Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-05-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

If you are intending to build any
thing this spring We can sell you your
hardware as cheap, or cheaper. than
anybody, having bought our builders
hardware before the advance, we are on
the inside track, and intend to keep it
JAS. Peterson & Company.
John Chard, who was sixth in a large
class which recently took the exami
nation before the state board of phar
macy at Aberdeen, and who filled F
w. Halbkat's position during thai
gentleman's attendance at the Sioux
Falls convention, departed for Aberdeen
Wednesday morning where he has
secured a good position
All lovers of music should attend the
operetta "Grasshopper'' at the home OF
Mrs. d. B. Compton Tuesday evening,
May "a. The entertainment will be
under the auspices of st. Mary's guild.
Refreshments will be served and a most
enjoyable evening is anticipated. An
invitation is'extended to everybody to
come and participated.
The Aberdeen high school base bal
team went to Webster yesterday after.
noon to play the highs of that place and
the Aberdeen boys were cleaned up to
the tune of 10 to Z. The Webster team
came here this morning and are this
afternoon playing the n, N, & 1. s.,
the game having been called at 800
Aberdeen News, Saturday.
Mrs. w. B. Kinyon went to Webster
last week to consult DIR. Harris. After
consultation the doctor decided an
operation was necessary which was
performed last Saturday. Mrs. KinyoI
passed through the operation all right
but will remain there for a couple OF
weeks in order that her case may have
the strict attention of DIR Harris
Bradley Globe.
A special from Brookings states al
the session of the grand lodge of the A.
0, Y. w, of South Dakota, now being
held in that city, L. NJ. Simmons OF
Huron was elected grand master work
mar by accla-nation, and j. ID LAWN
was again chosen grand recorder in Me
same manner. G. E Baldwin was
again chosen editor Of the South Dakots
Workman, the official organ of the
order, unanimously.
Four of the teachers chosen at a pre-
vious meeting Of the city school board
for the schools next year at the las
meeting of the board served notice tina
they had accepted positions in other
cities. The board replaced them Will
the following: Lulu Vanderwort, OF
Milbank. $. d., third grade; Grace
Liant. Of Arcadia, s. d., fourth grade
Sarah Myslis, of Nashua, Iowa, fifth
and sixth grades; Lulu Sherer, OF
Wesley, Iowa, seventh grade. Three O.
the teachers chosen on the former
occasion have accepted positions il
Watertown.
August Marquardt, a boy of IA, liv
ing five miles west Of Groton, died Sat
urday night from injuries received in ,
runaway. His horses drawing q dis.
harrow became unmanageable, aud nj
they started to run he was thrown for
ward, striking on his head on one of tn,
discs, cutting thro the skull from
between his eyes to the top Of his head
penetrating the brain. A similar acct
dent occurred to = son Of john Bonner
near Pierpont, this boy getting his foo
caught IN one OF the disc braces an,
being dragged. He died from tn
effects Of his injuries. A telephon'
message from Bath stated that Ere,
Wiiber had brcn badly hurt in a run
away.