Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

Ii. o. Wickre was at Ordway Mon.
day attending the williams sale. Mr..
Wicsre as manager Of the sale attended
the advertising of it through the state
and from all reports he is 20 be con.
graduated, nc lisa firm believer in
advertising and thinks that the old
adage "a little too mach is Just enough
applies especially to advertising any.
thing re has for sale and he applied his
belief 70 the Williams sale and as
reports place the crowd in attendance
at all the way from 900 TO 1900 peo-
pie the results justify his belief.
Rev. and Mrs. Mitchell and children
departed Monday morning for Levina,
Mont, near which place they have
filed upon a homestead and will make
their future home. The reverend will
be absent this trip for a couple of weeks
getting the family comfortably located
In their new home. He Will continue
his passionate of the church in this city
for while until the bishop can make
other arrangements All Webster PEG.
pie will sincerely regret the removal of
this estimable family who during their
residence here have been closely inden-
affairs.
j. r. Chapman. of this city, made
quite a reputation outside his own
county by crying the Williams sale at
Ordway Monday. The people Of Day
county always knew that Dick was the
best auctioneer on the job, but il was q
golden opportunity to give she outside
world knowledge Of his ability as there
was an immense crowd--ovef seven
hundred and Fifty taking dinner-from
all sections Of the state Everybody
from here who was in attendance say
&c was she best cried and most success
full sale ever, 90 it's cinch that Dick
made good.
Wednesday afternoon in the parlors
Of the Congregational church occurred
the marriage Of Miss Laura Lena
Schipper, OF Euclid. MINI. and Richard
Ross Russell, Rev. Gregory officiating.
This was very much Of surprise TO
"Dick' o" many friends here TO hear Of
this sctiou ON the part Of Richard % he
had never shown any symptoms Of this.
Mr. Russell has only recently returned
from somewhat extended trip through
the west states and resigned a position
with the Rock Spring, Idaho, Star to
accept the foremanship on the Day
County Democrat. We are not
acquainted with the bride but we can
safely rely upon Richard's Judgment in
securing the belle of her town. This
county, which has for many years been
Richards home, is full Of friends who
wish the couple much happiness.
A Sioax Falls dispatch in fridays
Minneapolis Journal says: Arthur J.
Rieger, Of Wallace, and Charles r..
Mckinney, of Sioux Falls, as receiver
in bankruptcy Of Rieger, and about
ninety other individuals and corpora
tions have been made defendants in suit
instituted in the United States court by
she American Surety company of New
York. Among the defendants are sew
erel South Dakota banks, which il is
stated in the bill of complaint, held
grain storage tickets or receipts issued
by Rieger, the validity of which is
questioned Rieger was adjudged a
bankrupt by Judge Garland. For some
time he conducted line of elevators in
the northeastern part of the state The
suit instituted by the New York com
pany rs an outgrowth of the bankruptcy
proceedings Last August it is set
forth in the complaint, the surety COM
pany executed, as surety, warehouse
mans bond in the sum Of $50, 900,
which was given by Rieger TO the State
of South Dakota It also is set forth
that great many grain storage tickets
or receipts were issued by Rieger and
are now outstanding. All of the per-
sons who are known, or Supposed TO
hold such receipts or storage tickets,
are made de endants Judge Garland
has issued an order requiring the
to appear before him on
April 6, and show cause why an injunc-
tion should not be issued restraining
them from institutiDg or prosecuting
any suit against the surety company on
the SOC, 900 bond. in any other court,
until the final determination of the