Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-02
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misses and childrens winter wraps.
they must be seen to be appreciated, it
is unnecessary to mention prices they
are always right at the Fair.
Chas. Cox and John Woodruff, the
linemen who are doing the wireing Of
business houses and residences for the
city electric lights, are experts in their
line and their work is giving splendid
satisfaction to all parties concerned.
Now is the time for farmers to COM
mence to figure on the organization
district or local institutes. It will bs a
great source Of education as well as a
great source Of enjoyment and enter
tainment daring the long winter even
ings.
The Milbank Dramatic Climb pre-
sented the five-act melo- drama :" Tony
the Convict at the opera house in this
city Tuesday night to a good house.
The entertainment was very acceptable.
Miss Bras, of this city, presided at the
piano.
Emil Meyer met with an accident
Sunday while driving. His teapr
became frightened Al a bicycle ran
down an e~mbankment, threw Emil out
of the wagon and ran over his foot,
spraining il badly; as a result he now
wears crutchea.
The hard coal strike has not yet been
settled, and those expecting to burn
soft coal will do well to lay in a stock
once. 4. A. Wearne, now doing bust
ness at the old McKeown sheds, has a
good stock Of soft coal and will give
you good service. q
The material OF the M. e. church
which was purchased at Waverly. is all
loaded on the cars and will soon arrive
here and it is hoped that the building
can be rebuilt this fall before cold
weather sets in, so it can be occupied
for services this winter -Waubay
Clipper.
Our paper was delayed this w{ek
because of the delinquent tax list, the
copy for which could not be released
until October LIST. This delay made it
impossible for us to chronicle the fact
that a fine boy arrived at the home of
Harry Taylor Thursday night. All
parties getting along nicely.
The ladies of St. Mary's Guild
entertained at a six o'clock dinns r at the
residence Of Mrs. Peabody Thursday
An enjoyable time and delicious dinner
are reported. The party was in honor
Of Mrs. @. Fl. Baker who leaves for the
west in the near future. Mrs. Baker
was presented q fine piece Of cut glass
by the ladies.
Mrs. Graham, mother of Price
Graham aud Mrs. VIM. Mahaney, OF
this city, was taken seriously Ill yester-
day. The symptoms were SO alarming
last night that her daughter, Mrs.
Hattie Westmire, of Groton, was sent
for aud arrived on last nights passen-
ger. Mrs. Graham is reported as
slightly improved today.
Mrs. Cora Smith arrived from Web
ster on last Thursday evenings passen-
ger to attend to threshing interests and
visit friends. She returned Tuesday
accompanied by her aunt, Miss Carrie
Williams, in respopse to q telephone
message from hel rather, J.. T. Good
vim, announcing the serious illness of
Mrs. Goodwin.-Pierpont Signal.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Atchison came
out from Minneapolis Saturday to spend
a few weeks visiting friends and look
ing after their Day county interests.
They are at present guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Pitsor. They will move TO
Logan county, North Dakota, where
they have purchased two sections Of
land and will make their future home.
The Washington dispatches announce
the granting Of a pension Of So per
month to George b. Hallcck, Of this
city. Mr.. Hallock was a good soldier,
and contracted a disease in the army
from which he never recovered. He has
long been in very poor health aud his
many friends viii be grateful to Uncle
Sam for b~estowins a pension or this
worldly veteran.
Last saturday morning at three
o'clock little Freddie, the year old son of
Mr.. s.ns sta Adam Piechowski passed
TO Him who said suffer Little Childr n
to Come UEto Me- The little one was
i'll but for a short time and all that
medical aid could do was done TO save
the baby but without avail. The
funeral occurred Monday from the St.
Otto's Catholic church Rev. Father
Mensing officiating and interment took
place in the Catholic cemetery.
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