Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-09

f. Huntington has Seed Flax for sale.
Rumors of a new firm are heard on the
street.
Wall paper, an elegant line at "The
Fair"
Remember the poor fireman tomorrow
night!
Fresh Vegetables at the Palace Meat
Market.
L. W. Bigelow, OF Andover, was in the
city today.
Baby Carriages at very low prices at
The Fair.
Soda water fountains are now in full
blast.
We. have them!-Baby Carriages-at
"The Fair"
The corn agitation last winter is show
ing it's effect now.
Old papers for sale at the REPORTER
AND FARMER Office,
Big catches of fish are daily reported
from Pickerel Lake.
SEED FLAME. Huntington has some
fine fax to dispose of.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sorenson drove to
Bristol on Wednesday.
?. A. Peterson departed for the Twin
Cities on Tuesday evening.
The base ball liar is now running neck
and neck with the fish liar.
No extra charge for trimming Wall
Paper at Ross Drug Store.
Attending the city council meetings is
now the leading recreation.
A wet season means plenty of hail, SO
insure and be on the safe side.
DR.. Evans, of Groton, will deliver the
address here on Memorial Day.
Supper and dance Friday night for the
benefit OF our Fire Department.
Wesley Kading has been sick with
scarletina but is now on the mend.
Vegetables fresh from the hotbed at
Jewell & Englehart's Meat Market.
SHEEP MEN-Don't forget that Ross
4 Co are agents for Cooper's Sheep Dip.
Observation-Disclosures OF an inch of
water fell during the rain Monday night.
Flax Seed, pure and clean, 81. 40 a
bushel at the Bird elevator, J. W. Abbott,
agent.
Woodmen VS.. Workmen base ball game
will be played in costume-Broncho vs..
Goat.
Jewell 4 Engelhart have purchased the
ice supply and business OF Grover &
Kendall.
Plenty OF time to SOW flax up to the
lst Of June. Good seed at the Bagley
elevator.
0. A. A%mundson pays the highest mar
ket price for Hides, Sheep PeIts, CaIiskius
and Furs.
Before the picnic season begins, you
had better select a Hammock OF Ben
iamin 4 Co.
Mr.. J. A. McKibben is again indisposed
and confined to his room but is reported
as improving.
For your Sunday dinner, try some OF
! our fresh vegetables.
jewell & Englehart.
f. ID. Adams. Of Groton, member OF
the State Board OF Regents, was in town
on Saturday.
Richard Huntington, OF Webster, is
visiting friends in the city.-Aberdeen
News of May 6.
Do not clean house until you have in
vested in a package OF bed-bug extermi-
nator at Ross.
Everybody is anticipating a great time
at the 6. A. II. encampment at Webster
July B., A and 5.
One OF the children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wilson, OF the LIST ward, is sick
with scarlet fever.
The finest pasture with great supply OF
water for horses. Horses and colts taken
now. KRAMER & Co.
r. L. Murphy, Of Pierre, representing
carter Bros, was soliciting business in
this city Tuesday.
FOR TRADE-My complete stock OF
Groceries, Tor eggs, at the highest market
price, f. c. Baxter.
Eggs for Matching from great big, fine
Plymouth Rocks.
i. Ross, the Jeweler. :
Henry Ash, one OF the Oldest settlers OF
Day County and a prominent Butlerite,
Was in this city Monday.
Politeness is just like that Hammock
at Benjamin 4 c o's-titey are very pleas
ant aud don't cost much.
A. Il. Swan, oil Andoyer, was here last
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