Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-22

her way home from Washington,
where she was in attendance as dele
gate at the annual convention of the
B. Y. p. U Dell Rapids Times.
Lost, strayed or stolen, one three year
old iron grey mare, about / 100 pounds
in weight, branded BIZ on the right
shoulder. In good condition and good
looking. Last seen near my farm
August Is. Any information will be
gladly received and rewarded by the
undersigned. Phillip A. Gross, Sheriff
of Day county, S. d.
The fifteen.year-old daughter of Ole
Moen, of Bristol, VINO has been confined
to st. Mary's hospital in this city for
some time and where she was operated
upon by Doctors Schenecker and Kjer-
land, of this city, for necrosis of por-
ton of the lower jaw, has Sufficiently
recovered TO be able to return to the
home of her parents. Her complete
recovery is assured.
The World Office has been busy this
week moving and are now comfortably
located In their new quarters in the
new Loken building. They only had
one accident in the moving and that
was the tipping of the paper cutter off
the dray and smashing it all to pieces.
Now is good time TO show that you
are good fellow and pay your sut-
scription to the World We have
troubles also.
Will Delaney aud Clarence Wood
worth last evening were playing in the
United States express company's wagon
to which the horse was attached The
animal became frightened at something
and ran away spilling the boys out.
Will escaped with several bad bruises,
but Clarence in addition 10 his bruises
sustained collese fracture of a wrist
Both are under the doctors care and
are getting along nicely. The horse
and wagon were not injured. ..
Robert Arthur, who was appointed
second lieutenant in the regular army
upon his graduation from West Point
last June, has received word that he has
already been promoted to the office of
first lieutenant. This will be verv good
news to the young mans many friends
in this, his home town. He is in this
city at present but will go to his assign
ment some time next month He does
not know where he will be stationed
now he has received promotion. He
was to have had a berth on the Pacific
coast.
Last Thursday evening at five o'clock,
relatives and a few invited fri ends
assembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Pew, to see united in holy bonds
of matrimony, Archie S. Flanders and
Miss Agnes S. hurry, both of Andover.
Rev. Father Sass performing the cere-
mony Miss Bessie Mayo acted as
| brides maid and Fred Hills as best
man. After the ceremony and the Gus
tomary congratulations, a sumptuous
wedding feast was provided. The bride
has resided here most of her time since
childhood, and has large circle of
| friends wherever known. The groom
\ is well and favorably known here hav-
ing successfully managed the Miller
Elevator Co.'S house here for several
years. The guests left many gifts as
tokens of their good will The Gazette
extends best wishes for prosperous
future and happy life.-Andover
Gazette.
Last Monday night when the train
from the west arrived in Bristol, II. p.
Jensen, the chief of police of our sister
town, noticed man by the name of
| William MADDEN get off the train. The
fellow was little the worse for booze,
aud the officer thought he would bear
watching. About IL o'clock Hadden
asked the officer TO find him bed. The
officer accompanied the man to the
hotels, but there were no rooms to be
had and the officer told Hadden to go
down to the depot and be quiet and it
would be all right ana supposed his
advice was going to be followed. In a
little while after he noticed the man
again on the streets, and this time said
he would accompany him to the depot.
This was agreed, but when they had
gone part of block, Hadden suddenly
jumped into the street, pulled a revol.
yer and shot at Jensen. But the officer
had been too quick for him and knocked
the gun to one side, the bullet just mis-
sing the body on the right side of Police
Jensen. Then ensued a tussel for the
gun and the officer finally found it was
necessary to put his man to sleep with a
tap on the top of the head with his
club before he could get the gun. Had
den was brought to Webster and had
his hearing before Justice Arthur yes
terday morning who bound him over to
the January term of the circuit court.
and fixed his bonds at $1,000. He is
now waiting for relatives or friends, to
offer assistance and rescue him from
Sheriff Gross, who has him locked in
the county Jail. tE
Hunters Take Notice.
The voters and property owners of
Granville township at the annual elec-