Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06

Cedar Posts at E.. w. Smail's.
Oak posts and wood for sale a
j. NJ. Barker's.
Plenty of cash on hand at Sew
cry & Co.'S, to loan on chattels.
The shooting gallery is again
an institution of Webster.
See those nobby hats just re
ceiVed at J. u. Barker's.
Go to E. ". Smail's yard TO,
Cedar Posts.
Our schools are flourishing ani
the attendance is large.
E. W. Small keeps the largest
stock of lumber in Day county.
-Four ply linen bosom shirts al
Is cents each at j. N. Barker's.
Everybody on the farm are now
following the breaking pillow.
Go to E. W. SnaiPs yard fol
Cedar Posts.
Send in your neighbors name
as a subscriber to the REPORTER.
Go to E. W. Smail's yard fol-
Cedar Posts.
1t is now expected to dedicate
the Masonic Temple some time next
month.
j. NJ. Barker has just received
a car load of Grown Prince Flour.
e. W. Small keeps the largest
stock of lumber in Day county.
The Dakota case is expected to
be decided within the next two
weeks.
Money is the root of all evil
W. W. Severy & Co., have plenty
of it to loan.
e. W. Small keeps the largest
stock of lumber in Day county.
Large numbers of our farmers
propose to turn then attention to
stock this fall.
Nv. ". Seyery & Co., have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
The Assessors meeting here on
Monday was largely attended and a
very successful one.
-Chattel SECURITY will get cash
any time at W. W. SeyeFy & Co.'S,
Office, first door south of post office;
The abundant rains we have
had has rendered a good crop this
year fixed fact.
How about fourth of July
celebration in Webster? Shall we
have one? Don't all speak at once.
Hon Geo. Bryant held Probate
Court here on Monday and Tuesday
of this week, and disposed of con-
SluSl DlSliISSS.
Bakers foundation still lies
firmly facRmbent Oh the corner of
main and end Avenue. Hope he
will soon finish that building.
F. F. Baker, poor mans friend
takes the Mccormick machine and
Irvine orders for John Norton, save
your orders for him boys.
Hon. NJ. N. Moulton, of this
city. Is now in the Sandwich Islands.
The old gentleman is going to see
all there is to be seen before his re-
turn,
The rose bed is growing near
Balzer's Lake, and it will not be
long before assorted perfume will
permeate the lambert air on all
sides-as it were.
=-Pidcock's villa on the vernal
banks of Roots lake is now almost
ready for occupancy. In the opinion
of his friends he did wisely in locat=
ing so near the ice house.
The ". C. 7. e., will be held
OH Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock
with Mrs. Lewis at the Commercial
Hotel.
Mrs. A. b. Warner, Sec.
The business men CT the town
have done a sensible thing in the
proposition to close their stores
every Thursday night at six o'clock.
See notice signed by the different
houses.
We the undersigned merchants
of Webster will close our stores every
Thursday night at G O'Clock until
further notice.
JOHN NORTON, O. a. CHILses.
J. NJ. BARKER. SwENsRCD&Co.
The Day Co., Agricultural As.
ISOLATION will meet at the Court
House, Webster, May Sth, at 2
o'clock. The directors are all want
ed there and all members are invited
as important business will come be.
fore the association.
G. ECKER. Ed. G. WARNER,
President, Secretary
ny, II. Paul has sold out hi
business here To Mr. seyGfy and VA
out on the Missouri last week look
ing up a new location. We under
stand he will locate at La Grace OF
the Missouri and that he viii star
for that place next Monday. 1t j
to be hoped he may be able to cor
raj an abundance of golden sheckle
| in his new home. The best wishe
of the REPORTER goes with him,
Mrs. 3. W. Chancellor, Of Portagi
City, Wis, is here to spend a feY week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Peabody.
| Go to Compton for your sof
laoal
! Go to the Post Office for wa
paper.