Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-04-07

find him a very fine young gentleman
and one who will give all of his time
and attention to his business.
Sheriff Rich took Richard Domaine
to Bristol Wednesday where that gentle
man was to secure $500 bonds to keel
the peace and cause no more trouble il
his family. Donahue had just com
pleted a term in the county Jail fol
driving his family out of the house anc
keeping them ont all one night.
Candy 81 Ladd are prepared TO make
cement blocks for building purposes
and all kinds of cement walks. They
have all the latest improved machinery
and methods and guarantee their work
to be as good as the best any IN can do
If you are in the market for anything in
their line let them figure with You.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Haugen are
enjoying a visit from several friends
from abroad, namely Prof. b. S. West.
more, of st. Olaf college, Northficld,
Mimi. and Miss Nina Burlingame, OF
Canton, who arrived Saturday, and
Miss Minnie johnson, of Webster, 5. ID.
who arrived Monday.-Dell Rapids
! Tribune.
+. Huntington. Of Webster, was in
Britton last Saturday OH business. Mr..
Huntington was one of the earliest
settlers OF this part of the state and
was one of the board of county COM
m~issioners Of Day county before the
division. Marshall Vincent was the
member from this part of the county
at that time .-Britton Journal.
Earl Wilson, who has been working
in the Republic printing Office at Jack
son for some time, was visiting his
father and family at this place Monday.
He has resigned his position at jackson
and accepted a position in a like office
at Webster, ). d., leaving for that
place Tuesday. Earl is a first-class
printer and will without n doubt be a
good addition to their force .-Fulda,
Mimi, Republican.
Weary Willie Walker was presented
at the opera house last Monday night.
The show is properly named. There
has not been as poor a bunch in the
opera house since it was opened and the
audience became so weary that II great
many departed before the alleged show
was over. 1t will not be al all sur
prising if the next shows get "A frost in
Webster as our people have been taken
I'M twice in the last week.
sc. .. Jones escaped with less injury
than the others, but was badly bruised
Oh the head, face and body. Mr.. Jones
is one of the employees of The Union.
We clip the above from the Abba, Iowa
Uuion, report of a 1925, 900 fire in that
city last Sunday. G. O. Jones was
formerly a member of the Reporter and
Farmer force and will be remembered
by the old timers who will be much
pleased that his injuries are not serious.
j. p. Thoc, the Lily lumberman
passed through town Saturday night on
his way to Webster He reports bust
ness good i'll his town and lays that |
indications point to a large amount of
building both in townand the surround
ing country. Among OTHER projects is
that of organizing a township district
a large central school building at
Lily. The town now is practically |
without a school house. Bristol Tri-
.nne.
John G. Nichols, wife and son, who
have spent the winter months visiting
with relatives and friends in Michigan,
Ohio and Indiana, returned to their
home at Holmquist last week. Mr..
Nichols made a visit Il Webster last
Saturday. and while here told the !
reporter that while South Dakota had
had a severe winter it was not nearly so
AZ in the states where he had
Ii was his first visit 10 his
former home in thirty1eight years and
were many changes and very few
faces.
A gentleman who was in Watertown
his week states that in a conversation
George w. Case that gentleman
stated that if the Watertown and Web
'ter railroad was builded that it would
not come within twelve miles of Web
ster. Farmers granting the right Of
way for this new project will do well
10 inquire into this matter, and be sure
aud know what they are getting before
they sign away any of their rights. We
that many Of them are interested
IN the road only because it will give
them an easier method of trade with
their county seat.
The Pierre Dakotan says, Lon
French and Miss Libbie Goodwin were
in Fort Pierre Thursday night
by Rev. G. T.. Green. The bride Is
quite well known in this city and has a.
large circle Of friends who regard ber