Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-01-28
WEBSTER MARKET REPORT.

This Is the best season to Dor
wells.
How do you enjoy your tim
now.
Fun alive at the rink Saturda,
night.
~Blotting pads for sale at thi
Office,
Next week taxes become delin
quent.
Potatoes will be potatoes in tn,
spring.
Our new butcher shop is now
in full blast.
THE cheapest cash in town to loan q.
l!untington's.
+. f. Baker is down with HUI,
ron fever, bad,
is the steam Touring mil
project on its pins.
Goods are arriving for the new
store in the bank block.
The wheat market don't con.
tinue to loom very much.
Cattle never looked better in
winter than they do now.
-"Hoss" trading is now the
pas3time among the boys.
ARoad card of thanks, by f. F.
Baker and wife in this issue.
There is no let up in the march
Of improvements in Webster.
The ice problem is just what's
b]othering most Of our people.
A prolific hen is the best prof.
erty on Dakota farm these days.
...Ifyou want to borrow money. Hun,
tington can help you in four seconds.
The cold waye that Was to
tackle us has evidently let the job
out
We hear it rumored that a fine
" not put ice boats on War
ncr's lake and have moonlight
rides?
Ed. Cloggett has again got on
his feet after an illness Of two
weeks.
B. H. Egeland has perfected his
grip on 100 acres Of Uncle Sans dos
main
Walt Curtiss went to st. Paul
Yesterday afternoon or a short visit
to friends.
The genial "Nasby," of Bristol,
paid these pious headquarters a visit
on Tuesday.
Sparks says you cant commute
u homestead if you have ever had i
presumption.
Mrs. Lewis was here on a visit
Tuesday. Her many friends were
glad to see her.
When you want a Autograph
letter, note, or bill head, call at the
REPORTER Office.
Hon. Z. Huntington returned
from q business trip to Minneapolis
yesterday morning.
The average flax crop of Day
county is said to be about si1teer
bushels TO the acre.
Next year there will be owe,
thirty business houses and residences
built in Webster.
DR.. VANDERBILT has been omit,
sick during the past week, but i
now somewhat better.
Letters from Washington SHOW
the Statehood movement to be rap
idly gaining favor there.
...Uneaualed facilities for real estat
| and chattel leans at H~untingooE's. N
| delays, cash launched right out.
The way rabbit hunters ''ge
| there" is a source of surprise to tn
uninitiated. What do you Soy?
1T is rumored that anothe
church edifec is to be erected her
in the spring. The more the bette
Send us a dozen subscribers an
get a copy of Ben Pearly poore'
life OF Gen. Grant for your trouble
Three feet Of snow IN Mnneso
ia, Iowa and Wisconsin. Thre
inches in Dakota-where it is drift
ed.
r. +. Baker rises to remark
this issue. lie goes to Huron, an
that town will get an enterprisin
citizen.
Guess the folks will have to us
the basement room of the masoni
Temple for q public Hall now-C
do without.
Now we rise to inquire whit
public amusement is TO take I'll
place Of the rink for the young PEE
pie of the city.
FOR SALE-Two span Of hea'
farm horses cheap, for cash or {
time. They can be seen at our Off
Hash & Bones.
We regret to learn that NJ
Murphy, member Of u board
County Commissioners, is iyii
quite i'll at Bristol.