Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-17

D., after spending a couple of weeks i'm
this city the guest of Mrs. H. 9. Tegt-
meier, departed for Wilmar, Minnesota.
Friday, where she will visit with rela-
tives.
Two strangers mauled a team and ran
it down Main street at a frlghtful pace
Saturday evening. They paid the city
justice $40 and costs and will perform
their feats of abuse elsewhere in the
future.
j. @. Herpel left in our office Tuesday
n sample OF nacaroni wheat measuring
over four feet, and promising a bounti-
full yield. With sufficient moisture
south Dakota is unsurpassed .-Andover
Gazette.
The bali game between Bristol and
Webster sunday on the Bristol grounds
resulted III Nebster's favor by IA score
of Is TO 3. A large number of our
young people drove over and witnessed
the game.
County Treasurer Colwell spent Mon
day and Tuesday looking TO business
matters out at his old home in Butler
township, returning to Webster by way
of Bristol Wednesday morning .-Bris-
tol Tribune.
Lost-A white English bulldog;
black marks on EYES; answers to the
name "Brunce %tpap collar, name
plate and thgee Minneapolis dog-tax
tags. Leavs/ him at this office and
receive reward.
Mrs. L. Beaver, of Kasson, Mimi, and
son, Theodore, of Sisseton, drove over
from the latter place Sunday for a visit
with Halvor Gunderson and family.
Mr.. Beaver returned to his home at
Sissetou Monday.
An young man rushed into Jeweler
Weinstein's store this morning, grabbed
a watch and made good his escape. He
had better return the watch and save
himself and parents the disgrace of a
criminal proceeding.
X. S. Swenson had his household
goods brought over from Webster the
latter part of last week and Mr.. and
Mrs. Swenson have since been busy
getting settled i'll the Biersbach cottage
up on Creamery Hill.
Governor Herreid has appointed
David Williams, of this city AS one of
the delegates to the Thirteenth Annual
Meeting of the Trans ississippi Com
mercial Congress which meets in st.
Paul August 10 to %.
j. w. Abbott, of this city, was chosen
vice commander of this diyision
of the state G.. A. r., and G. l.. Chap
man. of Waubay, surgeon, at the Aber-
deem meeting. Big Stone gets the
encampment next year.
E. A. Bradley, our genial and accom-
modating station agent, is rusticatirg
for q few days on his farm south of this
city. g. E. Brennan, Of Frank, is act
ing temporarily as manager of the Mil
Yankees business here.
The following topics have been
assigned for the next Farmers Insti-
tute, July 26: Chas. Compton, tree
culture; John Seedhouse, forage crops;
Mr.. Arthur, variation of milk test;
Henry Paul, fire insurance.
Leo Brennan after spending a few
days with his aunt and Uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. q. Ochsenreiter, departed for
Lake Preston Monday for a visit with
his grandparents, before going to his
home in McGregor, Iowa.
DR.. Goodmanson returned from
WATERFOWL Saturday evening, where
he attended a meeting of the State Dem
tai Association. The Doctor was hon.
ored by election to the position of vice.
president of the organization.
Mrs. M. A. Tyndall, of Washington,
d. c., who spent a short time visiting
her uncle, Judge Cowan, and family,
departed for Pierpont Saturday where
she will visit friends. She will return
to Webster before going home.
A. w. Anderson and family, departed
for Ortonville, Minnesota, Monday,
where Mr.. A. will engage in the tailor
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson leave
many friends in Webster who will wish
them success in their new home.
The Fourth was a very quiet day in
Bristol. Dan Buckley's cannon and the
inevitable fire crackers walked the early
echoes, but there was nothing doing
throughout the day. A big crowd went
over to Webster.-Bristol Tribune.
Tho committees liz charge of the cele-
bration and the management of the
driving park deserve a vote of thanks
the citizens generally for the
splendid and satisfactory manner in
which they pulled off the celebration in
every detail.
J.. p. Brown has demonstrated that
car be raised in Day county. On
the Goth of May he sowed a piece and
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