Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-16
Teaohers buy ther watches at Hart's.

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PARTICULARLY young bulls and heifers.
Gither for cash or on time, write to or
call on o. H. Smith, Dell Rapids, S. D.
FREE-A Radiumite Razor
with a first.class strap-strap
costs $1.OO, razor $500. No
Fraud, goods guaranteed and
returnable if Unsatisfactory.
Halbkat, The Medicine Man.
MI. and Mrs J. H. Moore and dauRh.
ter. Miss Daisy, departed Tuesday for
visit with Minneapolis relatives From
Minneapolis Mrs. Moore will take Daisy
to Rochester where she will receive
medical treatment from the Doctors
Maybe.
Mrs. w. S. Hash and children, who
have spent most of the summer with
their many Webster friends, departed
for Milbank the first of the
week, where they will visit for a few
days before going to their home at Min
neapolis.
J. w. Abbott went down to Mime
apolis Sunday night to attend the G. A
r. national encampment. We saw in
the Minneapolis Journal this morning
that he was among the number who
were overcome with the heat during the
parade yesterday,
There will be memorial service at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
evening and Rev. j. S. Hardness will
preach the sermon for the uniform rank
of the Knights of Pythias. The mem.
bers are requested to meet at the lodge
room at TOO, o'clock and to appear in
full uniform.
L. G. Ochsenreiter, inspector for the
United States department Of justice,
arrived home Tuesday morning for a
y visit with his family. He came from
Cincinnati and says that while the
whole country is in prosperous condi-
tion, there is no country where he has
seen such bumper crop as right here
around Webster.
George Housen, Kyle Balloon, s. HI.
and julie Egeland went to Clark Sun
day where they played with the Brad
ley team against Clark. Egeland and
Housen were the battery for Clark and
when the smoke of the battle had cleared
away julie had struck out twenty.one
men and the score stock 10 to in favor
of Bradley.
Save money by learning short
hand at home; you obtain a
thorough training to accomplish
practical work; rates within
reach of poor; take advantage
of reduced summe rates. Gregg
Shorthand Correspondence e
School, 4O1 Evanston Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Little Johnnie. son of Deacon Jones,
was being reprimanded by his parental
ancestor because he ran away from
camp meeting to attend ball game on
Sunday. "Well dad said Johnnie,
81 can't see much difference between
the two. "Why Johnnie, said the
father, Glow do you make that out?"
"Well" said Johnnie, cover at your
camp meeting they holler, Stand up
for Jesus sake and over at the ball
game they holler, Set down for Christ's
sake
Mrs. I E. Egge entertained at a
luncheon last Saturday afternoon at her
home on the hill. Daisies and golden
glow decorated the rooms and tables
Covers were placed for 80. The out of
town guests were Mrs. w. S. Hash,
Mrs Kuhn, Misses Miller, Hash and
Brennan. Mrs. Haish was awarded first
prize for supplying the lost petal to
large daisy, Mrs. Small was given the
consolation prize. Mrs. Cooper and
Miss Mabel Alley favored the company
with solos.
"Charles S. Ashton, of Ponca, Neb.,
has purchased the Madison Outlook.
Mr.. Ashton was formerly newspaper
man in Hamlin county, and prior to
that time he was principal of the Bry
ant schools. He is a gentleman of
exceptional ability and will no doubt
give Madison newspaper worthy of
the place, along with its other worthy
newspapers" The foregoing is taken
from the WATERFOWL Public Opinion,
and the gentleman mentionedis broth
erinlaw of DIR. H. A. Peabody and is
quite well known and hos many friends
In this city.
When the late Senator Wolcott first
went to Colorado. he and his brother
opened law Office at Idaho Springs
under the firm name of ed Wolcott &
Bro" Later the partnership was dis
solved. The future senator packed his
few assetts, including the sign that had
hung outside OF his office, upon
burro and started for Georgetown, a
mining town further up in the hills
Upon his arrival he was greeted by
crowd Of miners who ceitically survey ed
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