Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-28


building the first of next week and now
dear reader, if you are indebted to us on
subscription or in any other way you
can make the world look brighter to us
by dropping into the Office and settling
your account. The bills for the build.
ing have all become due and we must
raise the money.
The Free Sewing Machine company
now issue an insurance policy with each
machine (no charge) absolutely insur-
ing the holder for 5 years against loss
by fire, floods or tonados or breaking OF
parts, attachments. belts, needles, etc
See Mohs & Karpen, headquarters for
standard machines. They will tell 20 q
all about the Free.
A. HOLSTER, of Chicago Heights, ILL.,,
who has hunted in this locality for sew.
sral seasons and made q host of friends
who are always glad to see him, arrived
fer his annual shoot last Saturday even.
ing. He was accompanied by Fred H
Partridge and w. H. Don ovan of his
home city. They went ont to the
Chapman ranch that day.
Rngval johnson and A. J. Seide have
leased the opera house of G. G. Lasel
for one year and took possession Satur.
day, Oct 16 We wish them good sue.
cess in this undertaking and believe
they will run 1t in first class shape
Mr.. Lasell will bid goodby to this
country and will depart for California
in few weeks. We are sorry to see
him leave our community as he was q
live, energetic business man and has
done lots for the betterment of Summit,
in making it town to be proud Of
Summit Signal.
The services In the NJ 4 church next
Sunday are: Glass meeting at 10:30;
preaching at IL o'clock by the pastor
with the subject, 1.-The Command OF
Resources;" Sunday School at IL M
Epworth League devotional meeting at
7o'clock with the subject, mot what
you have, but what you have along
with it," "Poor rich and rich poor -
preaching at s o'clock with the subject,
Shining against self" Good music
and singing with song by male quartet
and music by the orchestra. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at o'clock
with subject, "a cheerful voyage
through to a prison." You are es.
pecially invited
H. E. Henry, the Britton apple deaie
rs in northern Michigan buying some
ears of winter apples for the South
Dakota towns. One of which will stop
in Webster to be sold from the car door
atprices which will make You smile,
quality being considered. This man
Henry deserves the patronage of all
who want q strictly merchantable
apple. He buys direct from the orchard
and puts up nothing but strictly hand
picked No. l and No. stock. If You
want the best fruit obtainable, don't
miss the car which will show up about
the last of October. Keep tab on it's
arrival through Michael Sasse.
Last Saturday night when ]. A.
Knott was returning from q trip to
Webster he met with an accident which
will probably cripple him for life. He
got of the train at Holmquist, and
waited until the train was in motion
before he attempted to boar I'd it. Az he
swung himself aboard he slipped and in
some manner the bones of his foot were
broken by striking against the wheel.
No one noticed him fail, but q few
minutes after the train had gone a
compile OF girls found him lying beside
the track. He was taken to the hos
pital at Webster, and the opinion OF the
physicians is that the foot is so badly
4 injured that he will be crippled for life.
DAY County Democrat.
In the wreck OF large automobile at
Webster, which occurred yesterday
afternoon when q large touring car,