Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-11-26
HOME HAPPENINGS.
WEBSTER MARKET REPORT.

Water scarce.
Roads rough
Cloudy weather.
Hay 10 in demand.
We need rain badly.
lis your turkey thar"
Thanksgiving tomorrow.
Keep your boys at home at night.
To-day turkeys will take to the woods
Can some man start q fax mill here.
Not long till severe winter will be
bore.
How about a water supply for this
winter.
Baker will knock a lung" out Of Bal
GERS lake.
...Gil Peterson has put in a show case
that is a dandy.
The cheapest cash IN town to loan at
H~untington's.
Don't forget the band entertainment
Thursday night
Hon. f. Huntington has returned
from his visit east.
Webster was going 10 have q cloth
ing store. Where is it.
The gentle murphy is reported TO
be scarce here this ysar.
C. A. X. meeting at the Court House
Saturday at 2 O'Clock, sharp.
...Ifyou want to borrow money, Hun
tington can help you in four seconds.
Our Turkey is on deck-thsnks TO
the fact that the neighbors we're clever.
~. johnson, one of our live farmers
val in town Saturday and called the Re-,
roRrEE for another year.
Mr.. Ed. Landen's mother, from Min.
nesota, is here paying Ed a visit-natur'
ally he just weighs a ton.
...Unequaled facilities for real estate
and chattel loans at H%untingtOn'S. No
delays, cash launched right out.
The Roberts County Record comes
to us enlarged and greatly improved. II
is now having a final proof bonanza.
Webster never, in all lts history, en-
joyed as fine . trade as she has to-day.
Good goods ct reasonable prices will
always win.
Every member Of G. A. r. post OF
Webster should make it . point to be or
hand Saturday. Important business will
then be brought before the post.
The mails now arrive from the east
at nine in the morning and from the
west at five in the afternoon. This makes
it very convenient for our citizens.
TAKEN UP.-A white sow pig, weight
about rs pounds. Owner can have it by
calling at my place, sec. 6, l22, Sc.
| ii.S Joug poDp
Chris Moline, OF Wsubay, likes the
RKPoRTKR and will take some more of II
in his. Mr.. NJ. is one Of our best cit.
liens and knows q good thing when he
sees it.
The "Wss Willing Workers" enter
tainment was 81 well received that they
have decided to repeat the concert exer
else. next Sunday eve. at half past seven
at the church. Free TO all.
The irrepressible Baker has bough.
the corner lot in Balzsr's Lake, opposit,
the old Bakks building. and proposes Il
at nee commence the construction Of
business house. 24x4s, thereon.
:. Mr.. John Barker returned yester
day moTsiBs. from a two months visi; {,
parents and friends in Iowa. The lad,
looks as IL she had thoroughly enjoyed
her visit. Her many friends here viii
be glad to welcome her home.
III. A. Johns, the genial treasurer o
the Sioux City nursery and seed com
pany, registered at the Baixer Hons
Saturday last. IL. is = member Of th,
largest and best conducted nursery com
pany in the Union. The object OF hi
visit 10 our city was to arrange for a suit
able representative ofhis company. w
are glad TO hear that DIR. Johns has Sc
cured the Farmers Bazaar as his agent,
as we are sure these gentleman will d
justice both to u home folks as well q
to the company they represent.