Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-04-27

the celebrated Legal TENDER
Wall paper, all new. a larger and inner
assortment than ever. F. Ross & Co
No trouble to show our samples of
wall paper. F. Ross & Co.
Parties desiring real estate loans will
do well to call on E. Huntington. sItf.
Just opened-a barrel of money to loan
on real estate. Enquire of E. Hunting.
ton. 3Itf
A. A. Sandvig returned from a business
trip to Big Stone county, Minnesota
Sunday morning.
All parties thinking of buying wall
paper will do well to look we the sam
pies at F, Ross & Cos. m304w
Mr.. Thomas Brigham returned home
last Thursday and, we are rejoiced to
say, is restored to health.
DR.. J. L. Harris has been re-appointed
superintendent of the board Of health
for Day county for the ensuing year.
If you have any buildings to move,
large or small, call on or address
w. 9. KENDALL, Webster, 6. ID.
+. Ross & Co are agents for the Anglo
American Horse and Cattle food, best
ana cheapest condition powder in the
world.
f. G. eau is now the proprietor Of a
fine Shire stallion purchased last week
Of Central Iowa Horse Importing Com
pany.
We have the best lire of cuts for
horse bills Of any Office in this part of
the state. Bring in your work, we can
satisfy you.
We have a letter from Iowa convey
ing the information that Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Barker alP exulting in the birth of
q bouncing boy.
You should not think Of sending the
editor spring poetry without enclosing
a check and the names of Il few new
subscribers as an atonement.
Attorney Parliman has purchased the
schachte property on the corner of
Third street and Second venue and viii
occupy the same after May LIST,
The citizens OF the east side of town
ere patiently awaiting for the city mar
shall to exert himself on the big lake.
This lake needs immediate attention.
A large amount of work is necessary
on the roads leading to Webster, be-
fore they are in any shape to haul on,
and it can not be commenced too Don
PeabOdy's Drug Store sports a fine new
two story show case of antique oak.
Ii reflects credit alike on the institution
and the architect, Mr.. HaGs Tallackson
As an indication of the rush this way
the scarcity of dwelling houses or even
rooms is IL strougobjsct lesson. Not a sim
gle place in the whole town to be had
and still.thev come-settlers.
Arbor day was not all that could be
desired rs for weather. Most Of the
tree planting was done in the stove.
This will be a great year for trees never
theless and we should all plant one.
The many friends here of Frank Nye
will regret to learn that he intends leav-
ing Laugford on Monday next, having
accepted a position in John Norton's
store at Wehster,-LangfoFd Bugle.
Mrs. Melville has thoroughly mastered
the scotch and German dialects, and her
lmpersonations are as widely ranged
and ~marvelously real as they are grace
full and charming.-Fargo Daily Argus.
Patterson, a son of Hon. Geo. Patter-
son. member of county board, is suffer
ing with a lacerated finger caused by
SHINING into a feed mill. No more than
the partial loss of a inger is anticipated.
The Webster cigar factory is meet
ing with warranted success with their
cigar Legal Tender" It's superior quail
ties meet with the approval oil most
lovers of the narcotic weed, have YOU
tried it?
Mike Tuhl was running up ana down
the street Monday with a joint OF stove
nina under his arm, but Mike Is to be
excused as coming from a cold city like
Minneapolis he did not know this is
spring.
The huinblest can do something 10
maketbe local paper interesting. II you
can't be a deiaulting bank cashier you
can at least step on a banana peel ana
snrain you ear or come in and tell us OF
some one who did.
We see by the Madison Leader that
A. !. Ross has made a contract with the
citv of Madison for a 1900 TOO well. A.
7. expects to be through here in a short
time and will doubtless remove the
machinery here to that place.
G Fl. Maxwell. of the Central Iowa
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