Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-05-16

The News ~ IN receipt oil u teI eSTdH
from Britton ammo u neirg the death o
G.. G.. Thorp, which occurred at tfa'
place at Z o'clock Saturday evening
Mr.. Thorp vac n pionser o. Marshal
county aud had many friends in thu
city and throughout the state who viii
sincerely mourn his loss.-Monday's
| Aberdeen News.
Since t here is no graduating class this
year, an entertainment will be given 10y
t lac school 10 take the placeof the usual
g ]raduating exercises. Fancy drills and
son - viii be given by the grades and
progrem will be concluded by the farce,
- he 81, eping Car" given by the high
scHo Oh pupils. This entertainment is to
be given ON Wednesday evening, May
%. Admission ten conts.
A party having about "A dozen good
resi dences can find ready ~tenents for
tn EN- in Webster and can charge almost
any old price he wishes. Ii any more
people are going to live in this city they
will have TO double up with some that
are already here, or else do the wiser
til ing, build homes OF their own. This
condition OF things speaks well for our
cityif it is rather inconyenient for
t hose who are coming in TO make their
homes with us.
Fred Ii. Smith. OF Hecla, was unani.
mo usly reelected grand master work
nan by the grand lodge of the A, o. u.
W., jurisdiction OF South Dakota, in
session at Huron, Wednesday May Is,
Sol. Starr of Deadwood, reelected
grand foreman, was in line for promo.
motion to grand master, but withdrew
la favor OF Mr.. Smith. j. ID. Lavin OF
Aberdeen vas again chosen grand re-
corder. Other officers have not yet
been named.
Very few cities, the size of Webster,
have IA dealer IN musical Instruments,
pianos, organs, etc, that keeps right
up to date like the house of A. Aims.
worth, of this city, does. The store il
now located on Second avenue with L.
e. OILS on in charge and will continue to
give t he public the same courteous and
~satisia Glory treatment alw ays accorded.
Miss Peabody continues to look after
| tn e musical merchandise and il careful
II -, ,,,l ,,.. L.. .ul..tia.y g.n,n tbn nnat
to meet the npproyalo f oil. When they
Ahuye net what You want in stock, they
will send for it. Visit the store.
Last Tuesday morning at the Catho-
lie church, IN Ills city,in the presence OF
IA large number OF admiring friends Rev.
Fat her Mensing pronounced tire solemn
II nd impressive Catholic ceremony that
ma de Michael Darmody and Appaiona
Wagner husband aud vile. MIR. BAR
modv is one of the old timers aud a
pc Vulnr and prosperous business man
OF Webster, being The senior member OF
TIL finn or DaImHdy 4 Bscht, dealers in
C cal aid lumber. Mrs. Darmody is a
co mely Young lady OF many accomplish.
IN tmts. The happy pair will continue
t O make their home in this city aud
t hey have a large Gil Gle of friends who
W i'll unite in the hope Tor Mr.. aud Mrs.
bar mody II happy and prosperous mar
ried lille.
j, II. Mccoy was in this city on Wed.
II esday aud in II conversation with III
showed that he was very hopeful of sue,
cess IN tie outcome OF therace for the
judicial nomination for tlIis circuit. He
| seems 30 have cauvasFed the situation
very Thoroughly and has some very
fiat tetirg promises of support from
the circuit. He seemed very much
pl eased to think that Day county,
60 Hyention had been called early, and
y ored that the boys, OF this his former
home. Mould rcmtmber him kindly
W hen tley asstmbled in their conyrn
ton. Mr.. Mccoy spoke with "A greaI
geal 81 feeling OF the dpallIof Mr.. Thorp
VIII ich Occurred in Bntton last week ant
sa id thar the county and state haze
lost one Of their best men. While Ii,
was not. travelling over the country
look ing for erep reports, he WAS yer,
gla o TO be- able TO stale from persona
o bs ovation that the wheat crop never
10 cktd 70 well to him at this time o.
he year before.
A w. c. +. u. Lecturer.
Airs. Mabel T. Goblin of New York