Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-09-21

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There is an old saw after a good din
ner a good rest, "and to receive Thorough
comfort and enjoyment while proftins
10y 1t get a "Shoe Peg, the best nicklt
cigar on earth.
The ladies of Webster are requested
to call and examine the most complet,
stock of first class millinery ever intro
duced in this vicinity at the Sewers
building Mrs. J. |. FARRAR.
DIR. Peabody returned from a tive
weeks visit to the White City Saturday
lie expresses himself highly pleased
with what he saw. DLTiag his absence
the DR.. visited his parents at Elroy
Wis.
Doc Parker, Chas. Anderson and Chas
Turner took in the State Fair, Grain
Palace and things in Aberdeen Fri,
day. The boys say they had a good
time-guess they did, they looked Iikeit
when they got back.
Having opened Il feed mill, the old
auckland stand opposite Model Mills,
Ne are prepared to grind all kinds Of
feed stutfs on short notice and invite the
patronage of all having work in this line.
GRANGER K H~ARTsoUGH.
Tom Whalen arrived last week and is
looking after some collections. He has
recently joined the army of benedicts,
Mrs. Wbalen accompanied him. The
boys smoked and wished Mr.. and Mrs,
Whalen Iorg life and prosperity.
The members Of the Y. P.S. {. E. gave
a social last evening at the residence oI
DR.. Peabody which was a very delight
full affair, thoroughly enjoyed by the
young people. Fine musical selections
were the features of the evening,
The new firm of Joseph Paul & Co,
have opened an exclusive boot and shoe
store in the Tallackson building. They
have a competent workman in connec
ton ana are prepared to manufacture
boots and shoes to order, also do repair.
ing.
Roy Ostrander has sold his interest in
the Gem pool room and lunch counter to
his partner, DR.. Brooks, who will run
the place in the future, Mr.. OstrandeI
will start for Chicago in a few days, in
which city he expects to make his future
home.
The Vivian De Monte Company APP.
peared at the Grand last night before an
enthusiastic audience. Each member OF
the company is an artist. and those who
were fortunate enough to be in attend
ance enjoyed a rare musical treat-Daily
Huronite, April %.
Mrs. Ferry ana Miss Davidson, who
have been guests of their Lrother-in-law
Andrew Small, during the summer, re.
turned to their home in St. Paul Tues.
day morning. Many Webster friends
regret their departure and hope to enter.
tain them again at some future time.
Mrs. X. 4. Fullmer wishes to announce
TO her friends and customers That her
fall stock of millinery goods have arrived
and will be opened for Inspection Satur.
day, Sept. %, at which time she invites
the ladies to call and see the latest de-
signs IN millinery the market affords.
Mrs. Mattecheck met with a severe
and painful accident. She was standing
in front of Il team which was hitched to
Il wagon loaded with wheat. The horses
became frightened, knocked her down
and run tie load over her. No bones
we're broken, but she was badly bruised.
The Minneapolis Journal was
Knocked clear off his legs,
Because a stanza we had stole
TO ADVERTISE Shoe Pegs"
The Journals pardon VT must beg,
Knowing the charge is true.
But if its force will smoke Shoe Peg.
The theft We VII not rue.
There is u little girl somewhere
or whom his thoughts viii tarry,
She's not the sweetest Of her sex
That girl he did not marry.
She would not listen TO him beg;
So trouble he did borrow
Uutii he got a fine shoe Peg"
And pulled away his sorrow.
l.. Gross returned from the Worlds
Fair Thursday. He says he expected
to see a great show, bnt had not the
least conception of what it was--a man
had better lose several years existence
than miss seeing the Mldway;it Is al
most equal To a visit I % Europe.
Mike Tracy got back from the fair
E.;Iav MIR Trarv SDeut abont two