Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Rev. Father Cleary lectures for the
Woman's Thursday Club Tuesday
April IA. The third and last entertain
ment of the course. Reserved seats at
the usual place after Friday April 10.
st, Mary's Guild will hold their
annual sale Friday anu Saturday April
II and Is. Handkerchief's of all kinds
from real lace to foxy graud-pas also
| dressing sacks, beautiful etehings, on
wood suitable for weddings or anniyer-
sary perSents. Fresh Baking Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
When spring house cleaning begins
You will need wall paper and paint.
What you want is paper that just
suits you and you don't want to pay too
much for it, we have made provision
for year needs and can suit you to q
| "T'' Come and see Peabody q Baillie.
For Sale-Three good work horses;
two high-grade Short Horn bulls, good
color; fifty heifers and thirty steers,
coming three years old. These will be
sold at private sale Parties interested
will do well to see me and get prices on
this high-grade stock. @. Kohlhase
Through the consideration and
courtesy of David Williams Rev. j. s.
! Hardness now has coy convenient
study in room 10 of the Tegtmeier
building, and the elder is as tickled
with it as the traditional boy with his
first pair of red top boots decorated
with gilt horse
Mr.. L. Sherwood, of this city, was
the recipient of a letter from the Jewel
Nursery Company, of Lake City, MINI.
this week which brought the informa-
ton that he was the prize winner for
the most sales for the past month. This
shows that our people are going to
beautify their homes and farms this
spring. ..
The county convention of the NJ W.
A. was held at Webster April LIST 1908.
S. Yeager was elected chairman and 7.
J. Dyke clerk. Neighbor Wayland, of
Waubay was chosen as state delegate
with T. J. Dyke, of Webster, as alter
nate. The next convention will be held
in 1905 and Pierpont was chosen as the
place for meeting. -Pierpont Signal
In the dispatches from Pierre Wednes-
day we notice that Governor Herreid
has appointed DIR. H. A. Peabody, of
this city,a member of the state board of |
health. The doctor is a very competent |
person and has hosts of friends in this |
county who will rejoice in his appoint
ment. The Reporter and Farmer con-
graduates the doctor, the governor and
the state upon the selection.
While returning to his home south of |
Webster Wednesday evening John |
Blocker met with serious accident. |
In some manner the pole of his wagon
dropped down, the team started on the
run, upsetting the wagon, throwing Mr..
Blocker violently to the ground nearly !
severing one ear and bruising his head !
so badly as to necessitate several
stitches. DR.. Peabody dressed the
wounds and the injured man is getting
along IS well as could be expected.
DIR. Rock and DR.. Alwao contemplate |
a trip to the Black Hills next week. |
Among others from this vicinity to be
in the party will be III. G. Tegtmsier, E.
Il. Merger, o. x. Olson and Atlas Knapp
of Webster, Geo. S. Maynard, of Wau-
bay, and Prof. H. M. Gage, of Huron.
The party will join the Sioux City Com
mercial Club on Wednesday. They
will visit all the principal cities of the
Hills and spe:rl sonle time at the Hid
den Fortuna mine, Lead Aberdeen