Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-04-18
Bring on the next excitement!

DIIiE Oh tiiC NEAT fAtIbeIiltul!
Buy your Furniture at ''The Fair"
Get your meats at the Star Market.
Sayl What Il hot day Tuesday was!
r. Huntington has Seed Flax for sale.
1t was a close call for Brer' Abbott.
L. G. Leyoy went West this A. NJ,
Wall paper, an elegant line at "The
Fair"
r. LiIley, OF Aberdeen, was in this city
Monday. ....
Lee Paul was up from Waubay last
Saturday.
A secondhand buggy for sale! Inquire
at this officel
Sheriff and Mrs. Rathbun went to And
over yesterday.
l.. g. Levoy was an Aberdeen visitor
visitor last week.
Was yees wild the bies or agin the bies?
Wild 'em o counsel
DR.. Herman, of Waubay, was a Web
ster visitor Monday.
We hear very little about the Russian
thistle in this locality.
"There are Others but none equal to
Benjamin & Co.'S So beds.
W. S. Fuller, q horseman from Iowa,
arrived in this city Monday.
1t is wonderful how many people can
carry water on both shoulders.
Vegetables fresh from the hotbed at
Jewell & Englehart's Meat Market.
Where is the $4,000 and what will be-
com OF the $4,000 are the questions.
Three good living rooms for rent.
SNAIL.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Turner, Sunday morning, the 14th inst.
S. c. Crosby and daughter, of Waubay,
were visiting Webster friends yesterday.
SHEEP MEN-Don't forget that Ross
&Co are agents for Cooper's Sheep Dip.
J. W. Abbott got there in the Second
Ward but it was a pretty tight squeeze
Two thoroughbred Polled-Augus Bulls
for sale! Kramer & 20.
II. l.. Loucks, editor OF the Dakota
Ruralist, has removed to Clear Lake.
Now the slate-making commences.
Who is going to be the city assessor?
Bread for man, cheese for mice,
- n".Crty., fsi,,. -, =, u-t,i p,nn
Auditor Egeland says he is not author
lied to pay bounties on gophers.
This section was visited by a fine rain
Sunday night and Monday.
No extra charge for trimming Wall
Paper at Ross Drug Store.
Win the new mayor now fulfill his
ante-election promises?
Clerk of Courts, Atchison, was an And
over visitor Tuesday.
SEED FLAME. Huntington hassome
fine fax to dispose OF.
Haugen made a great showing for a
three days campaign.
Tuesdays was the hottest election ever
held in Webster.
Mrs. Hattie Wilsey leaves for the Twin
Cities tonight.
At this writing, all is quiet in the
Bloody Third
baby Carriages at very low prices at
'The Fair"
The late rains have put new life into
everything.
Mother, is the battle over? Well /
guess yesl
Fresh Vegetables at the Palace Meat
Market.
The drouth is broken! Now for pros
perity!
Monday was a rainy day, and the
prospects for grain are exceptionally
fine
G.S. Maynard, OF Waubay, was shak-
ing hands with his Webster friends last
Monday.
Remember wa have the finest line oil
cuts lor horse bills OF any office in this
part OF the state,
Mrs. w. A. Abbott and Miss Ruth
uroye up from Waubay, Saturday, and
Visited friends here.
lou can't afford to buy a Baby
'afrlage until you examine the line
carried by "The Fair"
Herb Cornell went out to Pickerei Lake
Yesterday morning to take charge OF the
Aaloney ~liie-saving station.
a great many farmers are doubtful
aoout planting corn on account OF the
sophers destroying the seed.
David Williams attended cour at
aberdeen during the hearing OF Webster
edges mandamus proceedings.
NJ. Rev. Dean II. Mensing came up
feHt SIOuy Fails tn suprlU the Sabbath