Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-16
Three good living rooms for rent.
0 SNAIL

deputy Postmaster, Bflckner, went TO
Aberdeen to day to take the postal run
on this line for a short time.
Don't allow the sun to take the skin
off your nose when you can buy n bottle
OF Va soline for 5cts at Ross.
Rev. A. w. Hakes, OF K~ampeska, will
occupy the NJ, L pulpit, morning and
evening, next Sunday, May 10.
Strawberries, nice and ripe, at Is cents
per quart, Saturday, at Bakers. Come
early, before they are all gone!
Mrs. Frank Lipinski and children de-
parted Tue sday night for Chicago where
they expect to live in the future.
Ii you are looking for seed flax, you
ca get all you need OF f.. Huntington,
who will sell il at a reasonable price.
W. l.. Mack departed on Saturday OF
last week for Ortonville, where he will
hold down cases for a month or two.
The much talked OF ball game, Work
men VS. Woodmen, failed to come off last
Tu esday and no date has been set as yet.
W. s. Haish is putting up a windmill
and tank at his residence on the hill and
will irrigate his fine garden and lawn.
81 invested in a setting OF Eggs is the
best investment you can make. Hatch
guaranteed.
A. Ross, the Jeweler.
c. III. Compton, alderman from the LIST
ward, has been unable to attend to his
o fficial duties as yet by reason of sick
ness.
Badly" is over OIL q visit from Pier
pont and the average farmer dogs lot is
made a burden as he passes Martins
shop.
Deputy Sheriff, Chaddock, and Geo. II.
Baker drove up from Waubay on Friday
and tarried in Webster during the after
noon.
Prof. Lawyer, julius Sorenson, Ruth
Abbott and Miss Tice drove up from
Waubay last Friday and took in the
dance.
+. H. Russell arrived home Saturday
night from Aberdeen, having concluded
his duties AS Juror in the U S. District
Court.
We will clean out Il stock Of last
years Wall Paper at prices which will
make it to your advantage to call early.
Ross & Go.
Tanned! G q D What? Your com
plexion if you don't get a bottle OF
glycerine cream. Is cents will buy it at
Ross & Co.'S.
Paul Zafft, proprietor of the Worlds
Fair Store at Waubay, was in the city
on Friday. Business matters were the
cause OF tile visit.
Rob Farrar has been keeping house for
himself since Tuesday night, Mrs. F. and
the baby having gone on a short visit to
relatives at Fairfax, Iowa.
Are the little ones going to have "a
party? Il so, you will find the finest line
OF children party stationery ever shown
in Webster at f. Ross 4 Co.'S.
George Terpena has taken possession
of the j. A. Lee homestead, lately pur-
chased from Andrew Sandvig, and has
removed his residence thereto.
Wanted-A correspondent at Strand.
Wanted-A correspondent at Roslyn.
Wanted-A correspondent at Bristol.
Wanted-A correspondent at Andover.
Tomorrow, May II, is the day cele-
brated by the N~orwegians as the ami
versary OF Norway's independence and
answers to the American Fourth OF July.
Excursion tickets to Big Stone Ci.y
and O~rtonville, $3.50 for round trip.
Tickets sold on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, good until the following Tues
day.
WALL PAPERll-Cail and look over
our stock. 1t will not cost you anything
and we will be- glad TO show it, whether
you buy or not.
Ross & Co, Wall Paper Dealers.
Harrison Butler, oil Butler, is quite
sick and has been confined TO his room
for about three weeks. His many friends
in Webster viii anxiously wait for good