Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

&-Joseph Heinrichs and versnike Suchy
were united in marriage Tuesday, April
10th at the Catholic church, Rev. Father
Mensing officiating. After TIE marriage
u number of friends gathered at the
home OF the. brides parents, Thomas
Snchy, and enjoyed an afternoon and
evening of merriment-
Died-Wednesday at his home in
Liberty township Charley Broadway of
heart failure. Funeral services We're
held Friday, Rev. Hardness officiating.
Interment took place in Liberty ceme-
terry. The deceased leaves a wife and
three children, and a brother and
mother to mourn his loss.
About four hundred witnessed the
ball game between the Webster team
and the farmers, and saw the farmers
yanquish the city lads by a score of II
to 3. Sam says: cit beats thunder the
way them pumpkin rollers play ball."
bnt Webste- wont go way back and lay
down, they will try EN- again.
The men around the freight depot
inform us that there have been more
and better trees shipped into Webster
this year than for any two previous
years. Add to these the great number
which have been brought in from the
lakes and u people have just about
lc,,lfaH 1ha r,1.hn,. - 4roae TNa% y-ara
growing.
Strayed, from a bunch Of cattle near
Webster while being driven to Lily,
March 10, one black low, weight about
I200 pounds, small white spot in fore
mead, and little white spot between
'front.' legs, end of tail white. One black
steer, weight about 500 pounds, small
ump on jaw, will pay for their return
,r for information. G.. NJ. Eveleth.
Lily, South Dakota.
II. w. Kraft has decided to open a
general store at Bristol. Mr.. Kraft has
Hen casting about for some time for a
new business location, and has finally
decided upon Bristol. He has spent a
rood many years in the mercantile busi-
ness and viii doubtless open up a strong
sstablishmeut.-Groton Independent.
Farmers should avail themselves Of
he services Of the imported Percheon
stallion, Raveillac, owned by the Day
county Horse-B Breeders association. He
8 without doubt the best horse that
syer stood in Day county. 1t costs no
more to raise a good colt than it does a
Grub, and you have something when
ron get through good colt always
demands a high price.
Several weeks ago n representative OF
he Clinton Falls Nursery Company, OF
)watonna, Mrs, was in the city and
ook orders for a large emount Of nurs.
Try goods. Last week the goods were
delivered and from the reports we have
leard the goods were just asrepresented
u every case. The trees were all north.
ri raised stock ard came in excellent
hape. This company does bushes,
trictly on the square and il is pleasure
or us to recommend them.
The season for local thunder showers
B at hand. Protect yonr property by
lightning rods. The results of one
torn will cost many times the amount
{ will cost to rod all your buildings, to
ay nothing of the satisfaction one feels
n being secur Russell& Russell have
lad years Of experience putting mp rods
nd put them up right aud reasonable.
Better be safe than sorry. Order al
nee. #. H.. & Van CIeve Russell.
DIR. Fl. A. Peabody's '.a~uto-go-devil, Z
8 he terms his new automobile arrived
'riday evening and was put to work
aturday morning. Il is a very fine
iece Of machinery and rams like :
harm. The doctor has had several d
as friends ont for a ride and takes
leasure in touching a thirty mile al
u clip just to see them grab a firm
old and remark ''this is a little too asr
or pleasure"
The program for the thirty first meet
ng of the general association of Con
r~egational churches has Just beenissuet
ON this Office. The meeting Is to b
seld in this city May Es-15. Tuesday
nc 18th is to be women's day. The asso
iation meeting proper begins Tuesday
yening, when the association sermon
gill be preached by Rev. j. L. Cross, Of
s-osebud-Wednesday evening Rev. a.
I Hitchcock, Of Chicago, will speak on
nina and will illustrate his addres:
nth sterioptican views. Thursday eve.
ing Rev. Jas. E. Ray d. d, and Prof,
Y. Douglas Machinsie. OF Chicago, will
,eak. All the sessions of the meeting
re open 10 the public.
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