Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-02
Three good living rooms for rent.

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Saturday.
We have them!-Baby Carriages-at
''The FAIR"
Many Day County farmers planted
corn last week.
The assessors will take the census in
their several districts this year.
Eggs for Matching from great big, fine
Plymouth Rocks.
4. Ross, the Jew.ler.
The late rains We're great for the r.
dens-you can almost hear the truck
! grow.
d. W. Hussong was up from Waubay
Saturday and attended the assessors
meeting.
ID. \. Chapman and family have moved
into the Sorenson residence south OF the
railroad.
Do not clean house until you have in
vested in a package OF bed-bug extermi-
natOr at Ross.
Al Iost and Sylvester Aspen, Of Pier
pont. attended the assessors meeting in
this city Saturday.
Mrs. W. T. Ravens went to Aberdeen,
Wednesday and will visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. w. Campbell.
\ You can't afford to buy a Baby
Carriage until you examine the line
carried by ''The Fair"
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, late from Eng.
went to Milbank Saturday to spend the
Sabbath with friends there.
Judge Adams, OF Aberdeen, was in the
city Tuesday, attending the m%andamus
proceedings before the circuit court.
Ii you are looking for Seed fax you
can get all You need OF Z. Huntington
who will sell them at a reasonable price.
II. II. Potter, of Aberdeen, was here
Tuesday defending the officers OF the
Grand Lodge, A.O.U.W., before thecourt.
The tightest OF pocket-books will open
OF their own accord when they hear of
Benjamin&Co's prices on Baby Carriages.
The appearance OF the front OF JAS.
Peterson & Co.'S hardware store has
been much improved by Il coat OF paint.
We will clean out our stock OF last
years Wall Paper at prices which will
make it to your advantageto call early.
Ross 4 Co.
Mr.. L. G. Brickner arrived in Webster
this morning. He was summoned FROM
st. Paul on account OF the sickness of his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gfroerer, OF Andover,
arrived in town Sunday night and have
been making Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Rathbun
q VISIT.
Mrs. II. 4. Peabody returned from an
extended visit east Wednesday morning.
The Illness OF her son Clare FASTENED her
return.
The date OF the Firemen supper and
festival is May 10, ono week from to-
morrow.
r. W. Parliman went to Aberdeen last
Friday after some deposition in connect
ion with the A. O. t. w. mandamus pro-
ceedings.
The beef supply is reported short all
over the country and it is hard for local
dealers to secure suitable stock to supply
their trade.
. Tanned G. g D What? Your COM
plexion ii you don't get "a bottle OF
glycerine cream. 10 cents will buy it at
Ross & Cos.
Ye editor and j. IL. Mccoy spent a
couple OF days last week fishing at Pick
erel Lake. They made a big catch
caught cold.
+. L. Granger, court s~tenographer,
came up from Aberdeen Monday night
to take the testimony in the Workman
case Tuesday.
81 invested in a setting OF Eggs Is the
best investment you a make. Hatch
guaranteed.
4. Ross, the Jeweler.
Street Commissioners (?l Hart is get
ting quite n reputation us an attorney
his forte seems to be III prosecuting
criminal cases.
II. W. Schien came up from Montevideo
Sunday and will remain for Il few weeks
visit. His many friends are glad to wei
come him back.
Carpets and Curtains are now occupy
ing the attention OF prudent house-keep-
ers who are making delightful purchases
at Benjamin 4 Cos
'Dick" Williams, OF IAangford, Grand
Trustee OF the A.O.U.W, of the Dakotas,
was a witness and interested spectator
| at the trial Tuesday.