Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-02

biles, n to John Williams, and one to
DR.. @. F. Hash. The machines are
the finest that have ever come to Day
county. During his visit in this city
Mr.. Moe visited the Reporter office and
gave rs some valuable information
regarding our Lambert engine for
which he is the general agent.
One day this week a horse which
Andrew Jensen had on a picket rope
got frightened and pulled the picket
pin. Mr.. Jensen got hold Of the rope
and tried to hold the horse. The rope
became entangled about his hand and
the horse in his efforts to get away
nearly pulled one Of the fingers from
Mr.. Jensen's hand. DR.. Peabody
dressed the hand and he is doing as
well as could be expected.
Mrs. Matilda Brown, Of Harvard,
Illinois, who arrived here last Monday
morning to make her future home with
her grandson, A. T. Cooper, of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, was
taken i'll shortly after her arrival in
this city and the case soon developed
into acute diabettis and Wednesday
night death relieved her sufferings.
Mr.. Cooper will have the heartfelt
sympathy Of all Webster in his sad
bereavement.
In speaking of Miss Mabel Alley in
its article on the recital at the dedica.
ton of the new organ at the Presby.
terrain church the Aberdeen News says
"Be Merciful Unto Me, o, God, was
given by Miss Alley with especial power
and beauty, and while it was the frs,
time she had been heard in public in
Aberdeen, she at once took a place in
the hearts of the people who heard hel
and was compelled to respond to al
encore to quiet the audience after she
had finished"
Lloyd, the five year old son of j. E,
McKibben, met with a serious accident
Tuesday. He with some other lads
were riding or Candy & Ladd's stone
wagon and was either pushed or fell off.
1t was at first thought the wheel had
run over him but after investigation it
was decided that it pushed him aside
and in so doing badly bruised the left
side of his face and head, and INJECTING
an ugly wound back of the right ear, in
which DR.. Peabody, the attending ply.
stefan, found it necessary to take several
stitches. AT last accounts the little
fellow was sleeping quietly and no seri-
u results are anticipated.
A party of pleasure seekers the Hi-Ki
Gayety Club of Clark, a joval jolly lot,
passed through the city Tuesday enroute
to Enemy Swim lake for a two weeks
outing. That they will have a good
time goes without saying. The club
consists of the following gentlemen
Joe Boucher, F. @. Bahri, Chas. ellis,
S. B. Grimshaw, Peter Peterson, E. E.
Villas, VIM. Diversion, Chas. McCor.
mick, @. d. Boucher, E. E. Foss, w. G.
Bower, Logan Bower, Art Fountain, E.
ID. Cooper, j. E. Platt and Jas. S.
Mcdonald. With this bunch out fol-
a good time, guess there will be some
thing doing at the Swim for about two
weeks. Regular services at the club
headquarters Sunday morning, con.
Quoted by Mayor Cooper, class meeting
later, co nducted by Col. Villas. Every
body expected to get in the game, and
the mayor will see to it that they do.
Clark papers please copy.
E. E. Flint this year planted a few
trees himself. Everyone knows he has
one of the finest country residences in
Day county, situated a half mile from
one of the best towns in the country.
He is one Of our citizens who believes
in improvement and this year, set out
sixteen hundred trees in his yard for
future ornament and shade, and who
knows but that in the course of a few
short years some of our largest build
ings may be finished from lumber fur
nished by the Flint forest, In addition
to the trees he has planted five acres OF
potatoes, n acre of onions, has 81
small pigs and sixteen hogs. With a
fine artesian well giving an abundance
of water, telephone connections with
the outside world, and possessing a
most lovable family, himself at peace
with the whole world, he is preparing
to reach out and grasp to the fullest
extent, case, contentment and joy. May
he attain it is our wish.-Pierpont Sig
nal.