Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-10
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suits on the road Do not fail to come
and see this line.
At Mrs. A. B. Schenecker's music
store across the street from the post
Office, she has full line of the latest
improved Edison monographs, cranes
and horns, with 500 new gold mould
records to select from. Will sell for
less money then You can buy them by
sending away for them.
DR.. P. d. Peabody has received
through Manager Ross, Of the local
telephone company, an instrument
through the means of which he is able
to attach to any of the telephone lines
of the country by simply throwing the
connection over the wires of the lines.
The instrument is great convenience
and will save the doctor many drives.
One of the latest and most
economical inventions for the
housewife is the denatured
alcohol stove. 1t is cleaner and
less dangerous than gasoline
and also less expensive. See
them at the Irwin Pharmacy.
Miss Mamie Mccormick departed
Tuesday evening for InternationalFalls
Mimi, where she has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher for the coming school
year. Miss Mccormick has given
splendid satisfaction in the Day county
schools and her many friends expect
nothing but good reports from Mime
sofa.
Persons wishing DR.. Goodmanson to
do their dental work should try and
make it convenient to have it done
when he is here and not put it off "'till
the next time" he comes. The Doctor
has arranged to be In his Office, Room s,
Tegtmeier building, from October Goth
to the 9th, giving all his patients ample
time to have their work done.
In the ball game Yesterday for the
championship of all America the Chi
cago club, champions of the National
league, defeated the Detriots, cham
pions of the American league, by a
score of to /. This was the second
game, the first being a twelve inning
game with a score of 3 to 3 The
receipts of yesterdays game were
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Mrs. Andrew Small was visiting
around the city yesterday and when she
started for home the family dog was so
tickled that he began to jump around
and in some manner became entangled
in the skirts of his mistress and tripped
her and threw her on the sidewalk. At
first it was thought some bones were
broken but 40 more serious injury has
developed than severe shaking up.
Frank Millenick, who has been
employed at Fred Guderians on thresh.
ing rig for some weeks, engaged in a
wrestle Monday that proved little
expensive. In the fall he received a
broken leg just above the ankle which
will lay him up for some time. DR.. H.
A. Peabody was called and set the
injured limb and the patient is getting
along as well as could be expected at
this time.
Miss Rose Bower, state organizer of
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
and president of the Black Hills dis
trict. will lecture at the Methodist
church in this city, Wednesday even
ing, October 16. Miss Bower is a cor.
netist and whistler of national repute.
She was cornetist at the national con-
vention in Los Angeles, Gal, in 1905,
and at the worlds triennial at Boston
in 1906, and her whistling also charmed
all who heard her.
A lady attempting to drive across the
tracks while train was standing there
came very near serious accident Tues.
day. The train backed and the caboose
struck the rear end of the wagon and
tipped it just enough to spill out part of
the load before the brakeman, who had
seen the woman, could give the signal
to stop. Such attempts at haste often
result in death and many persons who
saw that of Tuesday thought Webster
was to have fatality on her Main
street crossing.
One of the recently acquired posses
sions of the United States is narrow
strip of land, ten miles wide and forty
miles long, in Central America. This
property was purchased for the purpose
of completing the unfinished canal
abandoned by the French and is today
one of the busiest spots in the whole
world. The new comedy druma
Panama" is tale of the great canal
scheduled for early production at the
Webster Opera House, October IS, and
tells an interesting story of the great
work, one scene showing the canal in
progress Of construction with the
immense steam shovels actually work.
ing on the stage.