Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
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Hay on Subscription!
Some flax is being resown.
The Idaho fever is s~ubsiding.
Buy your furniture at THE Fair"
Fresh Vegetables at the Palace Meat
Market.
Albert Hintz was a LangGord visitor
this week,
We have them!-Baby C~arriages-at
1.-THE Fair"
The new firm will have their opening
about June /.
Postmaster Butler, OF Butler, was in
the city Monday.
Our odds and ends go for fifty per cent
off.-Kramer & Co.
The latest trust-White Horse Livery
Company, Limited.
j. W. Arthur has accepted a position
on the Herald staff.
Don't fail to attend the Memorial Day
exercises in Webster.
Capt. l.. G. Ochsenreiter was a Water
town visitor this week.
David Williams started for North Da-
kota, Wednesday night.
Martin Christianson, OF Bristol, was a
Webster visitor yesterday.
Baseball tomorrow-Webster VS.. Bris-
toll at the latter's grounds.
SAY, you Bicycle Ridersl Kramer &
Co. have some fine Sweaters.
Don't forget that Benjamin & Co. have
a nice line OF Baby Carriages.
Vegetables fresh from the hotbed at
Jewell 4 Englehart's Meat Market.
Dan Hickman took a fall out OF the
Workman broncho last Monday night,
No matter how good your -four is, you
won't objectto better, try Dwights Flour.
Eggs for Matching from great big, fine
Plymouth Rocks. \. Ross, the JeweIer.
The Russian thistle seems to have sur
vived the frost and is thriving wonder
fully.
For your Sunday dinner, try some of
our fresh vegetables.
... Jewell & EngIehart.
W. G. Warner vas fishing yesterday at
Enemy Swim and brought back about
thirty fine fish.
The finest pasture with great supply OF
water for horses. Horses and colts taken
now. KRAMER & Co.
Ice Cream and Strawberries Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings ut Brighams
neat little parlor. Al
Mrs. viii Knott, OF Bristol, was visit
ing Webster friends Tuesday, the guest
of Miss Ella Bush.
L. w. Small goes to Jordan, Mimi,
this evening for a short. visit with his
bro Their and sister.
FOR TRADE-My complete stock OF
Groceries, for eggs, at the highest market
price, L. C. Baxter.
Mrs. J. S. Titus and Mrs. w. l.. LAWYER
drove to Waubay yesterday aud made
their parents a visit.
r. W. Parliman and Joseph Maloney
drove to Browns Valley last Monday on
professional business.
You can't afford to buy a Baby
Carriage until you examine the line
carried by "The Fair"
Miss II. VI. Stone, of Fairwater, Wis.,,
is making her old friend, Mrs. Joseph
Engelhart, a short visit.
Sample copies of the REPORTER y
FARMER and New York Tribune may be
had on application at this Office.
G, D. Peterson and d. b. Compton put
in a couple OF days this week fishing at
Enemy Swim and report poor luck.
81 invested in a setting oi Eggs is the
best Investment you can make. Hatch
guaranteed. A. Ross, the Jeweler.
Rev. +. II. j. Walton held Epscopal !
service both in the morning and evening
OF last Sunday, in st, Mary's Church in
this city,
The kids about town have the bib
overalls craze and the school ground
at noon or recess Is filed with the little
boys In blue.
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yey some OF Uncle Sans domain ont in
Idaho. He thinks he will have about
iour months work.
Baby Carriages at very low prices ut
'.The Fair
Gun Clothing IL the very cheapest in
Day County.-knlmer & Co.