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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30

The services at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening will be
conducted by the Christian Endeavor
celebrating the 2lst birthday of that
society.
Miss Anna Kempf, who has been visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Nick and Matt
Schmitt, for the past three months,
returned to her home at Milbank Mon
day morning.
A fine line Of rugs are now displayed
by Benjamin & Foster; there are Will
ton v~elvets, Brussels, Moquettes, and
a large variety of the rich Smyrnas.
Prices are right.
Miss. Susie Olson arrived from Aber-
deem Monday evening to spend a few
days with friends before going to st.
Paul, where she will study for a nurse
in st. Lukss hospital,
L. A.. Sandvig, of Webster, visited
Britton between trains, Thursday. Mr.
Sandvig is interested in a lot of grazing
land on the reservation and was looking
after his interests in that matter-Brit-
ton Journal.
Mrs. liver Swensen and family who
have made their home in this city for
the past year, has sold her residence
and departed for Montevideo, Minnesota
Monday evening where she will make
her future home.
The city of Webster is trying to put
down an artesian well, and the effort
will be watched with interest, as it is
generally supposed that Webster is a
little to high on the bank to reach the
artesian basin.-Conde News.
The club house is quite a common
thing, but the Club House made by the
| Webster Cigar Factory is a superior
article-a h~igh-grade 5 cert cigar. Try
one and see how much superior it is to
most of the brands on the market.
Married at the Congregational church
Tuesday, at 800 o'clock p. m. Rev. Hub
bard officiating. Frank Kapphahn and
Miss Eta Hipsch, both of Webster.
The young people will make their home
on the Halter place south of Webster.
A. Ainsworth, the WATERFOWL music
man, was in Webster Friday to deliver
one of the celebrated Henry f. Miller
pianos to Mrs. John Williams. These
pianos are the finest of American make,
and America makes the best OF pianos.
Walter and Gordon Ross entertained
a number of their young friends last
friday evening at their pleasant home.
The evening was spent playing games
after which delightful refreshments
were served. All report a most enjoy
able affair.
In the absence of the editor Of this
great family newspaper, Clarence Perry
has demonstrated his ability to hold
down the editorial chair and has proven
to the satisfaction of the entire Office
force that he has the making of a great
journalist.-Pierpont Signal.
When in need of choice
Pine Slabs.
Oak Slabs.
Oak Cordwood.
Maple Cordwood.
And all dry straight and
sound, at lowest prices, call
at the yards of i. A. Wearne.
Money to loan on Day county
farms mt a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30
CITY CASH MEAT MARKET
And Grocery Store.

A complete line of meats, fish and
oysters, fruits, canned goods, home
made bread, cookies and pastry made
to order. Goods delivered to any part
of the city. Telephone 1873. Prices
right and courteous treatment. Give
us q trial.
O. J. Pease.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30

u me CHaHCe lOr SOHo one Wishing 10
raise fax or wheat, situated south east
of Enemy Swim lake. Call on or
address,.
Bennett & Harrington,
Waubay, South Dakota.
The Webster Cigar Factory has
named its leading 10 cent brand
"Sparto." This name is easily remem-
bered, but no more so than the superior
quality of the cigar. For sale by all
cigar dealers.
Mrs. G. NJ. Blair, of Pine Island,
Mimi, a sister of John w. and w. F..
Wilcox, arrived on Wednesday morn
ing's passenger for a visit of several
weeks. Mrs. Blair remarked as she
came from the train. 'It is like COM
ing into summer here. We have had
"A below and two feet of snow for
several days"
Fl. G. Delaney was in town Tuesday
ON one of his periodical visits here to
look after business interests and made
the heart of the editor glad with a years
subscription. Delaney Bros. are heavily
engaged in cattle, banking and general
store at Napolean, N. ID. We are glad
to meet any Of them when in this Sec
tion.-Waubay Clipper.
w. A. Abbott went to Webster last
evening to see his mother before her
departure for Albert Lea, to again
receive medical treatment. She went
through here on the night express east
and viii accompanied her as far as
home. We trust Mrs. Abbott may be
more benefited this trip than she was
before and may return fully recovered
from her malady.-Waubay Clipper.
We have the largest and best stock of
wood ever seen in Webster, at the old
McKeown yards, and have made the
| following reduced prices.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30
TRAINING

There never was such a demand
ffor theatrical people rs al present.
G0ur students secure immediate
engagements. All branches of the
profession taught and position guar
Santeed. Ladies and gentlemen fitted
for work as advance agents as we'll as
Sfor the stage. Address for particu.
, lars and terms:
\ G. W. Warner, Augusta, Wis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30
Pure Spring Water.

/ will deliver pure spring water 10
any part of the city by the barrel or
tank. Leave orders at the postoffice or
at A. Smail's hardware store.
w. II. Steffen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30
HOME NEWS.
@---~-~--@--@ ..
Webster Market.
al avery Thursday by j. w. Abbott.
sbout Webster, Webster
HE and Webster Visitors.

Fou courtllS!
stainment Thursday night.
3Ssnueh excitement for court week.
new china at Pea5ody's drug
Knutson came down from And
hesday.
have had quite a spell of weather
week.
Haines spent Monday at Wan
business.
Dick Williams was down from
I'D today.
the quartette at the opera house
by night.
oodmanson will be in his Office
ext week.
Watt, of Bristol, was a Web
tor Sunday.
bay was well represented in
! Thursday.
Hash went to Newton, Iowa,
'Sifs ON business.
Chas. Rathbun returned from
polls Tuesday.
received more new china at
8 drug store.
Hanson and Chas. Cease were
m Lily Tuesday.
Munson, of Pierpont, was a
b visitor Monday.
"A. T. Clark's special prices,
Jay and Saturday.
Bullock came DOWN from Pier
esday on business.
highland carries a/full line of
. and does repairing.
arris spent Wednesday at Wan
professional business.
Dueil, of Bristol, was in the
dnesday on business.
Cameron came down from
p Monday on business.
vegetables can always be had.
Mahaney's restaurant.
Lee has accepted a position as
ice with G. @. Chapman.
rringer was among the Webster
from Waubay Monday.
Beechy departed for Iowa and
stern points Thursday.
m Elliott left for Aberdeen
day evening on business.
Gibson and G.. G.. Lasell, of
were in town Tuesday.
Perry is at Webster today ON
siness News.
styles in belts and back combs,
prices at A. I. Clerks.
Bohn Lund and Miss X. Peterson
auhay visitors Thursday.
Hagey and George Bennett
wn from Bristol Tuesday.
Davis was up from Waubay
y evening visiting friends.
Sears went to Wheaton, Mimi,
ON professional business.
Byrne departed for Minneapolis
night for a few days visit.
Fnd Mrs. @. L. Folkestad arrived
Ssetoa Wednesday evening.
hrmonic company at the opera
thursday night january, 30th.
Aadland, of Pierpont, was tran
business in Webster Tuesday.
Campbell, of Groton, was tran
business in this city Saturday.
oodmanson will be in Webster
next week. Cali and see him.
Graham, of Strand was tran
business in the city Wednesday.
oowan, who has spent some
Conde, returned Tuesday even
Nensing went out to Frank
n few days visit with Father
sWenSen, who has spent some
minneapolis, returned Friday
was a very pleasant dancing
Hotel Webster Wednesday
win departed for Minneapolis
where he win take a course in
BY.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30
Ye1s.

wells.
rnan--tha !
preferenrs'
mighty pOss
zen that gras
often rulna
make or ssH
them. III
h to get . caF
GRITTY hen
nsequences I
II affections y
chee's Germs
ly arrest CO..
yes and be-
'onchial tub
,ase from y
all, but II Y
colds and !
car get Dr.
les at Irwil'
ecial almsns
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30
LATER-DAvrD GAMBLE DEAD.

A telephone message received by the
News announced the sad intelligence
that David Gamble died at his home in
Milbank this morning at 11:25. Mr..
Gamble was for many years a resident
of Ipswich and he was one of the most
respected men of this part of the coun-
try. Some time since he removed to
Milbank, his only son, Berlin d. Gamble
having entered upon the practice of Law
there.
Mr.. Gamble started from Milbank
last Monday morning to go to Ipswich
to look after some building operations.
Before the train reached Webster he
suffered a stroke of paralysis and was
returned unconscious to his home the
next morning Aberdeen News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30

We also carry a full stock of all kinds
of coal which we sell at lowest prices.
Plato Milling Company,
G. @. Reiger, Manager
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS
Hon. David Gamble Seriously
Affected, But Now
Much Better.

Hon. David Gamble, of this city,
started from home on the early morning
passenger train Tuesday for Ipswich.
Upon leaving home about 2:S0 o'clock
he was in usual health. While III the
train between Summit and Waubay he
was suddenly stricken by paralysis, the
entire left side being affected, and he
lost consciousness. A telegram was
sent from Wanbay to Webster to have
a physician meet him, and upon arriv-
ing at the latter place he was removed
from the train to the depot where he
was made as comfortable as possible
until the east-bound morning train
arrived when he was brought home,
accompanied by DR.. G. M. Morton, of
Webster. Mr.. Gamble was conveyed
on a cot from the depot to his home
where he lay in a semi-comatose condi-
ton during the remainder of the day.
BY Wednesday afternoon he had quite
recovered consciousness and was able to
slightly move his left hand, and today
he is showing marked indications Of
improvement. During the past year
Mr.. Gamble has been actively engaged
in building improvements at Ipswich,
where he formerly resided, and where
at one time he served two terms as
county treasurer Of Edmunds county,
and also represented his county two
terms in the legislature. Mr.. Gamble
is also largely interested in real estate
improvements in Marshall, Mimi, and
since moving to this city ONE two years
ago has made a number of valuable
building improvements. Last night a
brother from Owatonna, Mimi, arrived
to visit him. His only child, Berth d,
Gamble, is states attorney for this
county.-Milbank Review.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30

For rent 500 acres of fine farm land,
a fine chance for some one wishing to
raise fax or wheat, situated south east
of Enemy Swim lake. Call on OF
address,.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-30

Bennett & Harrington,
Waubay, South Dako
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13

DE 9ebaut merbe. Oas Qanb 9eb6rt
einem sewiiieu Germ Werrid pom
Chicago. = Soiepb Bartb befiaoet
lib auf elmer @ei9dftsreiie In SITTER
Gail gountp, INN ieinen ielbft fabri3irz
ten Stidlpeerer @bias gu ueri9affen.
OatPart WorreSponbens) =
Snfolse bes itetisen Nnma@lens bieier
Ortl9aft seben in Der Sdsemable 70
piele Beiteaungen Elm, baB Der fort=
mdbrenoe 8etrieb Der Mlble ben
san5en CONNER binbur9 seii9ert lit.
= 9ter sebt bas @erebe, baB bic
@reat Nortbern 8abnuermaltung bies
ies Srubiabr bier einen 8abnbof err
ri@ten unb einen itetisen Nsenten an
lteuen mirb, INN ben ii@ itets mebrene
ben @ei@dften ietne beitdnbise Aufs
mertlamteit gu l6enten. = SEER Sobn
Sobis ldbt etne srobe Nn5abl Baum=
itdmme bauen unb Idsen unb mirb
nd9iten CONNER etnen 4Ox60 SUB
sroBen Staq erri6ten lanen. 6err
Solepb &abm ldBt slei9fals bas SRA
terial fur ben 8au zines neuen Staues
pom slei@er @r0Be berri9ten,
20 5ril@e Opiters bel @ebriber
J Ben1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Nj nne

&i9bale. Correspondent =
Die &erren Watbias unb 6einri9
Rama@er BON Nlbanp uarer lebte
ISOLDE @ei9dfte balber bier unb ba
ben ii@ @ntl6lofen, neben benz sc
oduoe, In benz lte bteien CONNER etne
S9anfmirtbi6aft gu er0ffuen uorba
ben, einen Staa gu errt9ten. Dem
unternebmen mtrb alIsemeiner @rfols
semani6t. = Carl Ebiele, Der belieb
tie ISent bes rNorbtern", mar lests
Bo9etn3 eitunSsanselesenbetten bier /;
er mar iiberau wiafommen, neil Der
rNoroitern" eine Der b.iten beuti9en
3eitunsen bes Norbmeltens lit. = Sn
oteier Orti9aft mirb bieien CONNER
etne neue lutberti9e &tr9e sebaut. =
5amitas reiite 9err Sobn Dirtes in
SsI9dftenn a6 Perbam. = SEER Sobn
Wieie mirb bieien CONNER eine gro.
BE S9eune bauen. = SRI. &oia Ste
llnSer aus benz Conn Ytne Gate retite
5amita9 aut 8eiu@ elmer In Yerbam
p%obnenben Sreunbtn.. - Ote Strma
otrtes& &linenbers wtrb bieie Bo9e
oleoer bret CARLOAD 9ol3 uerl@lden;
.e.en 25 iinb bielen Winter bereits
iam Werlanbt 9elanst. @enannte
tlrma sebt aud nit Dem @ebanten
bier etne 2um6er= Darb gu erdffaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Blufftsn CORRESPONDENT

B~lufftsn Correspondent -
Wir baben Jest In bieiiser @esenb Ell
ne pra@tpo0e S9littenbabu, unb benz
semdb bat bas @ei9aft neuen S9muns
erbalten. Dte Srauen Nic. MlGer
uno 4ntcn' Stofel iinb Breitas gu
ben ibrisen mad ct. Nidolas In
Stearns gountp suridsetebrt ; in IT,
.rer 8e9leitunS befanb it9 frau Sones,
.Sodter Der Trau Miuer, mdbreno
beren Mbmeienbeit 9err Sones benz
Strobmittmeritanb gbre gu MAIDEN
tradten wirb. - 9err Sobn 3auer=
mann pon 0ernbale bat our9 9errn
Weiles 80 Mder n0rbli9 BON Bluff.
ton tduft@ ermerben uno seoedt, i'm
Trubjabr lein' 9eim bortbtn gu per-
lesen. - Gin luittses unb semitbli
DIES 8alltrdn59en ruurbe zines Mbenbs
In lester Wo9e BEL Mobrs sebalten.
County : 8ermel1er Mart,n Malbers
mar Sreitas nit leinen @ebilfen bier
unb nabm bic 8ermeliuns BON finf
Nder 3anb Dor, meldes Der neu au
Srnnbenben @emeinbe In 8luffton IN.
ter Der 8ebinsuns sei@entt murbe,
baB auf bemlelben eine tatbolii9e Cir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Melroie mno Mm9e8eno.


Gs uerlautet, bab 9err @nton Ser
rabe am 1. Npril bier Elm S9anfse=
l6dft 81 erOfnen SeOenft. :. So6m.
S. @al6er, mel9er Dor einiseu $3.50
6en pom Sabrrab l%tirSte, ais er einen
&rantenbelu6 madte, unb babel leine
SiBe %uerrenfte, lit INNER nod nibt
i'm Stanbe, leineu Nmtspfli6teu nad=
sufommen 8. S9wan=
te lit biele Wo9e nit Der Gisernte fir
bie bieiise grauerei bel6aftist.
6err SEQ. Saupt bat ueuli9 pieber=
nm 100 Nder 0anb I'M Conn Bird
Gate, Sobb Gountp, al q. @albpo=
gel aus Morris perfauft.-gine So9=
ter oes S6reiners Solepb Orbed liest
am N%eruenfieber bebenfli9 ertranft
barnieber, -Gonoucteur IS. S. So
gel bat Montas ein $500 mertbes
&lauier aus Mtinneapolis erbalten.
= 9o6w. 9err Sos. stephan BON
st. Nntbonp mar leste @o6e beim
bodm. 6errn 9. &i6ter gu Selu6.
|-sebten Samitas fano in Meraaoria
Elm Sasfet=S %alipiel swil6en Spielern
uon BORT uno pom bier ltatt. Die I'M
lerisen batten wieoer bas Nableben.
SEER Geo. 6aarmann, welder III
Sen leeten Sabren in Ben bielisen
y rtltdtten ser Great fortbern ais
erlter S9mieo bel6aitist mar, lit Ell
mem &ufe Ser Sabnseieal6aft na6
earimore, N. O., sefolst, NO er oie
Aufli9t i'm eotomotiuen : SGuppen
bat. Die our6 feline YromOuirlng
bier pafant s%eworbene Stele murbe
Don leinem Sruoer Sen. aus Saiut
GlouO eiasenommen.-Sm SeiinOen
oes 6errn Sobn 60l6en lit eine fleiz
ne 8enOuns gum Seneren einSetrez
ten ct mus nod INNER oas Sett biz
ten.-6. 9. &obrins bat neuli9 bei
Sem falten @etter 6dnbe unb 6abe
erfroren unb befinbet li6 unter Sez
b%anoluns unleres Nrstes 6ilbert. =
5. y. San Soon bon bier bat lid nit
uerl6ieoenen Nrbeitern mad Hiers in
Worrilon County begebeu, mo CT gum
&eintsen pom Seberbetten uno Waz
trasen auf Smei @o@en sic Ma@oz
Safe in Pa6tisenommen bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
39Meire.0rop

Infer 'Sattler Sreb. grodmann,
pel9er in ser lebten 3eit audi in ser
8utterfabrit ausbalf, liest CUR 3eit
lebr franf a1 MISUNDERSTANDING
barnieber. = Sobn @anber befanb
ii@ anfanss Ser 8o6e auf 8elu6 BET
ieinen gltern in Sprins SIN. y SEQ.
Sieben lit jebt f1eibis nit 9olslasen
bel6dftist. = Ser S6ornitein Der
9ebrermobnuns serietb Samitas in
Sranb unb peruria6te Ser 2ebrerfaz
milie einen ni6t serinsen S6reden.
Oa Ser S6ornitein siemli9 i6abbaft
lit, batte Ser S3reden feline sere@te
l1rla@e. = Sn Ser Samilie 9einri6
8. S6ulte lit ein nelsr g:rbenbirser
e%insetroffen. Slid basu! = l1nlere
photographer Mobr, Meper, 6adz
mann unb S9ulte baben einise Sage
Hube, bis mieber frii9es Nrbeitsmaz
tertal ansefommen lit.
Ureeport.
Orei Interchangeable, iunge
@el6dftsmdnner pon Nlbanp, ndmli6
Solepb g. 2ommel, Mid &rafer unO
Mi6. Seib, melde bret Sabre in &raz
fer & @ertins @el9dft tit Nlbanp ais
2aoenbtener tbdtts maren, baben bier
bas srobe @ei@dftssebdaoe Oes 9errn
8lenfe in Ya@t senommen unb merz
BEN in bemlelben Elm Mil6maarense=
l9dft betreiben. Wtit Dem @ebdlbe
baben iie au6 suslet9 Sen @aarenpor=
ratb, Der pom Musuerfauf nod err
iibrist lit, iibernommen. Wan miinl6t
BEN neuen @el6dftsfabrern aQsemein
BEN beiten grfols. SEER s.. Slenfe
ldBt Steine fir BEN Sau elmer nellen
&eiioens berbeil6affen. 9infiro miro
er ieine Sbdtisfeit mebr leiner 2umherz
Oarb sumenben unb au9 Dem 2attb=
banOel sr0bere Nufmerfiamfeit idenz
fen. -6err s.. ublencott ldBt ebenz
iaas Stetne fabren fir bic SunOaz
mentmauern zines Mnbales an bas
neue 8anfsebdube. &u6 sebt 6err
ub(encott nit benz @ebanfen Tim, lit
Piers, abortion County, ein l3weisz
bantsel6aft gu erOifnea. = Conner
flag itarb bas etma flint 8o@en ate
S0bn9en Ser Samilie Morib S. 500
i6en unb bas &inb murbe Samitas
Morsen auf benz bielisen @Ottesader
beerbist. Den betribten gltern unler
aufri6tises 8eileio. Hapa 5elsper,
S6mieserpater bes 9errn sc. S So
l9en, meilt ieit benz B~esrabniB ieines
Gnteldens bier auf gelud. = Oienz
flag Morsen muroen pom bo6m. P.
Mmbrolius, 8. g. s., in Ser bieiisen
&ir6e setraut 9err 6einri6 &uboff
BON Oilm nit SRI. &atbarina Maas
aus bieler @emeinbe. Nad bem
Grauamte perlammelte ii6 cine
S6aar geruanote SanO Srernbe
BET ben Gltern Der Sraut gu einem
ursemdtbli9en 6o9seitsfeite. SIN
bic benz slidli6en Paare entbotenen
Binl6e tbeilt it6 Der rNoroitern"
uno boift, OaB it'd bemlelben oasGbe-
leben ais Elm 9elegnetes geItalten iptr6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
We,p WuniM.

Nls 6err Sos. Bauer lesten Son=
neritag Bauitdmme nab Ser int Somn
Miumoob selesenen Tbielen's, edge
mible fubr uno babel Ben Smamp
Safe, iber SEN ein gutter, befabrbarer
@es fibrte, %freusen wolte, bra6en
plobli6 beibe Yferbe bur@ bas Sis
unO lanfen in ein smanSis SUB tiefes
Waller. Oanf Ser Suite pon Irbei=
tern, bic in Der Ndbe beI6dftist waz
rem, selan9 es, ben Subrmam uno
bas @eipann Pferbe mad anseltrens=
ter Nrbeit aus Dem 8aiier gu Sieben.
Oieler See bat uiele Suelen, bic bas
Sis 10 perbinnen, baB es nit @efabr
perbunben lit, it'd auf baslelbe 81 wa=
gen. 9err Bauer tam frob iein, baB
er NIT benz 2eben baponfam unb feline
mertbpoaen gferbe serettet wuroen.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-07-17
Socialists Convene.

Socialists of Somerset county held a
convention for the nomination of a
county ticket, Tuesday evening, the 18th
Instant. 1t was not delegate conven-
ton, every voter who believes in the
principles of the party being allowed to
act in the meeting. r. T. Patten of
Skowhegan was chairman, W. d. Hap
good of Skowhegan and F. A. Manter of
Madison were secretaries.
Nominations were made as follows !:
R. H. Townsend of Skowhegan and
John Rainier of Madison for senators !;
Elmore Walker, Arson, sheriff; D. G..
Richards, Skowhegan, clerk OF courts !;
Henry T. Croswell, Mercer, county at
torney; Virgil P. Hall, Mayfeld, county
commissioner; w. II. Davis, Skowhe-
gan, register of deeds; N. L. McQuillan,
Skowhegan, county treasurer.
! A platform was adopted which is not
essentially different from that published
In the REPORTER when Mr.. Patten was
nominated to the legislature, some
weeks ago, only much more in detail.
After the business was completed
Messrs. D. G. Richards and r. T. Pat
ten addressed the meeting. Mr.. Patten
invited any persons In the audience to
ask questions, and several availed them
selves of the opportunity. Grand Army
Hall was well filled at the hour assigned
for the public meeting.
1t was understood that Mr.. Patten
would reply to the letter of Forrest Good
win, ESQ.,, printed elsewhere In this
paper, and this had something to do with
the filling of the hall. Mr.. Patterns
| alluslon to this was brief. He read his
challenge and Mr.. G oodwin's reply and
had printed circulars distributed contain
! ing both. 1t had been, he said, his de.
sire to secure fair, broad discussion of
the political issues of the day and he had
aimed high, which was the reason for
selecting for an opponent, the recognized
Republican leader in the county. Ad-
mitting he said, for the sake Of argu-
ment, that he should have resigned the
office TO which he was elected by Re-
puolicans, this afforded no valid excuse
for declining the invitation. He held
that Mr.. Goodwin declined the proposed
discussion because he did not care to
declare his position on important ques-
tions. There was some disappointment
apparent because the speaker did not
devote more attention to this feature of
the program. Among those who par
ticipated in the colloquy or propounded
questions were Lewis Anderson, F. w.
Allen Of Skowhegsn, Rev. S. E. Leach
of Madison and II. T. Croswell, Esq, of
Mercer.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-07-17

The SOMERSET REPORTER goes into a
,oroer number of homes in Somerset
County than any other paper published,
herce advertisers who desire to reach
Somerset people should use the REPORT
pR as medium to accomplish the pur-
nose. Il contains more Somerset news
than any other paper, hence those who
desire to know about Somerset people
ond Somerset towns should subscribe
for the paper.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-07-17
4Ew ADVERTISER ENrs.

xotices--Daniel Lewis.
CNoerjaI--W. P. Ordway.
9Peeis-- Forrest Goodwin.
IIi ,Ot q Carter.
Ul hue Wsists--D. F. Judkins.
1S hi.s Bracket & Russell.
1HUchange Edwin A. Strout.
paris Gfeen--Blunt Hdw. Co.
non,t Wait Ernest W. Vigue;
ppH oa Sale--W. b. Steward.
SShnnners Wanted--J. q. Geddes.
Innate pIsbate Notices--E. F. Dsnforth.
ktoI Matted osts--Geo. simpson.
Ear Eoi and squsre--Geo. B: Fsirgrieves.
r6nater Ranges Steward Heating Co.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-07-17
The Deering !
Moving I oade
M achine CGAOS
OTHERS FOLLOW.

The first moving machine
to use roller and ball-bearings
so that now a seven foot cut
Deering hauls as easily as
your old fashioned five foot
machine.
We also have a new patent
"Hopkin's Spring Cutter Cap"
can be substituted for ordin-
airy cutter caps now in use in
use on all makes of field
mowers, lessening the draft
80 to SO per cent.
We have Deering, Champ
ion and Tiger Horse Rakes,
Section Knives, and repairs of
all kinds.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-07-17
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