Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31
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If you are intending to build any
thing this spring we can sell you youl
hardware as cheap, or cheaper. thar
anybody, having bought our builders
hardware before the advance, we are OF
the inside track, and intend TO keep it
Jas. Peterson & Company.
l.. II. Woodwork was called to Bristo
Saturday to defend Professor Kellow
who was arrested on the charge OF
assault and battery for whipping IL OF
the scholars. 4 jury trial was had ant
the verdict was for the professor.
Judge Mccoy reached home last
night from Sisseton, where he had been
clearing up the calendar of court cases
for Roberts county. Next week the
judge will go to Webster for the hear
ing of court cases and the mex regular
term will be in Milbank early i'll April,
Aberdeen News, March 6.
\ bachelors retreat has been estab-
lished in the Severy building. The
promoters are j. Gross, A. G. Watson
G. e. Cole, Frank Halbkat, Mike Tracy
and w. S. ID Adams. A nice dinniae
room and kitchen has been arranged
and furnished and n cook employed,
The boys will eat their first meal i'll the
new quarters today.
The Easter time ~approacheth apace
And about this time openeth the vii,
milliner. And she hath the stylish
bonnet. And the husband giveth he
five and twenty pieces Of silver anC
maketh several remarks herewith, an(
the heart CT the woman is filled will
pride, And all the people do envy, bu
the heart of the husband is filled will
sorrow and despair, and in his poke
there is no~thingness. Verify, there
shall be weeping and crashing of teeth
Aberdeen American.
Mrs. Lizzie Laten, employed ashouse
keeper by Frank Engiefart OH his farm
in Morton township, was fatally burned
Saturday morning by an explosion o.
gasoline used by her in mistake o
kerosene, for starting the kitchen fire
Her screams brought Mr.. Englehar
and others to her assistance and the,
extinguished the flames by means o.
overcoats and rugs, but the unfortunate
woman was horribly burned, neve
recovered consciousness and passed
away Sunday morning. She came here
from Dane, Wis, and was the mother
of three small children. One brother
JOS. Klomas, resides in this vicinity
and n brother and one sister in Madi.
son, Wis. Funeral services were held
Wednesday in St. Otto's Catholic
church and her remains were followed
to the gave by a long cortege of sorrow.
ing friends.
l wish to thank and compliment the
parties who have taken hold and
assisted in the organization of the
webster Percheron Horse Company
and the Webster Coach Horse Com
pany." And 1 feel assured that we
will never regret the work done in get
ting two of the best horses in the state
III Day county, and we may all feel
proud of the magnificent animals
secured. 1t is to tn, interest of every
one, whether horsemen or not, to have a
good class of horses raised in the com.
munity where he lives. One of the
best signs that farmers are e~nterprisino
up~-to-date, and prosperous is the fact
that they raise and breed the best class
OF horses. Especial care was taken in
the selection of both horses and 'sOnta-
rio as a Percheron and Triton as d
French Coach are exceptional indiyid-
uals OF royal brecding-perfect speci-
mems OF their respective families and it
Will be a pleasure for any lover of a fine
horse to look them over and examine
their pedigrees. They may be seen at
Dreeuer headquarters. 1t is my aim
to make q reputation for my barn as
having the best animals for breeding
purposes in the northwest, with the
latest and most improved instruments
and long experience in breeding feel
safe IN guaranteeing satisfactory results.
You must bear in mind that it costs no
more to mature.a good servicable horse
than a pony, while the horse will find 4
ready sale at a good figure on any
market and the pony will be hard to
dispose Of at any price.
l will take this opportunity to thank
the people generally for the liberal pat
ronage accorded me in the past and
assure you Of my best endeavors to a
rant . continuance.
Yours truly,
DR.. m. M. Judpe. ". 8