Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-04-01
HOME HAPPENINGS.

HOME HAPPENINGS.
April fool.
1t showed Sunday.
Horses in demand.
Drop in and see us.
Take the REPORTER.
Soon be picnic time.
Get ont your screen doors.
Sec school report in this issue
How soon is that camp fire t
occur?
The county board meets mex
Monday
The cheapest cash in town to loan a
Huntingtons.
The board of supervisors NEE
next Monday.
-Balzer's Lake will soon be
thing of the past.
Get your neighbor to subscrib,
for the REPORTER.
Rex" finds a washer goot
thing in these days.
Dad Root returned from hi
eastern trip Sunday.
Quite la~ge amount of grair
was sown last week.
1t is rumored that another wed,
ding is on the carpet.
-Mutterings on county election
are already to be heard.
After this week we will have
passenger trains day each way.
| 1t now seems certain that we
are to have steam Touring mill.
Plenty of cash on hand at Se7-
cry & Cos, to loan on chattels.
And now think over the bond
question for Webster township.
The farmers should make it Il
point to have good kitchen garden.
"A flax mil is the next thing we
want to see pat on its pins in Web
ster.
Shall We have big town well
and a protection against fire this
year.
Mrs. E. Huntington returned
Sunday from visit to friends in
Iowa.
Mrs. Chas. Siglinger returned
from her visit to Minneapolis Sat
urday.
-WANTED-A girl to do gen.
eral house work. Apply at this
office.
"A few wild geese put in an APP
pearance last week, but they did not
stay long.
Hash & Bones moved into their
new office opposite the Balzer House
last Friday.
Money is the root of all evil
W. W. Seyery Il Co., have plenty
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portant to farmers" which appears
IN this issue.
"A. G. Tucker, one of the live
merchants of Waubay, was in town
last Monday.
w. W. Severy & Co., have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
Miss Wilson, who is teaching in
Andover, spent Sunday in Webster
visiting friends.
We are only going to have a
little court, for cent, in Day conn-
ty on the 18th:
Don't forget that we do the best
job work in central Dakota at the
REPORTER office.
The champion mouth organ
player of American is at present So
journing in Webster.
Come to this office and get your
trace chain-the one you left here
about three weeks ago.
When you buy, purchase of
your home dealer and keep your
cash in circulation at home.
-Uneuualed facilities for real estate
and chattel loans at HUNTINdToH's. No
delays, cash launched right out.
Mr.. Stone, of Rochester, MIMI
will take mp bis residence near Brit
ton, where his sons now live.
-Chattel security will get cash
any time at ". ". Severy & Co.'S.
office, first door south of post office.
The Treasures report of the
financial condition of Day county
will be published in a week or two.
John Norton went east on Sunday
night for the purpose of laying in a
huge stock of spring and summer
goods.
Mrs Wood, OF Avoca, Iowa,
passed through our city last week
Oh her way to her new home near
Britton.
Mr.. Anderson, of Bristol, re-
turned from Minneapolis, where he
has been spending the winter, last
Saturday.
Not many days will elapse ere
the farmer viii only linger long
enough In town TO say fihowdy" to
his friends.
-Thos. Brigham, our efficient
County Auditor, started Friday to
Nebraska, where he will spend the
week on visit to old friends.
Col. Lewis returned from Min
neapolis Monday morning and will
take possession of the Balzer House
this, Thursday, morning as ''lnine
host.
Potatoes, turnips and other
vegetables seems to have passed
through the winter without any
very serious detriment from the
frost.
j. Guderian, of Rochester, Min
nesota., is here visiting his son and
daughter. The old gentleman likes
this ccantry better every time he