Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-03-14
Three good living rooms for rent.


Three good living rooms for rent.
O& SNAIL.
Who's your choice for mayor?
DIR. Ross, Dentist-March 20, 81, 22.
Flax for sale at the second elevator.
County warrants sold as high as 95ets
last week.
j.. FuIImer drove up from Waubay
on Tuesday.
Just recelvedl Fresh Buckwheat Flour
at Baxters.
Whats the matter with Geo LAFAYETTE
for city engineer?
Rev. Walton, OF Groton, was a Web
ster visitor Sunday.
Fresh oysters best in the market at the
Palace Meat Market.
L. G. Levoy returned from q trip to
the Black Hills Friday.
Twin girls arrived at the household OF
Lloyd BIOcher this morning.
John Williams and George Terpcna
drove TO Watertown Sunday.
Miss Maude Abbott visited relatives
and friends in Waubay Sunday.
Profits pushed aside and paralizedl
Benjamin x Co, the Furniture dealers.
George II. Baker and J.. f. Chaddock
drove mp from Waubay on Wednesday.
Geo. s. Maynard, OF WaGbay, made a
flying visit to our metropolis on Wednas-
day.
William Ross has been quite sick the
\ past week and has beer confined to the
house.
SGyl Have you tried any of that Corn
fed Beef that Jewell & Englehart are sell
ing now?
Frank Sears announces himself a can
didate for mayor on a Give and let live
platform.
We will trade our Furniture for your
dollars! Come early and get our snap
ping pricesl Benjamin & Co.
Hon Duncan McFarlan, private sec
rotary oil Senator Kyle spent Wednesday
in this city.
Ar Merritt, the genial clerk OF the
Lion Drug Store, spent Sunday at home
in MiIbank.
" Same cbo;no A,x sood Gnr cola % 1ho
Strong & Miller elevator.
p. j. WAGNER, Agent.
End ward, having moved into the old
Barker property.
Thomas A. Douglass, OF Webster, a de-
serving old soldier, has been granted a
pension.-Huronite.
DR.. }. W. Ross, the noted dentist OF
Mlbank, will be at the Commercial on
March 20, 81 and %.
Mr. Joseph Maloney has bought the
residence lately vacated by Mr.. l. W.
Scripture on Third Street.
Kate Giblin returned from Eureka on
Friday, having completed her term of
Shool-teaclIing at that point.
Miss Clara Belts is at home spending a
weeks vacation, the Aberdeen school
having closed for that period.
Clty politics are already on the move
and several candidates are being groom
ed Tor hizzoner and aldermen.
The City Bakery is the place to get a
good lunch hot coffee. sandwiches,
cake, pie, bread, roll, buns, etc. so
hr. and Mrs. William Cass lost their
nttie infant daughter, Wednesday, Mar.
o aged one year and ten months.
Mr.. Tkos LAWYER, OF the End ward, is
receiving considerable mention as a good
man Tor alderman. How's Barkis?
l%hecounty jail is now almost depopu-
dted, There remains only Y. Nioiette
VINO has thirty more days to serve.
lou can tell the difference between
corn led and hay fed beef. Jewell Il En-
sehart have some fine Corn fed Beef.
There was a big crowd in town SatUr-
1aF. Nearly every part oi the county
was represented and business was good.
seed Flax, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Mi!Iet
Iahd pota .ots for sale.
~ JAS PErERsoH K Co.
oierk OF Courts, Atcllison, has rented
ny residence Of Mr.. John Casey. Mr.. C..
'h fenoy to his farm north OF Bristol.
Don't forget you can get lunch at all
Ioafs at the City Bakery. Hot coffee,
fapawiches and other lunch always on
taaAd. 30
= rumored that some OF the Webster
1''ors at Pierre posed rs living pictures