Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-04-26
Bauske & Hanson's delivery horse


became frightened at an automobile
Yesterday morning and took a spin
Gown the street and succeeded in tip
ping over farmers wagon and splitting
the contents in front of Hammer
bacher's store and smashing the deliv.
cry wagon all to pieces.
M Wanted-A good reliable party to
break eightylacIes, to be finished by
June /. Inquire Of George Lemon,
Webster, s. D.
DavidiE Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank of this
city, departed last evening for Mime.
apolis. Mrs. Williams, who has Eeen
10 the hospital there for some time, has
snfficiently:recovered to warrant her
return to this city and she will accom-
pany her husband home Saturday.
& have eighty acres Of land which
wish broken: must be finished by June
st. Inquire of.George Lemon, Web
ster, S. D.,
4 The Webster and Day County Cane
and Fish Protective association held a
Regular monthly meeting at the farmers
room in the court house Tuesday even
ing. Among otheribusiness transacted
2the association paid the twenty-five
Dollars reward to ]. r. Cotton for the
'convictionsihessecured under the fish
Jaws.
Eight bars of Calumet soap for
25 cents, or $2.75 per box of
100 bars for a short time only
at the Elevator store.
NJ. d. Candy has fine large Cadillac
automobile which arrived in this city
Tuesday and is found to be just as
advertised. Mr.. Candy purchased the
machine to use in running buss line
from this city to the lakes during the
Summer months, and judging from the
Expressions we have heard on the street
he will meet with more than success.
A Lost-Between Webster and Pickerel
Jake, pair of tire chains for an auto
noble. Finder please leave at DIR.
Peabody.s office.
The section men from this city were
busy at Sand Cut for couple of days
,this week assisting in making repairs
|on the track which was damaged by
the wreck which occurred at that point
Tuesday morning when six cars went
into the ditch. Fortunately no one was
Injured in the wreck although consid-
cradle damage was done to the cars and
track.
Tuesday morning Rev. Father Men
sing pronounced the words that made
Miss Susan HOPPER, of Webster, and
John G. Koenigs. of Lily man and wife.
The ceremony occurred in the Catholic
church. A large reception was given
at the home of the brides parents that
evening and was largely attended and
a most enjoyable time is reported by all
present.
We noticed horse driven by two
Indies turn the corner at the CONNER
cial hotel at high rate of speed Mon
day night and the animal was thrown
of its feet, fortunately without acct
dent. Parties driving should remember
that these corners are very dangerous
and horses are liable to be thrown when
driven rapidly around them with very
damaging results to horse, buggy and
occupants.
Mrs. Henry Turner was the victim of
banana peel yesterday morning as
she was walking home from church.
AT the Sherman House corner she
stepped upon peel, which threw her
heavily to the ground. She was able to
walk home but since then her ankle has
swollen badly and she is unable to
walk. The doctors pronounce il bad
sprain but think that it will not be
eeriOus - A berdper. Nawe Mondav