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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
SOME NEW SNAPS

Cottage near I'd and Van Buren, street, 4
rooms, IA lots. Price $3.50.
New home, east front, Morris ave-, 5
rooms and basement, ? lots, barn, fruit.
Pricc s., 800.
Mccer1r home near 18th and Quincy, 8
rooms, 2,6O0.
=. rooms. modern. ~ lots. near 18th and
Tyler, s: 100
lots 18th and Polk, s45].
3 lots 18th and Topeka, $3.50.
~ lots 1872 Harrison, $500.
2 lots Sth and Morris, $500.
8 lots 721s Garfield, 5000.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY, 107 e. 7TE1 ST
FOR SALE OR RENT-A new room
house, cellar, well, lots, on Guth9 ie
ave. New four room cottage, cell
lar, city water gas, lots, on Shawnee
ave. BY the owner. DR.. Swift, No S37
Kansas ave, N. Topeka, Kansas.
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ST.
IL
ROOMS LAUNDRY.
COTTAGE LAUNDRY BASEMENT.
IS. WORKMANSHIP
oR
&
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is LOTS FRONTING PARK

is LOTS FRONTING PARK
WE HAVE IS LOTS FRONTING NEW
PARK ON 10TH AND ARCH THAT WE
CAN SELL AT s1S5 EACH. SEWER IN
THE ALLEY, CITY WATER IN
STREET, EAST FRONT, ONE BLOCK
OF wESTLAwN. THE CHEAPEST
LOTS IN TOPEKA.
BENEDICT & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS
PHONE 81. 6N KANSAS AVE
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IS CHEAP

Two blocks from the National hotel, big
modern house IL rooms and east front
lots. Want to sell this quick. Can rent it
for $50; rooms now renting for $50. The
price today, 5000.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY, 107 E. 7TH
BARGAINS rooms. close in. on Chestnut
St, $3.50. Quick sale.
F. NJ. DRAKE,
Ind. Phone 1881. 1903 Buchanan ST.
WANTED-To sell 2 lots in Melrose. Ad-
dress Lots, care Journal
FOR SALE-Cheap, Z acres fine land close
to Wasnburn college. Call Ind. phone
24e2
IF you want the best smoke for the mon
ey and that made in Topeka, ask your
dealer for Heise's Buffalo, Standard or
Leader cigar Union made.
FLORISTS.
~~-~---~~-----------~@>~--
HOME GROWN CUT FLOWERS, floral
designs. Special attention given ouL-of-
town orders. James Hayes, 107 w. Sth.
J. C. RODMAN. blooming plants cut flow
ers, plants. designs. ecorations. 196 W.
Eighth. Tel 81. Greenhouse 18th and Mon
HUBBARD'S-Cut flowers: blooming
plants. Ind -. $40 Kansas ave.
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SMALL TRACTS

25-acret csto property
acre tracts exchange one Tor property and larger
.
6acres to exchang 70 city
A lumber o Topeka sales and
to smanp
i'm
Also number OF 5 room to
lose in fronnS2 so
to
A D &
TOPEKA KAN
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SNAPS
8 room cottage. good condition, IL east
front lots, cellar, cistern. plumbed for
gas. near 3rd and Jackson, 81. 400.
room cottage. ~ lots. good condition,
near Lane and 18th; easy terms $500.
IL lots, 1735 Clay street. $780,
I acre, good buildings and other valu-
able improvements, College Hill add, ST.
SIS.
WESTERFIELD & co.
Central National Bank Bldg.
Both Phones.
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FOR sA1E-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALD-REAL ESTATE.

TWO IDEAL MODERN HOMES OR INVESTMENTS
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BLDG
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PERSONAL.

SALVAR
Cures Blood Poison acquired or heredi-
taryl. Paralysis. rheumatism (any form).
Catarrh Malaria all Diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. and Consump-
ton. Call or write. J. A Policy. General
Agent. 1O3 z. Fifth St
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LUNGsTRUM & SONS. 9O6 Kansas ave.
buy sell and exchange new and seconc
hand household supplies. All kinds OF re-
pairings-
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G. W. w. YATES & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.

625 Kansas Ave. Room 2. Both Phones
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LOST-A pass book with inscription U. c
T, Wichita, stamped in gold letters Con
tanned . S. bills and check for $50: also
cards with owners name and other pa
pers. Liberal reward for return to Jour
nal office.
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FOR SALE-Hedge posts, good pillow, COW
boy saddle, good one, good clean room
house to rent. Inquire 100 Lane st.
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FOR SALE-Black horse. aged s, gentle.
harness and rubber tired phaeton, cheap.
INQUIRE 1858 Clay st Ind phone 1902.
FOR SALE-Owing to other business ar
rangements we want to sell our candy
factory and jobbing business at once A.
C Richardson Co, 100 Jackson st. Ind.
phone $50. Bell 1911 red.
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OUR assortment of imported wall paper
is the largest in Kansas. c. NJ. HILL SJ3
Kansas ave. Open Saturday evening.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
TAFT TO susMrT hfs pcLrTrca,
FUTURE TO TIE REPUBLIC
ANS OF OHIO.

Cincinnati. March so--fr rerFy m
the statement MADE public by Senator
J z. Foraker q few days z Charles
p. Tzft, proprietor and editor Of the
Cincinnati Times1Star. gave cut the
following IN behalf Of his brother. Sec
Rotary Of Wa Taft:
Senator Foraker's statement md
Gates that he Is running for the pres
idency and for the senatorship. The
friends of Secretary Taft are urging
him for the presidency. AS the sen
ator has included the two Offices in
this primary contest Secretary Tatts
friends accept the proposition and
will make II a distinct contest: Tar
for the presidency or s~enatorship or
Foraker for the presidency or sen
atorship.
IF the Republicans Of Ohio, BY
their votes al the primaries, indicate
that they prefer Foraker for the pres
idency or senatorship Secretary Tat
Ia eliminated from the situation.
eff the people Of Ohio indicate Sec
rotary Taft for the presidency OF SEP
atorship Senator Foraker is eliminated
from the political situation in Ohio.
This is a direct contest between
the friends of the administration o,
President Roosevelt and his oppo
nents. We are willing TO submit II TO
the Republican voters of Ohio and
the sooner the better"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04

s,s ssf ~E8 n "a sSu nslAsss Esiis Faar
gii ssik4 = sI8g sa-lsu s~rrG ~aii
anti salrsr sessg a-aassss-n.nss nznnnsiS-
log IN sil " saeSss $500 sara II amt
.isr viii spesa esy6SG Soc ssglag AM
ssent szg(SG for oss~r mssaacipa.
improvements. s>snss1c E@sse %
ssi fsmtlisf sito sb-n hsvsg s~rz sna
esrisse, su eli TIE st>1ss ve-x
The septic tsbk nssssod 81 Sos1E@a
~ sssne ,nsks ~ extended . s,Dy~es sSr
40 have bet time Tor bs, mere nssns1c<-
Your sswesses will IN . few yssra
require septic treatment. hot y0D Sss1
net baild u 81 the pgsssBi time ~ tss
a.aasnt ~ l,sssa sewerage will pot "
ssss, enough ~ require u for three Of
ias. fes,s would rsiimaie that yOu
wenhi neptl . fsbh 81 10000 gallons Of
capacity, which would eOst about n,oDl
fiie law ianh ever which tbe sewer.
aep tsbnld ans seuid furnish
enrn.it vegetation, ~ partly sssi milate
Vs. rNw sewage spd fnllv tahe care 81
thr a%alusnanf ~ tbs septic tank The
u,,st ~ operation ~ . septic tank would
not ~ eea s26 pef wear Ne no chemicals
aft uspd The only work required
beint ,hr opening ~ the slufiae valves
atri ronnine ont che siudse about once
81 twios . y ~ aud the hauling away
of \ few lonris VI Ivy sludse
II estimating ~ a. inch outlet pipe ]
must b. governed partly by the eoe and
partly by the probable needle " . storm
severe lam fully s~ase that ia esti.
matins the rainfall at ont inch pe,
hnot, and over the area 10 BE- drained
viii make water than can pass
throagh AZ iS inoh pips. bat the water
does not ell reach tEre sewer, nor does 1,
reach the sewer AZ fast ~ IL falls
have observed the reseits on 40 II inch
p.pe draiutos more sroena than here
and laid 20 oae foot 10 l0Co, which il
much fistter thso the grade here will
DE-. a'he water ia the sewer will have
70 raise uioe feet 90 reach any Of the
cellars, chus potelas . pressure Of nine
toet o. w'ster on The pipe, which aoobles
she velocity aud gave a. 10 round nsm.
bes . aow OF sboot s!oooyoop gallons ia
tweisy fooF hoSIs whsch ! sbtpl will
be einFie.
eva che nr4,As a,le ao,i 81 a sys.
tea ~ seweeas sos Webster ase hay,
Aas OF she pise, oost OF ppe, ostsA h~s
lss nssnlsctss sila ensaReess saa Goa,
treosers pfetits ~ s2s $40
Yass aaetlos of ssssssppe14 IL governed
6y sests AN wlscl pisses sg.pis ssss,
saeng To- corner iofs sHs provides tl.si
stopeFty esDDot ha assessed rs3as, i~i
oDly ~ balle6tnaA
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04

fySnansgrA AAAs 2aAa ssskAp Jaws
III afsss Va VIA spaal
asAA ~ .s lI
WAA%s<0a ~

4, sb qstass al tns atFi
ssNs Am WAgga0sxiA i 4 Wan
AAA Ws esaasn IN ssyssal
AAA@ AAaiaesa pr ihs
.AsssA asTs mnnnanps wncit
AsY In a~NQAgsiva selling Egseus ii
ss@ kaRsAa MukuaA 1s Insurance
spmpaAw E Eltss4swL- Ths
t AIRS assmpAnr vgissacharssxat
"a March 9hn E8lTI. ~ tbs Sasss II
eAses EDaArta with i raniHl II
Xlse1 mi aarsssd pg fhe very
sz nen u smith 1aiausa
We sare nafuzm sise pasare
hsrz INIT As public sans-s1T
sHaa sEre saAnp sf nsanlsse If
Ensrv e,- eumpapx, as well Is
s1n sarneaxrg rssa. haR lbsssa care
sssnaislnss se u.s. a0 ue Sud
Hsnf . fssssi anavonEh ation
Hiss3 IN Euderwre.B ccc1raavs
Iars VIII Dsr mAg perrms them -
asanre y maNaah asrgsr volume Of
business s1Ensn hs that this
~ asrE,ns aes ~ i much less cost
El;aN woa& ~ possible under the
ss asaa sn. thereby enabl.
g aeS . aztefally increase the
nSs parable to policy holders.
TIE DsAcsa Mutual Life Insur.
a@ee rornpary obtains in this way
1<vswxE rerY distinct advanta oes as
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04

the present time holls sbe record 80
hasing done the etsatsss business 81
ate eompans ever ofssnizeti ~ tbe
rri.ed States since its organization
The Dskcts Mstnai life Issaf
aucr cotnpans IL vAiceiesl by wsh
Who are sell knusn by msa5 81 she
reshienta ~ Wsb@se, snd UaS eeas,y
and their connection With the pe,b
pang II = guarantees W thsif aesinant
anees ~ this county aud eitf o the
stability sud actual worth ~ az
insurance policy written with ,be
company The eaiueis ., present
are.
President john y Hasten
first vite president john W.
Martin
Retuni riep president = A ban
nistai
IieasuFe = A bfaBpAs
Medical disees8n " Il A fih
paiuai
hsr 4sAly Fsaa q smnR
ssa,h pakesa gAss snnoalR Il
SD lphs lsIe esemian si 2a,N,NNN.
ihe waAsS Al sSes ~ ,he eas,
Asd u pAhsaa IN ,ss Mess Il ioAae-i
Aes Mh 49, gattonize ne
tkasA NasaAl hss Ard kes4 " the
~ @88as tStAy properly
hae fSaq i a. better
@Vant ff,an = poliay
3As
tb BAk2xk AdFda Eae Snsuc
Nss re p5ca so,
~ 81 ae TIE Polictes 40.
70 ~ ~ ettp4s,fa polciess
sgk Ra c4fiNzx,ns eSocs
p&sa y3s cstibos ot oessen
ela 1sl. cofIpaGS n she
sess yl,ss writes sl,B policy
n el4 &es it~veseaseiH yot Ont
4 ~ Soth Satili
" aas@ caf b. sobaie n she
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ea4 n Ass.ss, iseees ant
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@ els;s cst possise De obtaine6
v ~ aste9AtH AiaAe
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04

lasl satsTlAg W4s a great aay
inx llay aaAlW s.El Lag 4 Lag,
mIpianiani sias.ifrs tEl s.l.a ssyaa-
ts'n rfTsat A'assagA ma .,ls sezsaa,
are ann Inay liaallsl ~ haze . hale
display ana llsa IhaIa la IA G3yex-
iisenlsm iar gltagr n.sss.ass
A pTaaTam was arranged and W.
II ttee a Minneapolis manager
nf al smith AgAAMalg company,
iie makers ana q Il langley, of
MaIarfaHl, ssAs@ AgsnE were called
q asasss 4a-se gentlemen told
Yaur rs.ggsaS that this was the
sGsssA -ay Of actual sales made
iH E4E q@9 iEm az one time, except
ma "a le history of manure spread.
a Toe Kid band, of Webster.
w@s pressed into service and much
Surprised the citizens Of Webster
and vicinity by the excelleuJ music
rendered. About two o'clock the
parade formed in front of Long 4
Longs Office and marched down
Main street to the mill and returned.
There We're in parade the following
purchasers of machines: Albert
Gottsekalk, Herman Jeske, John H.
Johnson, Albert johnson, Frank
John III. Lange, VIM.
Hans Lundberg, Halvor
Lundby, Frank Mattecheck, Peter
Munzel, II. III. Philbrooks, Joe az
John Paul, Ed. Raeder, E. T.
Rohde, VI. L. Sateren, WaddIe "
Waddle.
The parade was not only a great
advertisement for the firm but also
a great advertisement for the pro-
gre~ssiyeness of Day county farmers
and shows conclusiyely that the
farmers are awake to their own
interests and all improvements that
to benefit the soil meet with a
reception at the hands Of our
We congratulate Long & Long,
the Great Western company, but
more especially all Day county upon
the progressiveness of her people.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04

Default has been q the conditions
Of a mortgage containing a power of sale,
dated December 18th. 1903. duly recorded
i'm the Office of the Register OF Deeds ~
Day county. South Dakota, December
21sf. 1903, in Book IS of Mortgages. on paoe
SOL. whereby Herman a. ID. Gramberq and
Emma Gramberg, his wife, morfQaQors
mortgnged to Gilbert ID. Peterson. mort
gagee, the north half of southwest ouarfer
In ~ :. .w.l4l, and northwest Quarter
In. ". 4 OF southeast quarter Is. e. Al OF
section three go in township one hundred
twenty Ce1] Of htty-five (55l, in Day
county, Youth Dakota, by which said
default Il tpower Of sale therein Contained
has becom soperative and ne action or
proceeding 1T law hos been commenced
TO recover tlie amount due, and there "a
claimed TO be due at the date Of this notice
on said mortgage and the debt secured
thereby the sunl of $687.63.
NOW notice - hereby given that bv vir.
tue Of said power of sale said NOR % 90
will be foreciosed by q sale Of the s6oee
described premises at public auction IN,
the eherin OF said County or Dnx. - ti,S
front door Of the court h0uee. IN the C11v
OF webster, Day county. South DnEc1S
on May 18th, 1901. at one O'Clock IL fEe cf3<~
noon OF said day to satisfy said n1orf~e~r
aept attorney FEE and coats Of thio fo1<,
Dated April End, 1901.
Gilbert d. Peteraon.
L. II. Woodworth.
Attorney for Mortgage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04
High school Notes.

Notice.-Persons having the red base
ball suits in their possession will do Us
a great favor by returning them to tine
high school, as they are needed when
we practice.
Everybody ought to go TO Summit ON
the 9Th, to help root for the boys, who,
nevertheless, do not intend TO scoop to
defeat but return as yictors. They have
been practicing daily and so are well
prepared.
The following is the list of visitors at
the high school this week were John
Sheeler. Emma Chapman, Miss Lang
don, Mrs. NJ. A. Martin, Sydney Brock
enridge, Of Big Stone, Rodney Douglas,
Edgar McFadden, James Edgar, Ruth
Egge, Cora Little. Chester Canning.
Paul Cans, Mrs. Crofoot aud Mr.. Rick
etts.
The girls are still playing basket ball
but they are not going to schedule a
more games.
The w. a. ). A. A. members have
sent for hat bands in the school colors
and with the monogram.
Advance American history took a
fine exam Tuesday.
The coming spring has occasioned a
little restlessness which is a sure sign.
Marbles are now giving way for base
ball.
The ". =. s. A. A. held a msstine
the second to decide bass bah matssrs.
The next literary proexnm Il ! musi-
cal TO be given April IL
The scholars are learntnG ~ - Il
roofing and when ! onnno Il 1890,
here jon will know W a.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04

sisL9h ahs agtsstnens Oh 1udst
Asabdlhg IL y Abo sboBld b Bon
iAa.sd :, saia A9ca tier The sial
Az h.eli5h so8id abide bs II n
bk y \ eillAen caucus Sac b ba
eallsd II has, u eltlzen caucus
et9tt ssa IL the Rotd E0ed
tss lhis pt5p9sition aas 30,
p.sd art TIE Republicans o.
Wsb4lef sih proceed With ,heii
a.'t ca9tases ready and wiling -
nie an caf1nsibill,y III thp mat
b the oidef residents gill doubt
femumbor Tint vhep ] "
Rs'i5 Bas ibe leader ~ 9 faction
.h6le b Webster n was thought vice
.ip atoid any fgb, - municipal
aSaira md b romptomise wee Affected
h hirb the oiBtes we're divided
Bet eeu TIE Two iaeiipbs and uhp
result was ihst instead n feteiflns
two sears n efficient services ffata
iht public sefvapis Two ype9 ~
political wire pulling snsei l,ltt
sides spaffing iNr piilrai siyaase
t0 THE great I]eitimens ~ sss ,s saa
its aHsifs The responsibility
THE T%elisfe sptl slysA -
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m6nsnt b. ~ iy gtp saq
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04
STRIKE CONTINUES TO SPREAD.
Additional Brewery Employees Out at
ST. Louis.

ST. Louis. March SO.-The strike in
ausurated by the United Brewery
Workers, by reason OF which 1900
employees quit work in the twenty-One
orewerles in 81, Louis and forty quit
work in the two East ST. Louis lIlI
~oreweries 10 enforce demands for In.
creased wages. has already had the
eject OF euFtsiling the output CT beer
The ereweries win continue &c supply
their city trade. but ID IS announced
cat Of town trade has been abandoned
for the time being The ireusn aava
walked out, but the boilers n al the
brewerieS we're kept hot BY vCII1-
teers, mostly from the Office stats
About 300 oilers walked u from
the different brsweries and later IN
the day LOO bottlers went out.
The locals now out are the masters
and brewers, firemen, freight han
dlers, oilers, bottlers and laburers,
comprising about 2.700 strikers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04
A%ssAs
", NaRishstss, 4iss ENtt,
R.l1Grce ~ AaSefseen Tssiis
~ ! SEesssseg Audience

49,
"Wednesday 6F6paas 4 ere op@a
gsns y pnese sssa gegseres )
es srelgsase nenser ~ estizAps 4
lsssAt i ) assSssaos 81 ae sevsers@,
psarassissp. Il Sasoyser WsassarS
s tasFnsr9sg ssstse4p yges sst
p9ipeifsl Of ise eyesae4 esd
3 = seFg Interesting saE whssh wes
faiiowesl ~ dfsosssSel dusms
WHIST llse sreaA sgss flgs1 wsA uaaisy
sruHsiSpsss vnSsh Ercsght 81 l11py
ssoss MOI egyysrsN Ia his speesa al tsse
keloss 81 u.s. d,soessten sapsIiats1 tssEi
les scheaf Thompson made . tsw cares
saniarss rsglfsitag tse sanitary aca4di
laisiAss oil tle senesl h.ousss aAd ss1N
las ~9apspssiFsV tsat sanssthuag uEasi
~ tan H. tm ysagla ssasr4ge nor thsal
sna ras osA
Az NAskstnurn ellSl II 1part
Agp ssel nlVEtel O. ccnae a. yGuE
taty ana dsss2ss sewerage whiShi hake
asassure IA talnS
wa g. attempts g. issply nun
s& Question Il wCaM OF necessity Rake
n SAoAai 'ila'
% l nA7 lS''A !. Az #
snA su
I muus = askssi wnJ q zevay Eysem
-
pAuN naa'
anu "sAAe ~hn ~ SIS
pOsson
music San''Vsa 9IScSs and
"tsn'us nItaiisa
~lss1nnn'oa'aAnn = ETsA1ac matter
Eaah Fzs'iaADs Ana Az2A excrement
rs. nses'ni1 BRACES fc- nles and are
'nnelasVt nuSAa1ss
tlsst A"a Nas2aAloes spread contag-
lAuh aissAsssA
rFaA Az cesspools are dangerous
n vs~S = Close proximity to them.
1As nAight bring up the discussion Of
gs011d wafer. We have but little data
ca snls as the rate of flow would vary
greatly IN different soils. United States
government experiments on Long Island
. few years ago showed a velocity Of
about n mile in one year through hard
firm soil. Even IL the rate in clay was
one-Hftleth as fast we would get one
hundred feet per year, so in twenty
the soil might easily be rendered
impure all over town by suppage from
priyies and cess pools.
When we are touching matters Of dis
ease and death, we have no right to be
careless. We have no measure of the
cost when life is at stake.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04

W e0Ar<r. cczrZ D&kc14
Acr-- IE- 1907.
r.r1a- n~~Er14 O. rss cry ccc1cl
&C sAe Ctsg C Wsasse- Was Bed n tne
ksys~sscese Aae&zy evening es-ll,
1907
TSssz Beng & q2orun present the
nssssirg ~ss Ef.O1rDec 20 Apal. 1907,
a, tse cezscs Of ~ Mayor IL the City Of
ws5es~r
Car AzlnD@rg, Auditor
Webster, South DAKOTA,
April ., 1907.
The city coBBcil net a. per adjourn
ment AT the Office Of the Mayor III the
City Of Webster, Day county, South
Dakota. Members present:
Alderman Paul Gruby, Alderman
Herman Olsen, Alderman Jacob Halvor-
sou, and Alderman Cbas. Becht, Alder
man Beacby and Alderman Long absent,
and l. n Woodwork, Mayor, presid.
ing.
Minutes OF previous meeting was read
aud approved.
Motion made aud seconded that the
following named person be appointed
judges of election 10 be held in the City
OF Webster, April 10, 1907.
List Ward-P. j Roth, Emmett
Forbes, John Arthur
bud Ward-J q. Rathbun, ID. w.
Bronson, ID. ID. Candy
Ord Ward-E. w Small, j. Fisher,
James Cooper.
Motion carried.
Motion made by Alderman Gruby
aud seconded by Alderman Halyorson
that the Mayor be instructed TO make
contract with Il, A. Wearne for coal at
the lowest price o~btainable from any
other company Tor the year 1907. Roll
CALL Gruby, yea Hslyerson, yea
Olson, no. Beebt, yea,
Motion carried,
The following bills were presented
audited and allowed, to.witi
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pEPREcATEs IT'S DEFEAT.
President Writes Regarding Ship Sub.
sidy Bill.

Omaha, April 1-Congressman E
M. Pollard Of the First Nebraska dis
trict has received a letter from Pres
idsnt Roosevelt thanking him for bis
support Of the ship subsidy bill, con
graduating him and other Western
congressman for liking a broad and
patriotic view o. the situation and
~deprecating the defeat of the bill as a
serious injury to the commercial inter
ests of the United States.
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Motion made and seconded that che
bills be allowed.
Motion carried.
Motion made 70 adjourn.
Motion carried.
Carl Malmberg,
City Auditor.
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Notice of Time Fixed For Hearing
Petition For Conveyance OF Land.
Apr. w

County of Day.
In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate of i. Ii,
Cnseth. deceased.
10 all whom IL may cOncern:
Notice - hereby given that by an order
OF IA undersigned, John II. Lund. Judge
o. said court, made OF the lst day OF April,
isU.t the Attn day OF May, 1907, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock a. m. of that day, that being
during a regular term of said court, at my
once, at h court house ia said County
q Day, has been appointed as the time
ana place tor hearing the petition OF one
Ole Aambestad, stating that by a certain
written contract entered into with said
deccnecd, during his lifetime, q duplicate
q ynIcn said a9reement - attachsa g
ana made part OF said pctitions ne ~
10 q by the adminis-
TRAITOR ~ said estate 81 the foIl2wanf
of1arfS~X 1-rtio., hi a. 8bfp i13 north,
Isl I Day co6nty, South OAK
reE Corr *c.' Xf (Ize fiuie6 and piece