Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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offer some are specy6e6s for sale a
auction November Asfh.
There will be an adjourned meetin,
of Webster Fire department. at 4. w
Smail's lumber Office at eight O'Clock
Friday evening, October 80. All mem
bers of the department are requested t.
be present.
An opportunitsF to invest your savings
in n of the otdest6nd largest financia
institutionsfn Arherica, is offered il
another column by the New York Life
I~nsurance Company. Read it care
fully.
ID. A. Chapman was owe from Wan
bay Wednesday with teams and moved
his family and household goods to tina,
city, where Mr.. Chapman has engaged
in business and they will make their
future home.
A three pound boy made its appear
ance in the home of Mr. and Mrs. p. M.
Englehart Thursday evening. He's
little but oh myl Here's hoping that
he viii grow to be as big as rhis dad
Waubay Clipper. II
Farmers who %y6nt something
unusually fine in tk way of cattle
who want the 6s9t-miIk and beef
qualities considered. Should make it a
point to atteyd McKennett's Short Horn
sale Nov. l4fh.
Captain Wells, a member of the Chi
cage hunting party, which is camped
at Enemy Swim, departed for home
Monday. The remainder of the party
will, We understand, remain until it
freezes up for the late shooting. The
captain reports a good time but too fine
weather for successful shooting.
Walter Roberts, a special potato
buyer who is operating in this market,
is paying within five cents of the Min
neapolis market for choice selected
stock. Now is the time to sell potatoes.
Mr.. Roberts will be here but a short
time.
AL. Yost reports a fine artesian well
on his place at a depth of something
1000 feet and a pressure of about
60 pounds, The well rig was moved
the first of the week TO the Bell place
one mile east of Langford. Pierpont
Signal.
Wonderful is our climate and soil.
John Lobland received two crops of
potatoes from the same piece of ground
year. The first crop was gathered
July lst, and the second crop was
planted about the first of July and sam
pies of the result were left at this Office.
They are good sized tnbers and per-
fectly sound.-Andoyer Gazette.
Z. j. Warner, private secretary of
Governor Herreid, and Postmaster s.
G.. Dewell, of Pierre, arrived in this city
Wednesday and went out to Buffalo
lake to join a party of hunters from
Sisseton and remain for a few days. On
the way from Pierre Mr.. Warner lost
his gun. There are several explana-
but none of them look we'll in
print.
Don't ask the editor 10 write up every
evil work and rebuke every evil in town
ana community, says an exchange, but
when convinced that such duties need
attending to, write an article for the
paper yourself and sign your name to ii
for publication. The man who ie too
big a coward to thus express an opinion
IS the very one who will stand On the
and talk loudly about tpef cow
lrdice of the editor.
Mr.. Thos. McKennett has e herd of
registered heifers and cows $50 head of
nigh grade hcifers. all with calf by a
registered bull; also s;ychoi& regis
cred bulls, all of seryig6 age, Which he
sill offer for sale at public Auction on
November 14th. Hgfe is anbpportunity
Improve your hsfd by itjecting into
: some OF best blood know Remember
he date and make arrangements to
lttend McKennctt's big short horn sale.
Arthur Arnett this week closed the
leal by which he became the proprietor
# the L. Cornelius grocery store and
ruit stand. Mr.. Arnett has rented a
aud will move his family, a wife
md two children, here the first Of next
week from Aberdeen and give the bust
less his personal supervision. We well
'ome the family to Webster and hope
he store will receive a liberal patron
Ige.
In the Clio of the Trousdale Bros.
zig MINISTRIES will be introduced Daley
md Kelsey, the funniest of all singing
nd dancing acrobatic comedians
Frosto and Harvey, with the latest
Illustrated songs and sunbeam dances,
With elaborate metallic light effects and