Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
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Try u best oil grain pillow shoe OF
81 20 per pair at the Elevator Store.
The Sisseton Indians are now receiving
their annual payment. Through the ef-
iortS OF the press, the amount paid to
each one will be S34 so instead OF 50, as
originally intended. =
"Coca-cola" will cure headache. dys-
pepsla, nervousness, and insomnia.
Delicious and refreshing. Found only at
NJ. A.. THUS Pioneer drugstore at ) cts
per glass.
Elmer Hutchinson and wife started on
Wednesday evening Tor Galesvillo, Wis.
where Mrs. Hutchinson viii receive treat
ment from a specialist for nervous
troubles.
I Have you tried a KoIa Phos? 4 re-
ireshing and invigorating beverage,
highly recommended for insomnia and
nervousness. Only Gets. a glass at Pea
body's soda fountain.
Miss Efie Billings departed Tuesday
morning for her home at L~eavenworth
Kan. After a short visit there she will
proceed to New Mexico to spend her
vacation with her brother.
A full case OF dotted Swiss curtain lace
at the Elevator Store.
A number OF Waubay people took in
the commencement exercises Thursday
night, among whom were Mrs. George
Baker, Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Herman, Mrs.
Rexford and niece and Prof. Lawyer.
Go to Z. w. Small for estimates on
lumber bills.
Rev. kielas took his wife to Minneap-
oils Thursday night for treatment. Mrs.
kielas had a severe attack of typhoid
fever, during its prevalence last fall and
never fully recovered from the effects.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Call at this office.
The thanks OF Gen. Croker Post is
hereby rendered to r. W. ParIiman, E.W.
Taylor, the W.. r. c., the quartette who
furnished music, and all who so kindly
assisted the Post in the Memorial SER
vices on May 80, 1896.
A six year old daughter OF Anton NJ.
Olson, who resides on the reservation,
had a severe fall, Friday, breaking her
arm above the elbow. The little sufferer
was brought to town and the fracture
attended to by DR.. Peabody.
The time of regular meetings of Gen.
Croker Post will be on the 18th day OF
each month, except when the 18th comes
on Sunday, in which case the meeting
will be held on the Monday following.
ii. w. nv LEE, COH.
DR.. Brooks and family returned Tues
day from a two weeks visit to friends i'll
McCook Co. The trip was made over
land, and Doc reports a pleasant journey
and the crop outlook as bright in every
locality through which they passed.
DR.. Z. w, Dickinson, OF st. Louis, was
in the city Tuesday looking the situation
over with a view to location. The DR.. it
is understood, finally determined to To-
cate, with his office at the Lion Drug
Store, and will return in the near future.
Mr.. Dyke, OF j. +. Kelley's blank house
at Webster, was in town Wednesday i'll
the interests OF that establishment. Mr..
DYKE is on the road in John Arthur's
place, the latter having assumed the
management of the Reporter and Farm
err, of Webster. Bangor Record, 15thult.
viii Williams was driving a team
hitched to "a harrow, Tuesday, on his
brothers farm south OF town, when the
harness on a mule slipped down, and as
Willie undertook to replace it, the mule
kicked the lad clean over the harrow,
breaking his left arm just above the
wrist. DIR. Peabody reduced the fracture.
Commissioner Philbrook laid upon our
table, Tuesday, Il potato which was
plowed out the day previous on David
Williams farm North OF town, which
after its winters soiourn in the ground,
is in perfect condition, firm and sound,
commencing to sprout. And yet
they talk ofDakota being acoldcountry.
The residence OF Chas. Canning south
the track was entered hy burgiarslast
Saturday night. Entrance was effected
by prying open a rear window with an
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