Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-09-14

We need ram
rook after the chimney.
r;oo fruits at Dickensons'
r;u,a 10 make that fire guard.
rbrosbing Is we'll under way
u~oodoua1ters for fruit at Baxters.
cotoE. w. Small for your posts
.oId watermelons at BaXters'
" EDITOR is on the sick list this week
rSo crics Of wheat is steadily going
And still the new threshing outfits 90
out.
Soon be time to commerce fixing for
winter.
success.
Fine, new crop, California honey at
Bakers.
For watches clocks and iewelry go to
CMalmberg!
local news is about as scarce as dol
lars and sugar
Crab Apples! Crab Apples!! Grab APP
ples!!! at Baxter's.
Go to c MaImberg's for clocks before
pnrchasiug elsewhere!
When will you go to the World faIf'
+hpSe DAYS.
Where? oh where? is that new Il
and echo answers, where.
Very little wheat is being Sold 1t Is
being stored for better prices.
Afnu line of school blanks Will be
onnd at this office ut all times.
Hon. C. w. Stafford was in the city
Thursday and paid us a pleasant call
Parties desiring real estate loans VIII
do well TO call on E. Huntington. 3Itt.
Hon. John w. Bell, of MiIbank, was
ransacting business in this burg Tues
day.
lust opened-a barrel of money to loan
on real estate. Enquire of Z. Hunting
Tan Stiff.
lfyou want to be identified with the
best town in these parts come 10 "eo-
ster;
Chapman Bros have erected a hand
some new barber pole in front OF thel'
shop.
sc. Swayne made q trip to Plerpon'
Tuesday morning on professional bus'
ness.
We carry a large line of Roger Bros
alyerware. Buy 10 other. Ross the
JeYeler.
Judge CampLeiIs Webster friend.
we're delighted by his pre- -ence amonA
them Sunday.
L 5. Lyon, principal of the 'Gro'or
school, was shaking hands with He0ste
friends Tuesday.
Fruit is considered most healthful this
hot weather. Baxter keeps a fine assert
ment at all times.
The sugar famine has struck Webster
There is the greatest lack OF s"eethss
We ever experienced.
Our grain buyers say with one hccoi'
that the quality of the grain this year
superior 20 that of last.
John Croal, formerly of this place, uoS
editor of the Revillo Courant: was her
over Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Philips and daughter Stella, o
Condee, are visiting the lsdy's brother
Judge Cowan, and family, of this city.
Mrs. L. J. Dyke went up to AndoVe
Friday and remained over Sunday wit
her parents and friends. The chiidrei
accompanied her.
The Minneapolis exposition has open
ed with a larger attendance than wa
expected, which la very encouraging t
me management.
Richard Goer was down town shakin
hands with his friends Tuesday. ii
looks a little peaked vet, but will be hir
sell again shortly.
WI +. Strock and wife departed SUI
gay night for the east. They will n
nam a month visiting the fair and thel
nd home and friends.
Andrew Small accompanied his daugt
Vfs Irene and Bessie to Sioux Fall
where they will attend All Saints schoo
ihey departed Tuesday evening.
ohlioh's Cure, the great cough an
e'oup cure, is in great demand. Pock'
e.1e contains twenty-five doses only 2
ohiiaren love il. Sold by druggists.
me infant son of Martin Johnse
u'eu saturday. The funeral occurr'
tuesday. Many are the expressions
sympathy for the afflicted parents