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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18
GruuOsis,ztbums li.bertrasHns en-.

Ginciunati, II. R6rs.
gotpurb ge,isr an ambroie 8. pas
dpub, Got 123 unb sbeil bon Got 122
in Der WaInut SiIIs auub aHociatioR
3. llnterobtbeiIuns. ST..
Die SuburbQn ReaI Gitute Go. on
Sro q. SneuO, Got "a in Der Qors
tpoob pldes llntsrabtheilung. 81.
georg. gornusIIe an o. 6. Ymuor,
aontrdit bebufs 8ertaufs zines Ibeils
BON Cots 2, 3 unb A in 2suis R.
Smit1's srit,u IlRterobtheilung in
Snb. part. $3.50.
George Wssper an I'D. s5. Gommsr<
| feb, s Sabr. paHt einsr S6miebs
on Der mpntsomern gife. fIoll6 Der
CLARION apenus. monotlihe Udsths
$25.
effi. M. Root an 5boqnns 9as'
CART, Cots 6 unb z in Sohn ).
S6mis's untsrabtbeilung on Greigb'
ton plaee. $3.50.
gbporb 3. Rpraenrotb an 2isSi'
| Wloreenroth, Elm Stiid Qanb on qeb'
man Boob, 100 CUB peftit6 Der mol'
Ter Mia Roub. 81.
| Milliam 8. Dtpire, per Sberiff, az
Games G. pssIuan, Cots 2, 3 uni
5kil bon Got 10 in GdeHt's 4boitioI
| su 6arttpeu. $493.34.
VauI Mm. @ifItdm an Wldbel g
Gillbom, so bel 159 CUB an DC
Rorbitite Der 0nnton ApeHue. 55S
! JuB 0ftlih Der goibinot apenue. 81.
Gmmu =. Dinidms an aouis .
gonfs, 9beil Don Got $40. 5 Don So
cob unb DQpib 4rneps 1lntsrubthei
lung. 81.
j sfats Goise on Jranf 8. Gofse, 3
bel go Sub an Der RorbOit Ode Ds
j, ainn unb Jinblap Gtrnbe. ST.
| sJrnnf :. Sofse an Gli5obet
/ Sofss. baTeIbe Gigsntbum. ST..
II Resina 6. s5anarb u. ". an Ral
| ?ynpcrb, Got IL In sEuhs irnb Ginel
mann's nnterabtheilung. 81.
Ii @iuiam g 5uk On Eonrab RsuI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

Der Gtabtrath In Eccn.
TO, Dis., bat in Der letten GiBuns
cine Sroinan3 dngsnommen, tuonu6 in
3utunft ieper unperbeirutheter Wlnnr'
i'm alier bon 81 Bis 80 Subr.n cine
Grtraiteutr bon So su erIeeen bat. Ete
oaourd ersisIt, Ginnohme iOu Sur
ilHterftiibuna bon MaifeHtinotrn uno
anbersn in Rctb befinoli&eH RinoerH
bsnubt fpsrben. gu bieier Sisuns
fuoren cine MeHgs 5rou.n erihiersn.
bic Die Qnnnhme Der Refolution nit
una.heurem g.ifalI oufHdbmsH. Alo.
Q. Z. S'SelIiber, Der sir;ise sSung9s'
feIle i'm Siobtraib. mar oub Der elm
siae, Der gseen bic 9orlnse itimmis Gr
min audi, ba ergoribenber bes Gto6ts
raibs III, Die 9orlaee mit ieinsm Bs Q
bskaen. Mlan bat bis iebt nod nitt
osbort, boB bic iuneen Qeute Ger
Gtaot. bis gum alter BON 80 5ahreH.
Der S.euer aus Rem Weae eeadnatH
iinb, iubsm fit Tich in ben Stanb Der
Ghe beaeben fpollsn, obsr bob sinias
esuuaasfenen bic Gtobt perlaifen mol.
len, ipures ihon .r3Ghlt.
/ GfTenbabnen in Wions
lgIanc 60be. Die bo6fte Giiens
bobnIine in Der DeIt befist, mad tis
ner 3uiommsniiellung, bic iih in Der
3eituna oes 9ereins beuiIder Giitn'
bobnperipaItung.u finoet, bic 4utofas
aoitas unb 9oIipif1e giienbdbn Gss
ielihaft. @On 4ntofaeaiio iteigt bic
0ouptIinie bieIer 8abn ftetis Guf cine
2Gnae BON 800 ailomeisr unh errtit,t
odnurd bel 4sepiin cine 6obe Don
1866 Wlettr. auf pisls Wtsilen ldufi
bic 8abn In elmer Seebobe BON $500
Meter bin. Die eanse G.rtde bon
2lniofagoito, an Der aiifte bon Chile
bis Srurc In gcIipien ift 924 Filos
meter lang; obalsih lie cine Gpurs
. fpeite BON MIR rs 3entimeier bat. Dtrs
iebrsn bod onf ibr 6Iafrogsn,
9ieie 5auptliHie in nber nod niti
bic bohite Strede oes Qeses. Bon
. ihr stxigt BET Gllosus lGpcsue) eins
SJ1uN ILuku GMAuUA1N Nbs NksA N1s
letie cine 0Oh pon 1920 Wisser iibi
bem Tse.rtsfpitesl erreihen. Gurd
4 cine anosre 3ipeisbobu bon ReO Wlut
late mad, poioIi. cine mtierlpuvbabn
|. bic Inn Ban beeriffsn iit. ipiyo aud
bic Iebtgenlnnie 8cbn Dordusfihilid
!. nod iibxrtroFfsn iperben Ulon trfpar4
iet, edB bier bic 6Ox BON 1880 Ms,
|. ter erreiht pbtr gar nod iiberihriiier
ip<rbsn spire. Die nGditbOhIte Hnbf
!. AZ fein, BARI ipobl bic GropasE Eiisn,
babn inperu fur fi1 In aniprun nsb
/. men. Gle srhbt fid3 bis sn einsr6 6oh
pon 4750 Wetsr. Damn folgt oif91t
}. rlaniIns Giibbobn, bic Bel porteS be
Gru3era cine 50k bon 4473 Wsste
j. erreibt. auf bsr argsntinif sG bik
niffEn IroHsnnoenbabn betrdgt Di
i. grGbte e1reihte 00b $500 Mleter. TIM
merhin nod cine rent oubsrssip5buli
i 9s 0obsHlaas fur sint 0iltnba9n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18
15. Sapttel.
Gin Sill 6tIinq.

Sin 9beil Der 8oritobt, bic nur BON
Shtffern unb armen 2suten bstpobnt
ipiro, liegt oberbdIb bes Sufens an benz
SluiTe, Der bic groBs Suubslsitabt nit
oem offenen Uteere perbinbet. gs mar
&benbs eegsn uht llbr, ols ouf etn.m
tleinen gIase bieier 9orftabt Elm ssias
fer belt, aus bem Elm beiabrter 9err
uuo Elm &nabe bon nsun big osbu Sab
rem ittegsu.
rSte norteu bier" befabI Der S.rr,
Der benz &uti6sr GeIb rei6ts.
raann gsI6eben. gie lnnge2"
.gine babe Stunbe. Sie p.rber
bieisn &naben na6 Der Staot 3uriid.
fobrsn, psnH bas 9siadft mid IGuss,
aufbaIten iollte."
Der &uti9er mari Elm. Gede ii6e,
fetn Pfero unb fttdts ii6 an gu mar.
ten.
p5est fibre mid, mein Sobn!"
Mtit bieien Wortsn ergriff Der Serr
Der fi4 in sinsn grpBsn plaib gsbuq
bate, bic 5anb b.s &nqben. 9eib,
DerIieBen ben pIus unb bstraten cine:
jsner i6malen 9Gb6en, bic Su ben
uFer bss Sluffes fiibrtsn. Die bober
f6musigeu SGuier beitanben fait all
aus bier BIB flint niebrigen Stodtper
fen, bic. es mar offsntunbig, meiiten
tbeils benz Cater unb 8erbre6en Qll
3ufIu6tsftdtte btentsn. Cine bide uni
iibelrie6enoe 2uft srfiillte bieies SAB
6en, bas burh ein3slne Qatsrnel
f6pah beleu9tet iparb. Die 9eftal
ten, bic fi4 bier 3sisten, snt3iebsn iid
ieber 9efhreibuns. 9ruppen betrun
fsnsr Martofen binberten oft bic 8.i
ben i'm raf6en 5orttommen.
| s5ier muB es fein!" iagts sr lei...
.WeiBt On es ni6t genau, met
5obn?" fragte Der WaHn.
sd bin 4bsnbs nod niat bier &c
rpefen."
rGu9e nur, baB mir ni6t f.bl &c
ben
,GieIs S1iir lit bic re4t.."
| GprHssung fpIsD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18
R.ue Sppptbettn.
Cincinnati, II. Rdrs.

GiRctnRatt, II. W1dr3.
gbiIOmeuu arOser an Dsitsrn Oils
g. 2. II. 8. 60. $500.
Rannis z. Brammer on eagle z. |
II. 6. u. $3.50.
Bernard Shdible on gentrol Jatrs
mount y. u. 6. 60. $500.
Graut ]. Sofgs an Guarantee De-
ppfit 60. $1,000.
eiIien so. Soth.r an Biaidro 6.
8dpIis. $533.71.
albert 5opping unb Qnbere on
Ben 6. Soppina. $40.
qouis 6. gauis on 5inblap 6. Il.
9. SO. $500.
aOuis 6. 8anss an 80. u. WOttIsr.
$500.
Rate gaparO on Z. 8arb 8. IL. 3.
60. $1,000.
Guliu monnheimer au 8uiineb
Wl.ns 9. u. Il. 6. 60. $500.
9oiepb 8. W. Rilts on 5ohn D.
Grams. $3.50.
| @iniam u. DsftOn an aibsraI g. II.
| y. 60. $450.
| 5snrn 6. Gant.r an gbtparb s..
Sdnssr. 5000.
| 5enrp 6. Saui,r an Ssnristta Sm'
fpals. $3.50.
| D.rieIbe an 1rsbo Sanisr. $1,000.
gbdrl.s ScifmdH an Souihern DhIo
| e. 3. 60. $1,000.
| S.urp I. RshtentpuIb on eagle 2.
II. g. u. $4,000.
| Tlpf,s 9igronstp an 2ior 9. II. y.
/ 60. $500.
Biuium WailboIInnb an NeItern &
Souikrn 2ife SnIurone. 60. $1,000.
ReTo Z. WiIlon on Southern Sblc
g. 9. 60. $500.
1 gbdrles u. 5apIor an Gntsrpriie 8
u. 60. $500.
Tlartiu 5url,p an Satlsp part 60
$500.
g.iilgte 5ppptbeten.
annie W. Ountsmeper on Wt
4nnms q. u. g. u. $500.
SDanora y. Copeland an gitissns
Gift .. IL. 6. 60. $2300.
Gopbia gidhoff an Tlortba Bar
ter. $1,000.
: Clara 6. 5arbins an Court 5OnI
) 6. II. q. Go. $1,000.
Wlorp Ghriitopfel on Scuthlpsl
q Gnb y. q. $3.50.
: Gmma psrsius an 6. m. Softer
SGT.
/ gtkt M. mailer on Mt. 5saItl
n c. II. 6. 60. $500.
3isfeibe an glnna 8. UIeGor!ar
!, $500.
5 ;yrsberid ]. Jonorb an Giebsni
Wdrb g. u. %. 60. $14O0.
III Charles 70. CUB an Gntsrprifs I
4 q. Go. $500.
& 1bonas grsp On waatbias GdbIs'
$4,000.
/, Guburbdn Rsal GFtats 60. q
d GDutbern Obio 8. u. &. Go. $500.
Sobn paitor an Gas. armftrOni
1. 800.
/. A.m. glossl an gorrpDirs .. u. {
IN 90. $500.
G. n. 8sisner an Goutbsrn Ohio
o. II. &. go. $500.
j, ssoTspb Misesr an GunbomsntaI !
In u. q. 60. $1,000.
b. INN. MilholIunD or Warp epan
Sl700.
Z. DsrfeIbs an aiber0I 8. u. 3. g
ls 1915.
1. 0arrp =. Grnitts an eagle .. 6
$500.
u. gbag. n. 11nlor an Gnterpriie !
- M Eo 1870
Grant 4putiuston On atnr1 ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

GIisabetb Cannon an 2ottie z. Orr.
Is bel 80 5ub an Der Siioistie Don
Suptins Str, 80 Gub fpsitlth pon
9apmiIIsr Ctr. 81 uifp.
Otto G. 6oIftsin on Gbmune *
GialIo, Cots 10, IL, IA uno Is in Ia
fel &c aampe's ltntsrabtb. 81 uin.
Gomuno q. StalIo an 5erb.rt =
gahouo, Cots IL unb IA in oerieIbsr
llnterabtb. 81 ufiu.
Cabin W. 5ennsr on Winiom Oil
bert, % syub an Der MsitIeits bon Del
Spring 9rpnt abs.. n0roIid pon De
aueen gitn Mpe. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

elm Ieihtes SuIfen. Sds Suiten ent<
ging ibr natiirli9 niht uno lie rlabni
ii8 plDbiib Suiammsn. Sd fiirhte, lie
nahm nein 6uIten fir elm 8omnlentar
Az benz, mas ppreing.
v&pmm Der, Sscar," faste lie nit
pDtiia perdnbertem Zone uno Bslsn.
.aomms ber unb isBs DID au MR.
Oscar gehorhte.
.ShIinee Dtinsn Irm nm mid.
Oscar fab miG1 an. Da er iehsn
tonnte, fpor er iih berpubt, tpie olbern
bic BON ibm perIangte 3drtlihtsttsbss
Ssusuns in 9eserpdrt elmer orittstt
gerion itf ausnebmen miifie. Sns
arme ainb aber por in Ieiner Blind
belt gang unempfinbIih seeen nue nur
bem auge sugdnsIiten Ginnriide oss
2GherIihiten uub madte ii4 nihts aus
Der 9sg.nrpart elmer britten perion,
sic lpieoerbolte ibre 8efehle in einem
Sou, Der bentli6 fagts: rllmarre mid,
ith IdfIe niht nit mir lpaber!"
Oscar itlans idI6tsrn fsinsn arm
nm iis, IpGhrenb er mir stnen btttenoer
Bid Sutparf. Sofort srlisb lie eEner
speitsn 8efshI.
rSae., baB Du mid Iitbh."
Oscar 3auberte.
.Sprid bod. fuge, bab 9u mid
Eiebft."
| Oscar fliiftsrte Die psrIunstsnWprte
r6erdus odnit, Ioutl"
Die @ebuIo bat ihre 8ren3en I'd
fling an, bic meinie: gu perltersn. Sit
bate niht riidiihtsIofsr ibre 8Ieih
qiiltioteit qeaen bic 8egsntpdrt einei
brittsn 9ef1Dpfes an Den 9as leesr
t0nn.n, tpsnn itatt msin.r cine aaB
i'm 3tmmer getpeIen ypdrs.
| rGrlauben Gle mir, sic bardu
oufm.rtiam su maiden, idgts i6, ~ooi
ih bas 3immer nitt, tpis Sts GH5ri
nebmsn iheinsn, psrIaHen babe.
| Sic nabm aud bon bi.isr aeuberun
feline RptiS. Si. Fubr nit ibren Or
IuiTeu fort unb ihi,r babel bon einer
uupioerfteblithen Tyans 3u INNER &C
fieioerten 4nfpriihen on Ssear'
3GrtIihteit eetrisben gu rpsrSen.
raiiFs mid"
Der uuaIidlide Cstar, Der Iih stpt
T6en stpei ;seu.r e.ftsIt Fano. srrotbett
ipi. ih troB fsiner GsiiHtsforbs beut
lib su ertsnuefl nermotte.
S6 belt Is fir notbie. 2ucillu rct
einmuI auf m.ine Gs9,Htport oufmer'
fam 3u MAIDEN.
.Mit bGIt nur G;nss bier i'm Gin
m,r Suriid, yrdulein Jtn6. i4 mOhi
nur fptfen, Oh Sis Tt tpsis.ru. metH
gntfhuIbiguneen nn3uuebmen."
.Oscar tiff. mid
Gr 7uuberte nod INNER. sic I'M
fbIang ibn nit ibren 4rm. Sect TOM
, I. ih iiber oos, pos id mir feb
; '6uIbis mar. ni6t Iaugsr speifeIho
= I.in; i'd mubte hirausgebsn.
> .apieu, 6trr 8ubours," fugts i
: unb eino na1 ber9bUr. Gis b6rte mi
: burhs 3immsr g.bsn uub risf mid o.
, rid. o56 ttouo 'tIu. NH Der Bdr
i mir aeosnihr bing Elm SpisnI, b
mir fagt., bab tt beim Stiufeben ell
f.br poF.net Stsauue GHgenDmm'
: bate. Sn mein.r 5uItung lag bur
Wirbe erbohts Grasie uHo our6 Grt
> ale srb6bts DIrot.
}. .Wobams protoluueo.-
> ,grGuIein Gin62"
2 r6isr i,bn Gle ben Mann, Der uic
= balb 70 Iisbenspurois ift nj. isiH Srr
= Der"
u Sie briidte jbn nod snser or 4
Z unb sdb ibm nit OfteHtotipn ben au
? ben ihr gu gsbsr sr fih ssfhdmt bat
u mit benz Gusbrud Der 9sru6tuI
u cina ih i6fptioerD tpeiter Der 1biir !
sSkbt brutt. msine SaItuns cine %
+ f4une Don 9sro6tuns uuo 9striibn
D aus.
n (5ortf,sung fDIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

Gsp. $500.
BARN W. Monter on z. Wurb g. u.
g. 60. $3.50.
Seurp RegrIans an Wm. 8. Wsnz
tel. $1,000.
sSObn 6. ainfep an WatthsU gBiH'
ton. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--ste ttrAhmtfie---
llja0rlagerin Oiefes 3eila(lers.

eccn In bcr ansffen SsIi aat Cd esfstHs
geEIonsn. eEe bnrn bic Stopfuns eSser seeabs
parea. GRb g Iisai isiH 8wetiei boz. eas
an& bentsRiaGs nod a.erfOntH sriiftrsn. eis
buyA srne GnbdaHnis srefs I'm eianss hno.
gieIfs en- fGHH uub eoranssufrseH. was iar
gRbsre sr.iannll& IN unb bIabt. Gnr GaIhss
Edt bic gniur eiefs 9ams beicHbrs beaarsiist
bern fse bat tor ets feIteHs Gabs 5eriisbsH. eas
vsDeu ibrer waitmsHfhen mte tiH Gufssf6iaGs'
ues gEG seHnn All Isien. HsrGebt uf6s. oas
gs In ibEsr stasneH HsHeeus an eeefiH aeenns
spobut. gebmt bic Gaft GHb Car efiii4 NJ
Geefiu aoenus. bonH essi biesIbe sinaat eis
abr bic tcs6us saeNeens bon Groa .. 0aeasr
urss6t. Tas 6aus IN sgE Iinisu eans nue
sm BGnn ~ Der Same:
MRS. R. YAEGER,
Ng,y,u wnruns. qEumsub. Gsuenuasi. q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

Qrpbirt IL. g. Retal poIilb'
Hnb ,,garteepers s5rienb". bs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
Lily Could Not Vote.

Those who desired vote upon the
license question circulated petition
and submitted the same to the town
board and asked for a vote at the
election last Tuesday. The people
opposed to license attacked the legality
of the petition on the ground that
several signers had gone into partner
ship and bought lot just to become
freeholders and for the express pur-
pose of signing the petition. The mat
ter was brought before the circuit
court in and for this county. Judge
Frank McNulty was i'll and Judge j.
H. Bottum of Faulkton, came over on
Monday and listened to the evidence
and the arguments of counsel in the
case and his decision restrained the
clerk of the town board of Lily from
submitting the question to vote.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
MARKET DAY SUCCESS
WEBSTER'S FIRST MARKET
DAY is SATISFACTORY
BIG AUCTION THE FEATURE
Crowd not so Large as Expected
but Mostly Buyers Our Bus
mess People Report Big
Business in all Lines
Carried i'm the City

Webster held her first bargain and
sale day last Saturday. 1t was very
successful considering The spring had
been very fine but just two weeks
before the sale the weather turned
windy and stormy and the farmers who
do business in Webster were unable to
get into the fields and give attention to
their spring work for several days.
Then, just before the day of the sale
the wind dried up the ground and the
weather permitted the farmers to get
into the fields and do their spring
work, and, much as they desired to
attend the days sale they felt COM
PEELED to remain at home and get their
seed in the ground properly for the
harvest of next fall, and for that rea-
son many remained away who other
wise would have been present
The auction conducted by James q.
Lynde, upon the railroad lots across
from Tegtmeier's was very well
attended and the bidding was very
spirited and nearly all of the stuff sold
brought very good prices. The band
was out and entertained the people and
every one who came had very good
time and were well repaid for their
days visit.
The merchants are all well pleased
with their first effort and promise tc
continue these sales during the summer
at different dates.
Everybody knows they will get bar
gains when they come to Webster but
there will always be special induce
ments on bargain days so watch fol
dates in the future.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
FRANK KURKOWSKI GETS
GUN SHOT WOUND.
HAPPENED EASTER SUNDAY
During Celebration at Grenville
on Easter Sunday Premature
Explosion of Gun Injuries
Boys HIP.

At the Easter celebration at Gren-
vile on Sunday last the members of the
Polish colony INDUCED in their custom
of shooting blank cartridges. One of
the participants broke his shot gun
and placed in a shell and when he
attempted to snap it shut the gun
exploded and Frank Kurkowski,a young
man, who was standing very close,
received the wads, which covered the
powder, in the hip. While the wound
inflicted was not dangerous, it was
very painful and the young man left
the scene of the celebration in haste,
holding the injured portion of his
anatomy and made hasty run for the
store in Grenville. Assistance was at
once given him and it was soon dis
closed, while he was painfully injured
there was no danger of serious results
and he was patched up in good shape
and made as comfortable as possible.
A doctor was sent for and it was found
that he sustained no serious injuries.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
AN ACCIDENT is FATAL
GEO. s. MAYNARD DIES AT
HOME IN WAUBAY
WAS INJURED IN A RUNAWAY
While Engaged in the Hauling
Rock for a New Home, Team
Runs Away And Injuries
Cause Death Tueday
Was Pioneer

Word was received in this city Sat-
urday evening that G. S. Maynard, of
Waubay, had been very seriously
injured in runaway accident few
miles from Waubay.
About as near as we can get to the
story it is as follows: Mr.. Maynard
and his hired man were hauling rock
for the foundation for a new residence
which Maynard was building. The
rock had been loaded and Maynard was
driving the team and coming out of a
field. An automobile went by just as
they were driving out of the gate. The
horses became frightened and started
to run. Mr.. Maynard tried to hold
them and had his feet braced against
the cross piece in the front end of the
box-which was the lower part of an
old hay rack-in his efforts to stop the
team he pulled so hard that his feet
broke the cross piece out of the front
end and he was pulled forward under
the horses. The horses We're kicking
and the man with Maynard said the
wagon passed over him and he jumped
off and ran back to him. Maynard had
received many injuries. We have
heard several reports but from what
seems to be our best information the
wagon passed over his head after the
horses had kicked him. His right arm
was broken in two places, two deep
gashes were cut in the top of his head,
a deep hole was cut over his left ear
and his left eye was nearly kicked out.
Doctors Jenkins, of Wauhay, and
Herman. of Webster, were immed.
lately summoned and DR.. Rockford, OF
Minneapolis was called upon the first
train. Everything that could be done
in surgery was resorted to and Mr.
Movre~8. -egained conssiousness an
for time it looked as though he was
going to recover, but Tuesday night he
began sinking and passed away We'd
nesday morning at 6:l5.
The deceased was one of the pioneer:
of Day county and one of the most
highly respected citizens. He hac
lived in Day county for about thirty
years and held many positions of trust
to all of which he had proven faithful
He leaves a wife and two sons
Major, editor of the Waubay Advocate,
and Robert, to mourn his death.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
Some lBIowOuts

The Misses Hazel, Mary and Sara
Hocum and Bertha Hellias and Messrs
Harry Bruce and Clayton Dyke made a
trip to Pickerel Lake last Sunday. On
the road it is reported that they exper-
fenced many difficulties, the blooming
automobile was having bad day and
showed its passengers what it was
to have five blow outs on one trip.
Repairs were exhausted at last and the
telephone was used for the Day County
Auto and Supply Company to send
another machine. But the misfortune
proved blessing as the young people
were invited into the bachelor quar-
tees of DR.. H. c. Peabody where they
were royalty entertained and served
with most sumptuous repast.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
COMING TO WEBSTER
BIG CROWD SURE TO VISIT
US AND ASSIST IN THE
JUNE SEVENTH CELEBRATION
i'm this City Scandinavian
Societies of the County to
Assist in Entertaing
Don't Miss it

The anniversary of the date of the
final dissolution of Norway and Sweden
to be celebrated here. All of the
northern part of the state expected.
For some time past the Scandivavians
societies of Day county have been
planning upon general celebration
and inviting the people of the northern
portion of the state to come and aid in
the merry making and share in the
pleasure.
1t has been customary in years agone
to celebrate May 1.-THE date of Nor
ways declaration of independence
but this year it was decided TO have 9
more general Scandinavian celebration
and the promoters looked upon June Z,
the anniversary of the date Of fina
separation of Norway and Sweden in
1905-as much more appropriate date
and accordingly it was chosen.
Details at this time of course are
very meagre. The committee informs
us, however, that they will have
speakers of national fame. The speak
ing will be in English, Norwegian and
Swedish. There will be vocal selec
tons in all three languages. A large
number of instrumental selections
solos on various instruments will b'
rendered. Two brass bands will pla!
through the day. Various forms o
amusement will be supplied for ou
visitors who are expected from all Owe
the northern part of this state. The
committee in charge will leave nothing
undone to make it one of the Creates
celebrations held in Webster. The PEG
pie are all invited to have the date II
mind and to watch the Reporter ant
Farmer for the special features o
entertainment which will be announces
as fast ass the committee secures then
for The program.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
a easily Baptism

A family reunion took place at the
old Cast homestead in Holmquist, Sat-
urday evening. On that day Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Cast had their oldest
child baptized, Rev. Peithmann offici-
ating. The little girl received the
names Irene Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs.
August Cast stood up as Godparents.
After the ceremony sumptuous sup
per was served. The guests present
were Messrs and Mesdames William
Cast, ST., August Cast. Otto Cast,
William CAST, Jr., Michael Huber and
Miss Olga Cast. The date for the
ceremony was chosen in honor of Mrs.
William Cast, ST., whose sixty-eighth
birthday was celebrated the same day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
SOME ELECTION NEWS
MOST DAY COUNTY TOWNS
GO WET.
LICENSE CARRIED WHEREVER VOTED ON
The People of the Various
Towns Expressed Themselves
Upon the License Question.
Andover, Bristol, Butler,
Waubay and Webster
allGO Wet.

About the only contention in the
various towns of Day county at the
municipal elections which were held on
Tuesday was upon the question of
whether or not the town should have
the licensed saloon. And this was one
year that the people, regardless of
opinion, did not permit their enthu-
siasm for their views to overcome their
judgement, and the battle of ballots
was friendly though spirited. In every
town in Day county, where the ques-
ton was submitted to vote, the
people have decided in favor of high
license. In the towns of Lily and
Pierpont the question was not submit
ted. In Pierpont sufficient signers
could not be secured to the petition for
a vote. In Lily the legality of the
petition was questioned and Judge j.
H. Bottum in court here on Monday
decided that there were not sufficient
number of legal free-holders who had
made the call for vote
The vote by which the question car
riad was aS follows.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
Church Notices

At the Congregational church Sunday
morning at HOO o'clock. Pastors sub
iect, Wrestling for Power.
Sunday school at 1900 o'clock, noon.
Christian Endeavor society meets
hereafter, during the summer months,
at 700 o'clock. Leader, next Sunday,
Allen HYDE. Subject: Sabbath Bene-
fits.
Sunday evening at 500 O'Clock.
Pastors subject: Are home industries
worthy of our patronage, or is it best
to do business by mail?" Dealers and
consumers invited.
Pastors editorial at Congregational
church Sunday morning will be April
in South Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
Starts For Alaska.

j. c. Lewis, brother of the Congre-
gational pastor, and w. O. Clark
departed Wednesday morning for ST.
Michaels, Alaska, from which city they
will go up into the Iditerod Mining
region to remain until November look.
ing after some business matters which
they left on their return to the state:
last fall. They will return to Webster
next winter.