Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29

W leg UHIelef \.
floyd Taylor departed for Minneapo-
lis Tuesday night for a short yisit-at
least he said that's where he was going.
We will be glad to show our samples
OF Wall Paper whether you buy or not.
F. Ross & Co.
AL. farnsworth, formerly a North
Websterite but now OF Dell RAPIDS.
dropped in on his friends here this a. m,
Don't forget to call and see samples at
..@@e Star before aas.;ng your picture
taken elsewhere.
!. ID. Hash will erect a new fire-proof
warehouse 60x40 feet with 20 foot posts
as soon as he can get the material here.
Complete fishing outfits-rods, reels,
hooks, flies, lines, sinkers, hoats-at the
Pioneer drugstore.
John w. Arthur has been drawn as a
Juror for the May term OF the u. S. Dis
trict Court which conYenes in Aberdeen
May4.
IL you wish to seesomething handsome
in the way OF Silks for Waist Patterns.
go to II. G. Tegtmeier's.
Prof. H.J. Rock went to Waubay
Saturday, where he delivered an Irish
Grafton" at the Irish entertainment at
the school house.
Flayoring extracts-a complete line OF
the different ~iavors, purity guaranteed,
at THUS Pioneer drag store.
Wesley Cook departed this morning
Tor Doland to make his parents a short
visit. He expects to return the last OF
the week.
Horsemen should bear in mind the
fact that the Reporter has the best line
OF horse cuts in the northwest.
A. 5. Dean OF Chicago, representing
the Michigan Stove Co.'S Garland stoves
and ranges, was looking after business
in Webster Saturday.
Take your razor to the Pioneer barber
shop and get it fixed up. CT {. Chapman
will put IL in fine shape for a trife-
Ii the party who borrowed our copy OF
session laws OF '97 will return same he
will confer a favor on the constitutional
lawyer OF this concern.
GYPSINE-A superior substitute for
Kalsomine, Alabastine or any otherwall
finish on the market. At Peabody's.
Jas. Rathbun has purchased the east
elevator and will fix it up in a frst-class
manner to receive wheat next falL.-
Andover Gazette.
For sale, on reasonable terms, nay
residence property in the second ward.
M. ID. CANDY
A.C.Fox OF Topeka, Kansas, a nephew
of Ed. G.. Warner, arrived last week and
has accepted "a position in the Elevator
Store.
Our stock OF school supplies includes
books, writing tablets, states, pencils
sponges, crayons, pens, ink, drawing
material, etc. Nj. A. THUL..
Peabody's Drug Store is turned over
to the painters this week. The DR.. hopes
to be able to retain o controlling interest
in the business.
FOR SALE-A car load OF young
horses, from five to seven years old and
weighing about 1900 pounds each.
David Williams.
Dena Peterson was ~adiudged insane
by the examining board Tuesday. The
authorities at the asylum have been
notified to send an attendant for her.
The Duke OF Orleans is IN our midst
and a pleasant, agreeable companion it
is. Deposit five cents with your cigar
dealer and gee for yourself.
The township assessors met with the
county commissioners Saturday and re-
ceiyed their books, directions, etc., pre-
paratory to beginning work May LIST.
The Latest FAD-Your wife, baby or
your best girls photo Oh a lapel button.
Call aud see samples and leave your
orders at Ross the jewelers..
VIII Hash has blossomed out into a
painter and decorator. He is fixing up
an Office in the old fire building,-lst
door south OF Sigiinger 4 Wickre's.
A a oil the famous Britton flour just
arrived
Paragon, per sack, $1.1O
Crown Prince, LOO
at the Elevator store.
W. G. Warner is again holding down
n bench in the Webster cigar factory.
It looks natural as life to see Willie Guy
screving up smokes and hear him tell
what a nice job he can do.
The ladies OF Webster and vicinity are
invited to call and inspect the trimmed
hass at H. C. Tegtmeier's store before
purchasing elsewhere.
/ MISS +. @. MONTY.
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