Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-06
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where they VIII look up q location.
Hon. J. H. Lund has recently pre-
sented the high school with a two-vol-
ume set of the Standard dictionary, a
gift highly appreciated by the school.
w. A. White is building a sailboat to
be used on Pickerel lake next summer.
1t will be a beauty, and probably the
largest ever seen Gu the ake.-Pierpont
Signal.
Andrew Nelson, of Butler, Henry
Hendrickson, of Thorson, and Harvey
7. Long, of Wheatland township, made
final proof before the county court
Monday.
1t is reported that four mallard ducks
were killed near the creamery last
Thursday. This is the first of the sea-
son, we did not learn the name of the
lucky nimrod.
George L. Carson, of the Madell stock
farm, twenty miles south of here,
arrived in this city with twenty-five
head of fine horses which he shipped to
Wheaton, Mimi.
Died-Wednesday, March 5, the six
months old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Longen, of pneumonia. Funeral takes
place tomorrow from the Catholic
church in this city.
This elegant spring weather makes
one think of summer fuel, the Plato
Milling Co. has anticipated your wants
with an immense stock of wood of all
kinds. Phone No. 115.
Miss Alma Monson, who has spent
some time at her home in Appleton,
Minnesota, returned Monday. Miss
Monson will resume her work at the
Fair store as saleslady.
w. Z. Smith started out this morning
with a line of samples of the Webster
Cigar F~actory's products, for the pur-
pose of extending the sales of this fac
tory's high-grade brands.
Martin LANCE and Miss Selma Peter
son came mp from Waubay Monday
evening and stopped over between
trains. While here they procured a
license for their marriage.
H. H. Potter, formerly of Aberdeen,
now of Minneapolis, was a Webster Wis
itor Saturday, looking after some pro-
fessional business and shaking hands
with his numerous friends.
Frank Anderson and Fred Baltic
came over from Webster Monday to
attend the wedding anniversary of J.
HI. and Mrs. PARROT. They returned
Tuesday.-Pierpont Signal.
Some of our farmers who patronize
the creamery report an income of $500
per COW for January. There seems TO
be good money in winter d~airying in
South Dakota.-Bristol Tribune.
Mrs. J. w. Abbott returned last night
from Albert Lea, MINI. While there
she safely underwent an operation and
returns greatly improved in health and
on the road to ultimate recovery.
Money to 1oan-$25O,OOO to
loan on approved real estate
lands in Day county at eight per
cent ON the before plan. Web
stcr Land and Loan Company.
A fire alarm was turned in Wednes-
day morning owing TO a scare at the
nome of Matt Tracy. The department
turned out promptly but did not reach
the scene until the scare had subsidized.
We have a No. 4 Model jobber, 81 by
IA inches inside the chase, in good
working order; also a numbet of second
hand fonts of type-5ody, job and dis
pIay-which we will sell at a bargain.
Money to loan on Day county
farms at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
A. III. Kramer returned Saturday
from Renyille county, Minnesota,
where he purchased several cars of cat
tie for Compton & Kramer. They are
to arrive as soon as the weather will
permit.
Mrs. Worster Hayhurst and son,
departed for Salem, Oregon, Monday
evening, where she will visit relatives
for some time. Worster will join her
next fall and they will make it their
future home.
The event of the season will be the
mask ball at the opera house Tuesday
evening March IL, music by Moore's
Orchestra, one of the best musical
organizations ON the road. Don't fail
to attend, You will enjoy it.
.C. J.. Canning recently purchased a
second hand desk in the city and in
going over it found it had once been the
property of Ignatius Donnelly, as in the
back were two letters subscribing for
his paper and enclosing checks which
were still in the envelopes. Mr.. Can