Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-08-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
SPORTSMEN TAKE NOTICE.

SPORTSMEN TAKE NOTICE,
The game law will be strictly
and rigidiy inforced Sunday. No
shooting will be allowed. Every
violation will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
J. X. Taylor, Game Warden.
Lost-Friday night, August 9Th, a
gray broncho, branded on both hips.
had on halter and collar when last seen.
VIII pay reward for his return or infor-
nation. E, r. Chambers
Mrs. E. W. Handke, of Charles City,
Iowa, spent the time between trains
Tuesday with friends in this city.
Wednesday morning she left for Wan
bay to look after farming interests.
Miss Julia Sansohl departed for Ben
son, Minnesota, Tuesday, after a visit
with her brother, Halvor Halyorson.
Miss Carolina Halvorson accompanied
her as far as Appleton, Minnesota.
LOst-A white COW with roar neck,
also a roam red pony mare, with saddle
and bride on. Return or notify X. NJ.
kellogg, Sisseton, or J. G. Rathbun,
Webster, and receive liberal reward.
Cora Knight after spending the past
six weeks with her aunt, Mrs. J. T.
Goodwin, departed for her home in
Pierpont Friday, Mrs. Goodwin and
Earl went as far as Bristol with her.
1t will be interesting to the many
friends of Miss Ada McKennett to know
that she has accepted a position to teach
the fourth grade in the school at Tuscull,
Ill, the county seat of Douglas county.
Money to loan on Day county
farms at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
The Chicago, Milwaukee e st. Paul
railway will sell excursion tickets to the
Minnesota state fair at Hamlin, at $6.77
for the round trip, tickets on sale Aug.
9Uth to Sept. Sth 1902. E. =. Bradley
agent.
Rev. S. E. Very, after an extended
visit with friends and relatives in this
city, departed Wednesday morning for
his home in Delaran, Mimi. He will
make a short stay at Ortonville en-
route.
Julius Flagstad made everybody
happy when he got to the city last week
and learned that a fine boy had arrived
at his home last Wednesday. Mother
and child doing we'll and flag is recover
ing slowly.
There will be a ball game next week
Friday at the baseball park between the
mem bers of hose company No. l and
hose company No. 2. Admission 20
cents. Proceeds to accrue to the benefit
of the Webster baseball team.
John Phillips, of North Webster,
departed for Minneapolis last Wednes-
dav evening to be operated upon for
appendicitis at St. Barnabas hospital.
Later-word has been received that he
underwent a successful operation.
Stock men tell US that cattle show an
unusual gain this season. 1t has been
An exceptional year for stock, cool, and
an abundance of grass, and compare
lively no flies, so the stock have had
nothing to do but eat and get fat.
O~chsenreiter will give aplowing exhi-
hilton with a triple disc gang plowt on
the Thos. McKennett farm on Saturday
September 9th at 2 p. m. every farmer
should attend this exhibition and see
this plow in operation. See hand>Rifs.
Last Thursday in cleaning out a flow
ing spring OIL Miss Snyder's farm two
miles from Webster, quite a large piece
Of silver was found at the bottom at a
denth of five feet. We always thought
there was gold and silver III Lay County
A. w. Flanders drove TO Webster last
Saturday, accompanied by his mother
who has been visiting here for the past
few weeks. He returned Sunday accom-
nanied by his son Archie, who will run
his engine for him this fall.-Bradley
Globe.
II T, Smith who will have charge OF
the harness department at Liars Swensen
q Sons establishment, had his house
hold goods moved over from Webster
wednesday. They will occupy rooms
over McCormick's lunch room.-Brlstoi
Tribune.
w NJ. Denton, who spent severai
DAYS in this city the guest OF his brother
Fred. departed Monday morning for
woonsocket where he had bought
several cars of young cattlr which ne
sb;rned Tuesday to the G Q ranch in
Potter county.
Mrs. Matte Peck, of Thompson IH.,
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