Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-03-22
HOME HAPPENINGS.

HOME HAPPENINGS.
Cold Monday.
Soft Saturday.
This is spring.
Not long till Easter.
-aI!uS III lonI foo AoIH'
The snow is rapidly disappear
ing.
Mrs. s. G. Chapman is serious
ly i'll.
Before buying see BARKER;
prices.
The snow lies cold on the
hill sides.
Teachers Institute first weel
in April.
Winter is lingering in the lar
Of spring.
lis this spring? This is con-
undrum.
Business is beginning to look
up little.
Hungarian Millet seed at the
Farmers Bazaar.
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.
Get ready for the wild goose
and duck business.
-Remsmber that j. M. BARKER
is closing out at cost.
John Norton's one price store is
the place to buy goods.
Cash clearing out sale of furni-
ture at BENJAMIN Bros.
j. SoHACHTE sells choice cram
berries at 10cts per quart.
The militia boys were out Sat
urday enjoying a target shoot.
The republican league club was
fully organized last Saturday.
Buy your maple syrup at J.
ScHAcHTE's-s1.2o per gallon.
Ed. Small says the weather
caught bad cold Sunday night.
Grass, farm and garden seeds in
any quantity at the Blue Front
We have some good work hors-
es for sale. DAY Co. BANK.
-Messrs. Haven and Orr brought
in two cars OF fine horses last week.
III. 0. Frank proposes that
eur people shant be without wood.
BE careful of the barb wire
fence-go slow, and keep out of the
mud.
Mrs. Geo. Sharretts has gone
to California for the benefit of her
health.
Buy your seed at the old rclia-
BILE dealers, Levoy & Co., at the
Blue Front.
Call and look at the immense
stock Of John Norton. No trouble
to show goods.
You can get anything you want
in the way of horse flesh in Web
ster at present.
All wool imported dress goods
worth ninety cents for fifty cents at
JOHN NoRToN's.
Golden Hungarian Millet seed,
best in the market, OH sale at the
Farmers Bazaar.
j. P. Sheldon, of Ashton, ar
rived last week with car load OF
good work horses.
What, seeds grown in Dakota:
See Levoy & Co.'S. new advertise
ment in this issue.
Our mill fue is still "stubbin"
it. but is soon expected to put on
camp meetin' airs.
Great bargains in all depart
ments of my stock.
JOHN NORTON.
We mean it when we say we
are selling furniture at . 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.
Some of our citizens are al,
ready pntting in garden, while
others are making one-in Their
minds.
Joe Stariha has rented rooms
over Peterson's drug store and pro
poses to live under his own vine
and fig tree in the future.
Quite q number of the boy.
are getting their eye teeth cut OF
"hoss trades" He who plays will
the fire must expect to get burned
w. G, Dickinson has gone cas-
land south on business trip, Ill
will visit the lumber regions of Ar
kansas and Wisconsin before h
returns.
II. J. Hanson and wife returned
Yesterday in response to q telegram
that their daughter was sick. Boil
are looking as if their trip haC
done them good.
Special communication Of Co
lteau Lodge 81, A. F. & A NJ. OF
Saturday evening of this week TO
work in the 81 degree. All NJ. M
in good standing cordially invited
Mrs. j. A. Lee and family ac
companied with the father ant
mother of J. A. Lee, arrived HON,
on Friday evening last. J. A. j
expected back on every train.