Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-12-31

RETURN OF IOT lnbOIula FOh.
G. Q. Bailey.
Ifyou want a iean Apon land
in Day county, apply at the
Farmers and Mefchants Bank.
They will satisfy yon as to the
rate and privilege of payment.
lave yo6 used your hopfestead right?
n rot, you can learn something to your
a, .yantage by wliting@ me-, can put
a limited number Of my friends on to
good government And Dh this vicinity,
or can sell you egood quarter Of land
Address +. w. Pitsor, Cleve-
land, North Dakota
A letter from DR.. M. M. Judge
received this Thursday morning brings
the information that his father is very
low ind hopes for his recovery are very
poor. He may live a day or he may
live six or seven months. The DIR. will
remal n until after New Years, when he
will r turn to this city.
The nc OF sermon Sunday morning i'll
the Congregational church, Goods
Care of Each Lee" AT the close of the
morning m the communion SER
vice will be observed. Theme of even
ing sermon, Labor troubles in Colorado,
Sunpay school at usual hour. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. w. S. Hunt, Pastor.
Lost, Strayed or stolen-A bay mare
with white hind feet, a whitg strip in
forehead, a wire scar opfleft front foot,
weight 300 or 1000 pophdsI Has a halter
n,shod in front with never-slip shoes,
last e Saturday, Deg. 10, 1908, near
Butler. Any INFORMATION leading to
recovery will be rewarded by Frank
Gebur, six miles cyst of Butler. Post
office Webster, SD.
We notice Ina the Aberdeen News of
Tuesday that Alice v. Holverson is sec
rotary of the county superintendents
department. at the state teachers meet
ing now being held id this city; and w.
ID. Burcalow is secretary of the college
and high school department; J.. Fl.
Hetley, of Andoyer. has a paper on the
"Value of Rhetorical Work Throughout
the Grades"
Efforts by the Bristol town board to
c land upon which to sink a town
well and locate the engine house and
other buildings to be constructed in
connection with a new waterworks
system which has been decided on,
have resulted successfully and the
work of constructing the plant will
commence at once. It is intended to
have everything in readiness by the
time a well designed to furnish an
ample supply of water, is completed.
Tht viii be a change at the cream
cry on January first, Butter4.aker
Payn. whS has been connected with
the creamD. ''orSthe past eight years
viii be succeeded by Buttermaker Paul
son. Mr.. Payre is one Of the best
creamery men u the state and has
always given the best Of satisfaction
and it was with great reluctance that
the management released him. Mr..
Paulson m to ri highly recon-
mended and we know hewill receive a
warm welcome
Postmaster Barney Elias, of Bristol,
was in the city on Tuesday. Mr.. Elias
says that the people of his own are
justly indignant over the statement
that is being printrd in the paprs of
the county that an epidemic of aiph-
liberia exists there. He says there has
not been a single cese in Bristol, aud
the only deaths that have occurred wee
about three miles from Bristol. a
newspaper or correspondent that will
start such a story when there is nc
truth in it should be prosecuted IL
some way.
AT a meeting for the purpose, a,
Masonic temple Saturday evening the
following companions were installed
officers of Rabboni Chapter, No. 23. r.
A. NJ, for the ensuing year: L. G.,
Levoy, e. III. p, DR.. j. L. Harris, E. K.
w. s. d Adams. Scribe, t. L. Egge,
Treas, w. s. Hash, Sec, Josephus
Alley, @ of H., Frank Gruby, p. s., j.
w. Abbott, r. a. c., @, w. S~iglinger,
q. M. Bird vale, DIR. H. Peabody, G. M.
End VALE, j. w. Arthur, G. M. lst vale
Z. w. Small. Guard.
A very pretty wedding was that OF
Ira 9. Clark and Miss Daisy McGlach-
lin, which took place at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. d.
McGlachlin, ON Thursday afternoon at
8 o'clock, Rev. Marshall +. Montgomery
of st. Marks performing the ceremony
A dainty dippar nrrc;<... - -