corps of sanitary experts has been employed To In
spect and report upon all places listed. Great mum
bers Of letters inquring about accommodations are
being received each day, and all answered win
a statement of location. character of quarters and
prices besides a map showing the exact situa ton
o. the houses to which inquirers referred
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Citizens Union Central Committee. evening
Dinner for Charter Revision Commission, Hamil-
ton Club evening
American Steel and Wire directors meeting
National Institute of Arts and Letters No III
Fifth-ave, $50 p. m.
American Purity Alliance Metropolitan Temple
evening
Entertainment Of Company II 9Th Regiment.
Wendel's Assembly Rooms. West Forty-fourth-st.
evening.
Murray Hall inquest
Board Of Education free lectures, p. M: Public
School No. B. Grove and Hudson SITS, '"The
Needle" the Rev; John b Devins; Public School
No g. hundred and forty -first-st. and Edge
combe-aVe. The Structure and Functions of the
Healthy Human Body" DR.. L II. Berry; Public
School No. 10. One hundred and-seventeenth-s
and St. Nicholas-ave., The Third Crusade Pro
fessor d. c. AuBrOe; Public School No a. No z25
East Twenty y-seventh-st, Holland" DR.. William
ffty-sixth-st. and ST. Nicholas-ave.. IAN Island
Surrounding the Seas England" Professor w c.
Webster; Public School No Sc Eghty-irst-st and
Avenue A. ireland: It's Scenery and Po, try J. f.
Young; Columbus Hall Sixtieth-st between Min n
and Tenth ayes- THE Development Of Greek Art"
Professor William q. Ward.
Police Board, Headquarters 10 a m
Police Magistrates. West Side Court 8 D. m
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
HOME NEWS.
PRoMINENT ARRIvALs ~ THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-The Hon. c. Stanhope NJ p of
London. FIFTH AVENUE-R II. Plant Of the
Plant Railway system. Macon Ga. GRAND
Captain H. d. Scott 7th United States Cavalry.
HOFFMAN-Dr. Oscar G. De Wolf Of London and
ex-senator Edward Murphy, jr.. of Troy. IN
PERIAL-Mator z. c Schafer of Buffalo MAN
HATTAN-Rufus II. King, of Albany. NEITHER
LAND-H. F. Huntington, Of San Francisco VIC
TORIA-Judge w. J. Martinez, OF New-O Orleans; Ed
mund Christian eX-Mayor Of Norfolk Va and
General II. w. Howland, of West Superior Wis
WALDORF-John Lambert, of Chicago and Dr.
W. s. Bigelow, OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
TARRYTOWN.

After connection Of almost half a century with
Christ Episcopal Church, Tarrytown, the Rev. Dr..
James Selden Spencer has retired from the rector
ship, and has been elected rector emeritus Christ
Church, Tarrytown, organized in 1886, and
since that time has had only two pastors. The
Rev. Creighton Spencer rector Of ST Georges
Church. Hampstead. Long Island, a of DR..
Spencer has been elected to succeed his father.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
WESTCRESTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILI-

The funeral OF Samuel Bedon Hyatt will be held
at 1890 o'clock this morning at his home No. sol
South Division-st., where he died Friday from
pneumonia, after short illness. He was seventy
eight years old, and had lived here ffty-six years.
He was a farmer and had accumulated consider
able wealth. His second wife, who survives him,
IS the daughter OF the late County Register James
NJ. Bard.
The Postoffce Department mas rescinded its order
disllissing John Latin, a letter carrier, from the
service, and mas permitted him 10 resign.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET

East Bunalo Jan. -Recepts-Catte 1O6 head: sheep
and lambs hogs. "a Shipments-Cate, los
and lambs. IA hogs. II cars. Cattle
Demand moderate: prices unchanged Calves lower; bulk
sold SIS so: few extra s. 70 sheep and lambs,
carloads market In better position lambs.
Choice TO extra IS T5Gs5 choice IS
81 5OQS5 40: sheep. yearlng vethers.
wethers 81 SOG$4 75 mixed sheep 50 2SqS4 So
heavy SIS 25l<5 10: mixed. IS 4odSS AS Workers s. A3Q
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
YONKERS

Women of Yonkers have organized branch of
the Army Relief Society. Mrs. Heermance was
elected president.
The official board OF Trinity Methodist Church
of Poughkeepsie has unanimously invited the Rev.
7. H Baragwanath. pastor OF the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church, to the pastorate of that church.
Alfred Lockwood, pianist. of Yonkers, has
cepted the chair OF music at the University of
Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET.

Funalo Ian 26F1our steady unchanged. best patents
spring S4 T5aS5 bakers sraghs spring S 5O6S4 20;
bakers clears spring ss 759s4 & grades winter and
T5dS4 best family winter, 81 259$4 so,
Setents winter S4 1895 S4Gs4 flour
ssSs4 S4 l5GS4 40 Wheat-Spring-NO
change limits trade light No hard carloads s914e;
old S54.c: do SSRtc. Winter wheat
NSthing doing Corn stronger; No yellow. 42kc No 3
40 4ae bid No corn Al nc: No do 41lsc bid. al sac
aset through billed light: demand only fair; No
white 8Olsc do. 2SNc; No mixed. 2sl.c: No do.
billed BareyNo business reported.
rive dull: 1 quoted at S6iac: No 2. SIC track.
NIIa1
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
GEO. CLINT Co.
As.4ssr1- 1-@7 WEST 2S9sT.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: ISLAND Is6 WEST I9"srReu1

cutting off the fees of the Register. the Sheriff
and the County Clerk of Kings County
The bill regarding the Bureau Of Elections Of
New-York will be passed as soon the bill re-
garding the Board of Police is it's way to
Mayor Van Wyck.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

Fourteen dogs for exhibition at the Dog Show
which will be held in the Madison sauare
Garden. arrived yesterday on the Minnehaha. Of
the Atlantic Transport Line from London
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
LYCErM THEATRE. 4TH AVE. AND ssp IL
.: !; !: :: B FAT RI G; c.
H ~ ~ Monologues-
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
,SD .,t.t:t{4 - AsON 19OO-lSO1.

cHaSD or.f:siA \ II, ssON 19oo-lSol.
,,Sar ,bs dfrsction of Mr. Maurice Urau.
TONIGHT at s-LES HtGt Es ENoiS Wa1hs. Nh NM
sin1s PIancon sizes Eli de Reszke conductor
Flor. - -. 9 ROyFO EFT JULIETTE
Din French Mines Melba, Brtdewell; Jean am Ed Ne
1sh SiZss ana Plancon Conductor, NlanciheIL
FIJI Evg Feb. /. at S-AIDA in l'1IS9i SM ssieza.
Torrnet and Canlpanar Coniuctor sOx mn,
Sat Aft Feb. 2 at 1:45-TRiSIaNA A W p..1I' NM
a. E.-n1sn, Mines and SchurnaTn- lI
Yn Ia1 % an8 Ed de Reszke Muhlmann and Sert'aH OoH
Sat- Ey'g Feb : at Popular Is pTlGes scSeg
kNNI din Mines. susan SlroIs'
~. cadski, NM Pini-Corsi Saignac. Journe HIl0e''
and Srottl Conductor. Mancinelh ..o. ~ America
an. S-Flrst performance IN <AIieItcA
TosCl 4 dn Italian. Nine Ternina; Mn ,t CIrtiTt
OF ~ ciiihsrt and Scott Conductor Mahclhel
ihh'' Nui'''''' WEBER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7i5 Sunset 5:l1 Moon age
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy Gov Island 2:ls He'll Gate 4:O7
P.M-Ssndy Hook 202 Gov. Island 2:34 He'll 4:23
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

On Sale To-siayi Price. % Cents.
pamphlet form. spendidly illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
E FLINrs FNE FtRNrruRE
The CONVENIENT SEASON

TO give that dainty touch of fresh beauty to
round out each room TO perfection is passing
quickly as many thrifty folk are taking ad-
vantage of our reduced artistic designs
MASTERPIECES IN MAHOGANY-A
whole fairy-land of rich designs, from quaint
desks 10 concentrated daintiness in small tables.
plant stands. unique music and curio cabinets;
glorious beds and bureaux, whose majestic
simplicity, suggesting Puritan ancestry, will
gladden. the heart of every Colonial Dame. Re-
duced factory prices give all an opportunity to
contradict Mr.. Kipling's criticism that "Amer-
cans camp out; they have not had time to learn
the lesson of living
SUYToEThe MAKER"
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
Murray Hall inquest.
NETWORK CITY.

Police Board, Headquarfers, 10 a. m
Police Magistrates. West Side Court D m
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11

Ii you want some bargains in the
photo line at Burch's gallery, come be-
fore the Goth OF April as | shall close
my gallery on that dateiortlie umm.r
L. j. Burch.
Sigmund Degpn Of In, will spll youDa
stockers for cash or on time with bank
ers yard. Come "a nd see them.
Sigmund DegeR.
Miss Gertrude Granger has resigned
her position rs assistant grammar
teacher III the High School and expects
to go to Cedar Falls, Iowa 10 take IA
course OF sprcial study in II college.
Miss Madeline Saars went to Aber-
deem Tuesday fer "A short visit with her
sister Mayme. Her mother accompan-
led her aud they will journey on to
Jamestown, N. d., 10 visit Mrs. Sears
sister.
Chris Blegen and family moved over
to Lynn Lake Monday to the Nils Viii
hanson place where he will start a store.
A creamery il to be started ut or near
the same point. VIM. Magnus has
tnken over the rig to put Gown well.
The little three months old son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. l.. s. Philbrook OF North Web
ster. passed away Saturday night from
complications arising from erysipelas.
Funeral services were held Monday, Rev.
J. 3. Hardness officiating. The Report
~ joins with their muny friends in ex-
tending sympathy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11

JuIius Flagstad visited Sioux Falls
Friday.
For furniture aud repairing go to Ole
Highland.
David Williams went to Soak Falls
Friday on business.
Good working Shoes Mt 81 % aud an
at the Bell Clothing house.
For wear, for looks, for style: highest
qnaIitl-The Lanpher hat.
Geo. II. Williams his accepted IA posi-
ton with Eenjamin 4 Foster.
Nice line of Meu's and BOYS Spring
Caps at the Bell Clothing House.
Where did Won get THAT hat? The Lam
pher hat fits your head like II glove.
For Rent, rnomso over l'iksdal's store
for office purposes. Prices reasonable,
FIksdai Bros.
Howard Wright aud family arrived
irnm BIG Stone Wednesday, evening.
Houses aud lois for sale cheap. Buy
IA hOuIe aud save paying feut.
j. f. Pitsor.
Joe Gfrorrrr came down from Ando-
yer ana spent Sunday with friends in
this city.
The day train commenced operation
Monday aud many are the expressions
oil satisfaction.
Jim Lilley received another pair OF
fine English settlers Tuesday night Tor
Tumaie Kennels.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thnl went do WI TO Wan
bay Tuesday for n days Wis it with her
sister Mrs. SclImitt.
Senator Parks came up from Lilly Mon
day 70 se. the b0vs and do IA little
business ON the side.
Mira. Henry 4 tkins returned hoine
Monday night from visit with her
daughter Lillian at Wat rtowU.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11

II. o. Wickrp received two car 10 ads
OF stock for his ranch Tuesday nigh t..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11

Fl. o. Wickrp received two car 10 adj
OF stock for his ranch Tuesday nigh t.
Harry Levoy Of Montcvideo was IN
town Monday on his regular business
visit to his customers.
NJ. Schovnl arrived SATURDAY from
Seneca. Wis. ia cutter the eHpIay ef DR..
Hllebrand on the ranch.
Miss Mamie Brass who has been visit
ing her father departed Tuesday morn.
ing for her home in Glencoe Mum.
John Williams OF MiIbauk cane M
Saturdar with a ear OF Young stock for
II. q. Wirkre's ranch ON the reservation,
Fl. w. Rarkpr's ron Compound makes
weak pe0pl" strong; cures blood and
stomach diseases.
Peabody's Drug Store.
O~chsenreiter has a com pound that
will soften the hardest water aud make
il like rain water. Get "A trial sam ple''
free. :.
Mrs. Oliver Darling returned Wedues
day morning from Wells MINI. where
she enjoyed an extended visit with
friends.
Roy Smith departed for Fou duLac
wis. Saturday night to accept IA posi-
ton az advertising agent with d Medi-
cine Co.
Amund Gibson returned Tuesday
,rn.in,Y g.,n, a, ,~ll x,,tt a.,
Minneapolis; Brandon MINI. aud other
points.
According to Commissioner Eastiuan'S
report the average price received per
acre for land ia Day Co. at the recent
sale was S13.17.
Leave orders at Ross drug Store for
house, slgn and carriage painting, pap
or haTging aud kalsomining. Salts
faction guaranteed. Jos Groti.
4. c. Davis sold eighty acres of land
in Whpatlaud township to Hon. NeIs
Lindgren for $a3O. The transaction
took place Mondny.
Mr.. NJ. Tracy, Josie and James de-
parted for Milan Mina. Saturday in re-
Spouse to n message announcing %tIeill-
ne-s vi the lady's mother.
Funeral services were held Wednesday
Mt st. Otto's church over the two
weeks old baby OF Johu Swa rlz who
had passed away the day before.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11
Moneyto loan on approved
security. c. w TayIor.

Mr.. and Mrs. f.. II. Denton and ia q rh
ter arrived from Pierre " .dn4,d dr.
night.
!" "h' 'h''NeS me man. The Lam.
l''T' nav 'nah"S you. Wears well, looks
well
N'S' FRANK stevens nl BrISfoI SnenC u
te" nays '"iS week with Webster
'''e"uS'
pave your eyes examined 10y A. Ross.
graduate opttcIan. Satisfaction guar
"'iteeo'
w+a'In N""'" "a "',' I" n'IS'"'
,asm' 'P'"' INC u"S VIZ" MISS
won au,r.c,,I. IT,. Rnmt-r,k T., ~, ~,
entertainment
looking alter some real estate intsresIs
Monday.
NJ.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11
Ihave land near Webster,
Waubay and Bristol for sale
on easy terms or for rent.
Emil Never

The Metropolitan On artette will furn
ish music Tor the first few days of the
C~hautuuqua. Every member "A soloist.
Big Stone Lake, June % TO July II.
Mrs. S. G. Wallace has some tiue opals
Handsomely mounted as n breast-pin
They are souvenirs of their southern
tour, and make a beautiful ornament.
Geo. Laseil WAS up from Waubay Sat
urduy and in course OF conversation
told us ie contemplated rem o wing TO
Webster to reside in the neal future.
The voters in the First rd are re-
qnested TO Use the south instead of the
north class room of the M. Il. clu rcll AS
a polling place at Tuesdays cleo tion.
Charles Beaman, station agent ut
Plato, Mimi. spent Tuesday in town
renewing old acquaintance. Mr.. b.
was 1t one time operator at this stat
ion.
A. McCorquodale OF Olivia Minnesota
arrived in the city Friday morning with
four ear loads OF young cattle Tor his
ranch at old Ft. Sisseton. They are an
exceptionally line bunch.
c. G.. Chapman has started his Bath
Rooms Tor the season, III connection
with hi- Barber Shop, n door north
of l. Gross Office, Main st. Uses moth
Ing but pure rain water in bath. Best
OF Accommodations.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-11

-rpSTER LODGE No. SO. a. o. U. w.
| Meet ON tho first and third Mondays of
4 mepth nj their hall in Masonic Temple.
.itieg brothers invited TO attend.
WM. MILLER, NJ. w.
ALBERT SMITH, Recorder.