Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-31

DIR. French has packed up his hunting
paraplanalia and is preparing to go
soath like the other migratory birds.
The doctor is so well satisfied with his
outing in this vicinity that he willreturn
next season.
Over one hundred house owners in
Webster will tell you that our steel
strips for doors will save you five times
their cost, before spring, in fuel; besides
affording you the comfort of warm
floors. Order from Hallock.
The excitement incident to travelling
and change of food and water often
briags on diarrhcea, and for this reason
no one should leave home without 3 bot
tie of C~hamberlin's collie, cholera and
diarrhoea remedy. For sale by all
druggists.
Police Chapman landed a hobo III the
city bastile Tuesday evening and You
| can imagine the officers surprise
Wednesday morning when he went co
| take the Culprit before the city Justice
| to find a part of the roof and his pris-
oner gone.
Wanted-5O0 first-class spring chick
ems. All must be first-class as they viii
be served upon the tables of my res
taurnnt, and if they are not nice, fat,
plump spriugers / don't want them. Ii
vou lave some OF this description call
on NE at my restaurant.
Billy Nallaney.
Gar merchants are receiving large
invoices of fall goods daily, they seem
determined TO keep up Webster's repu-
tation of the best place to purchase sup
plies in this section of the state by dis
laying Large and varied assortments
ln all lines. The sharp competition will
always keep prices right. Come to
Webster 70 trade, it will pay you sure.
The public schools of this city have
purchased a new flag and will have a
public flag raising at the school build
ing next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
An appropriate program Of songs, dec
laInatons and speeches has been pre-
pared. The Grand Army Post OF the
city has accepted an invitation to assist,
The public is cordially invited.
Rev. William B. Hubbard returned
Saturday evening from an extended
visit east, He attended the meeting of
the American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions. at Hartford, Conn, the national
council of Congregational churches, at
Portland, Ne, and the Biennial OF Yale
University, his alma mater. He visited
his parents at Plymouth. Wis, and rel
atives in Merideri, Conn, and Beloit,
Wis, and spent a few days at the Pan
American exposition.
George p. Wilmartll, Of Aberdeen, an
experienced line-man in the employ of
tho Dakota Central telephone lines,
came down Tuesday TO locate and
repair q break i'll the copper metallic
circuit which was known to be between
here and Waubay. It was found that
during the electrical storm Sunday
night the wire was burnt in two at a
point aboar five miles east Of here.
Mr.. Wilmarth made the proper CON
nection and returned on the evening
train.
A. G. Davis has returned from al
extended trip through the eastern and
southern states. He took in Buffalo
ard other large cities ia the east. Key
West and Tampa, Florida, are among
the places he visited in the south aud
of which he retains a pleasant rernem,
brance. Mr.. Davis il an old settler III
this county aud owing to exceptional
enterprise aud thrift combined with a
generous and cordial nature, is able L
indulge in and enjoy such a trip as this
Married-Thursday morning, 1t the
Catholic church, William p. Jackson,
Of Waubay, and Miss Tizzie Pitsor, OF
this city, Very Rev. Dean Mensing
officiating. The Young couple viii
leave for Hot Springs in a day or 80,
They expect 60 be- az nome at Wanbay
after the middle of November. Mr.
jackson has been FOR several years tine
q. M. a. st. p Railway Company
agent at Waubay. Miss Pitsor is TIN
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. #. PitsoI
and has many friends in this city wht
wish her and the man Of her choice al
happiness.
- Last week while ont with q part,
composed of himself, his brother, Paul
and f. A. Wearne, Frank Grnby, o
this city, shot and killed a snow-whit.
I prairie chicken. The bird had all th
points of a chicken exact. The colo
was SO white oil over as to be faultless