Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-03-01
WEBSTER MARKETS.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

line snow fingers.
Norton for mayor.
Soon the wild duck.
How is your Client"
-How's your chimney?
-How's the town we'll?
Day county pays cash.
Charity begins at home.
| Parents visit the schools.
See "what Webster has"
Soon the golden plovsr.
Where, oh, whore is spring?
Come to the league Organization.
Gentle spring does not "haiI!'
The days are now u hours
long.
Before buying see BARkER's
prices.
The first Sunday in April is
Easter.
Not very good weather for lawn
tennis.
What's become of the jack
rabbits.
The demard for town lots is
growing.
The breaking season is not YET
fairly open.
Well, why may we not have an
artesian we'll?
Quick sales and small profits at
John Norton's.
Travel on the railway is not
very numerous.
Great reduction in prices al
JOHN NoRToN's.
cold Reliable" is expected back
in about a month.
More than half our taxes are
for school purposes. -
Remember that j. NJ. BARKER
is closing out at cost.
The days have grown longer,
and the cold stronger
And still the entsrprising Ds-
kota hen is a gold mine.
We hope to hear more frequently
from our correspondents.
u. NJ. BARKER has some choice
apples at 50. so per barrel. -
John McAllen, of Union town.
ship, was in town Tuesday.
Next Tuesday night is regular
in the Blue Lodge, Masonic.
The Good Templers will! give 8
novel entertainment soon.
John Norton's one price store il
the place to buy goods.
The measles are still roaming
around among our people.
j. SCHACHTE sells choice Gran
berries at 10cts per quart.
The star of empire is liable to
travel southwark this summer.
Buy your maple syrup at J.
SCHACHTE's--$1. 20 per gallon.
"A real estate boom is expected
to strike Day county in the spring.
The inspector visited Gen.
Croker Post G. A. r. last Friday.
Parade Rest" is an order the
militia boys are greatly in love with.
The warm weather is beginn-
ing to interfere with the ice harvest,
| Won't one of our subscriber,
bring us load of hay? We need
one.
Lots of the boys and men Of
Webster are stopping the tobacco
habit.
| We have the toughest lot o.
snow drifts to be found i'll seven
states.
Farmers think they will be able
to do a great deal of seeding IL
March.
We understand an opera house ii
one of the possibilities of the coming
summer.
1 Come to the REPORTER Office
for your chattel mortgage blanks
aud notes.
| Call and look at the lmmens'
stock of John Norton. No trouble
| to show goods.
The Huronite is getting out
boom edition of 200, 900 copies fol
the early spring.
ALI wool imported dress good
worth ninety cents fo- fifty cents a
JOHN NoRToE's.
Webster Rifles will presen
another play before long--a comb
drama in four acts.
The band boys will re-organiz
and prepare to give us some goot
music this summer.
"A Minnesota storm knocked III
out of mail for three days. This /
getting monotinous.
We are again enjoying mai
facilities owing to let Up IN tn
last Minnesota blockade.
Next Tuesday the city election
will take place. Who do you pro
pose to support for mayor.
Why not vote upon the propo
sition to sink an artesian well here
at next Tuesdays election?
Our agriculture! implemen
men are preparing to "get, there,
when the spring time comes.
Great bargains in all depart
ments of my stock.
JOHN NORTON.
1t now looks as If our cit
!. would hsve Commandry OF tn
8 U:.lx no,..,~la, hafora lonU