Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-29

- Drown was in town Tuesday arf
said he was himself again. but at ON,
ume lie thought the grip had the best O
it. y
wheat ls king; -four the staff of life
Don't get on your high steed but sol
cheap with us. See o. & Smail's fou,
prices.
NO matter how the Pollard-B recken
ridge scandal ends, F. Ross & Co. viii
SUN SHOW you what you want in Wal
Paper.
The wind was quite severe last Friday
night but no serious damage was done
except the blowing down of Handeland's
windmill.
froi. Rock entertained the graduating
class, the members of last wears class
who are attending school and the teach.
ers with a tea, at the Commercial, Fri.
day evening.
The School of instruction for the of.
tcers OF TO. *" which has been meet
ing on Monday nights has been changed
to Wednesday.
over the Garden Wall" would be q
little damp now Up and down and all
around the Wall Paper business is where
F. Ross ( Go. are.
Parties having notices to insert in this
paper should make it a point to hand
them inbyten O'Clock Thursday morning
to insure publication.
Governor Waite is unable to sleep at
night for fear OF assassination. He is
riding in blood up to the bride reins OF
his nightmares.-Ex.
The services in the NJ. E. church on
Easter morning were quite a treat. The
children rendered the program and made
the services a success.
f. d. Harding representing Migirus
Bros. Minneapolis, was in the city Tues
day. He is an old friend Of w. c. Ehlers
whom he paid a visit.
Ii you want Il first class sign Of any
kind, You need not send TO Minneapolis
but call on Mack & Parker and get bet
ter work for less money
Easter Sunday was generally observed
in Webster. The various churches held
interesting and appropriate services
which were well attended.
The Bradley buggy case is not settled
yet. The buggy has 10Y been replevined
by b. Bender and the trial set for next
Friday at one o'clock p. m.
Mrs. d. C. Ingram and children, from
Denver, Col. are visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcmillan and also her
sister, Mrs. Maude Roberts.
Miss Maggie Prendergast returned We'd
nesday evening from Benson, Mimi,
where she has been caring for a sick sis
ter. who is now couvalescent.
1t is not vet decided where Corbett and
Jackson will battle for the championship
but the place for bargains in Wall Paper
il MT the Post Office Drug Store.
FOR SALE-Or will trade for barley or
oats. IA inch new Deal Gang Plow, l
Disc Harrow, / Breaking Plow.
j. w. ARTHUR.
Think OF your front doors! Graining
in Oak, Cherry, Walnut and Mahogany,
il done in q nice and proper style by
Lund & Co. First class work guaranteed.
Webster Lodge A. o. U. W., will give
a free entertainment at the Opera House
on Monday, April 9th. Everybody invl-
ted. We give the program in another
column.
We have a few copies Of our issue OF
February 22nd, containing write-up OF
Webster and Day county, left and II you
wish to send some east, call ut the office
and get them.
Doc. Fish will remove his Great West
to Redfeld-for q consideration. Hair'
Kidd and Fish evidently didn't a up
an entire bill-of-fare at Aberdeen.-Alex-
andria Herald.
Six of the young men about town were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. och-
senreiter to an Easter dinnerlast Sunday
and the boys say that they didn't do u
thing but have a great time.
Mrs, +. Mace, who lived about three