Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-20

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brated Milwaukee beer always
on draught. The best of wines
and liquors dispensed.
Con Harrington arrived in the city
last, week but as he was threatened with
typhoid he has been an inmate of st.
Johns Hospital since his arrival. Con
expects to hove a bunch Of sale horses
here soon.
Sheriff Rich and Deputy Denny left
for Sioux Falls, Tuesday morning, in
charge of Fred, Richard and Herman
Schacher, who will spend a year with
Warden Swenson, by request of Judge
Mccoy.
To parties desiring to have stock pas
tured the following season. desire
them to call on me and give notice how
many head so that | may be enabled to
fence to accommodate the number.
J. L. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Meyer departed
for the east Saturday night, after a few
days visit with relatives and friends in
the Twin Cities, they will go on a pros
pecting tour to to the oil regions of the
Lone Star state, where they hold extern
sive interests.
X Floyd Yeager entertained a number
his friends at his pleasant home Friday.
The evening was spent in progressive
games, Grace Gruby carried off the hon
ors with Elsie Williams a close second.
Refreshments were served and the even
ing thoroughly enjoyed.
ANick Moxness was up from Bristol
Friday transacting business in the
county seat and visiting his daughter,
Anna, who is attending the Webster
schools and boarding with John john
sons family. He reports everything in
fine shape over III his berg,
81 have used Chamberlain's cough
remedy for a number of years and have
no hesitancy in saying that it is the best
have ever used in my family. / have
not words to express my confidence
in this remedy."-Mrs. j.. A. Moore,
North Star, Mich. For sale by all drug
!: gists.
Miss Josephine Granger entertained a
number of her friends al a valentine
party Friday evening at her pleasant
home on the south side. The rooms
, were decorated with pink and white
hearts and the evening was spent play
ing games. The prize of the evening
was carried off by George Housen. All
present claim that Miss Granger is a
most successful hostess.
G. G. Guernsey and E. r. Thompson
) received a telegram Tuesday afternoon
from Washington informing them that
} the First National Bank of Waubay
had been made and numbered and that
tho charter was enroute. The change
from the old to the new will be made at
the close of business Saturday night,
with the First National Bank of Wau-
: bay Clipper.
We understand a movement is on foot
to circulate a petition praying for the
pardon of Otto Bouske, who was SEN
fenced to ten years i'll the penitentiary
for purgery, a year ago. We believe
such a petition would be quite generally
signed, as there are extenuating circum-
stances in the case for which reason a
great majority Of our people feel the lad
bas suffered punishment enough. y
~ About two weeks ago s. s.. Yeager
Whipped a car load of corn that he raised
on his farm last season. This is the
first car of Day county corr ever
shipped from Bristol and marks a new
era in farming in this part of the state.
1t is being thoroughly demonstrated
that corn is a sure and profitable crop
and it seems certain that each succeed
ing year will see an increased acreage
planted. We understand that Mr..
Yeager received 50 cents a bushel ON
the track here.
Don't take up a foreign paper to look
Nat the advertisement of an eastern cata-
logue house when you want to purchase
goods, but take your local paper, (for of
course every resident of the county takes
his home paper and read the advertise
ment of our dealers, make a list of the
goods wanted, submit it to the local
merchant and nine times out of ten you
can save money on the order as well as
get a far better grade of goods. Give
the home merchant a show he will sure
to appreciate it and will prove it in a
substantial manner. Then to make a
real good fellow of yourself, just men,
tion where You read his adj.
High School Notes.
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