Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-03-15
WEBSTER MARKETS.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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Send us that hay.
Long days are here.
We want some hens.
Northern lights visible.
Soon the little garden bed.
Look out for the camp fire.
And still our coal men smile.
When will the creamery start.
Next Saturday is st. Patrick's
day.
Before buying see bankers
prices.
DIR. Harris fingered in Wau bay
last Friday.
Great reduction in prices at
john NoRToN's.
Great bargains in furniture at
BENJAMIN Bros. 26-4
Quick sales and small profits
at John Norton's.
Henry Freeman was up from
Waubay on Monday.
Remember that J. NJ. BARKER
is closing out at cost.
Cash clearing out sale of furni-
ture at BENJAMIN Bros.
j. ScHAoHTE sells choice cram
berries at 10cts per quart.
Our Merchants are getting
ready for the Spring trade.
The Wheatland township folks
are arranging for cemetery.
Il. Gross is expected home
about the first of next month.
Buy your maple syrup at J.
SoHAcHTE's--$1.2 20 per gallon.
We have some good work hors-
es for sale. Day Co. BANK.
Col. Lewis, the live station
agent at Bristol, was in town Mon
day.
Monday morning all the people
in town were busy skanning the
papers.
The Militia boys will soon re-
gale our people with another excel
lent play.
Call and look at the immense
stock of John Norton. No trouble
to show goods.
The back bone of winter has
not been very badly "swayed' dur
ing the past week.
IT. n. Kjerland and c. R. An
derson, of Bristol, were Webster
visitors last week.
All wool imported dress goods
worth ninety cents for fifty cents at
JOHN NoRToE's.
Don't you hope the engineers
of the Burlington will force that
corporation to terms.
/ If newspaper gets into a cut
down near Odessa, Mimi, it stops
the trains for week.
Another storm last Thursday
and no train from the east on &C
count of Minnesota blockades.
Great bargains in ali depart
ments of my stock.
JOHN NORTON.
We mean it when we say we
are selling furniture at a trife
above cost. BENJAMIN Bros.
Call and examine my stock be-
fore buying, as | defy competition.
JOHN NORTON.
Go to John Norton's for clothing
and secure the finest goods and low
est prices ever offered in Dakota.
One train through from Mil
| bank on Tuesday. 1t is not known
when through train will be along.
We hear that many places in
Dakota are getting Creamorles
through the efforts of the talented
Miss Turner,
There is no prospect Of an ear,
lly spring. 1t is to be hoped We
Will have plenty of wet weather
yhan II doas enma
"A good many of our people are
getting the Florida and Alabams
| feyer-but they will forget it when
the spring and summer comes.
The W. G. r. U. will meet a
the residence of Mrs. Peabody, OF
Wednesday the 2lst, at 2 O'Clock
y. IN. MRs. L. L. POTTER, Sec.
AT 2 o'clock next Saturday, al
the Court House, the republican
league club of Webster township
will hold meeting to perfect theil
organization.
IT. d.. LOOMS, county treasurer
after an absence of several week,
out on the snow-bound Jim, re-
turned Tuesday looking as If h
had enjoyed himself.
Bro. Bostain, OF the Bristol In
dependent, was IN town Monday
; He does not know just when III
will start out on his proposed
preaching tour. Bro. b Is awful.
pious.
There are one hundred and fftl
woman in Day county who hav'
perfected their titles to 100 acre
each of Uncle Sans domain. How
that for showing for Independent
, womanhood?
"A Paris newspaper i'll its de
Ipartment Of information from tn
new world, states; "Rellahlo &C
, counts are received concerning tn
appearance at st. Louis, the capito
Of Dakota, of a new and terribl
: kenidemic called the blizzard. Hun
!, dreds of people are dying of thi
7 fearful visitation, which thus ia
2 battles the skill OF tho physicians 9
/ that country. 1t is thought tina
I ST. Louis will be entirely depoppia
. ted. The epidemic also attack
i. ANIMALS with universally fatal re
: suits"