Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-08

A mail occasionally would not come
amiss.
Bert Horton OF Sisseten arrived on
the freight Tuesday night.
ID. Z. Tegtmeier gets to the front this
week with a new ad. Read it.
Dan Shields OF Aberdeen was looking
alter business matters in town yesterday.
Ladies, bear in mind that Thursday,
April 10, is millinery opening day at
The Fair.
We have Just received a carload of the
celebrated Baker painted and galvanized
barb wire at 0. & Smairs.
From the looks Of hay meadows it be-
hooves the farmer to reserve "a patch OF
land Tor millet this season.
Chief Landon ran q couple OF fellows
into the coop Tuesday for over indulg-
ence in the cup that inebriates,
G. II. Baker and II. w. Wayland were
up from Waubay Friday as delegates to
the /. o. 0. f. association meeting.
GYPSINE-A superior substitute for
KaIsomine, Alabastine or any other wall
finish on the market. ut ~Peabody's.
Married in this city Friday afternoon,
April 2, 1897, by Rev. Chas. Parsons,
Mr. George Mccartney and Mrs. A.. b.
Cook.
A package of Gypsine will cover twice
the amount OF surface that the the same
number OF pounds ordinary Kalsomine
will cover, For sale at Peabody's.
The household oil Rev. Charles Parsons
are rejoicing over the sale advent oil a
little sou and heir, who arrived Monday.
We congratulate the happy parents.
Rev. FIR. Mensing OF Webster and Rev.
{ FIR. F~resenborg oil Oddena, n. d., have
been guests for a day or two OF Rev. ~.
Wull OF this city.-Grant County Review.
Our stock oil school supplies includes
books, writing tablets, states, pencils,
sponges, crayons, pens, ink, drawing
material, etc. NJ. A. THUL.
A handcar was run down from Bristol
Tuesday carrying as passengers Treasu-
rer Yeager, Will Brokaw, Rem Knapp,
> Ole Akerson and a couple OF travelling
men.
Do you need "a new pair OF shoes :?
We have the latest thing out,-the new
! Coin toe in both ladies and mems shoes,
also in ladies slippers.-The Elevator
. Store.
' Potatoes are cheap at present, but
prospects are that it will do better to
plant them this year than it has for the
last two years. Jas. Peterson 4 Co.
will sell you fine seed cheap.
There should be style and good taste
. in your stationery. In our high grade
stationery t. ere is correct taste and
j, latest STYLE. Call and examine.-M. A.
Tbul.
h Another new boy in town. This time
vi Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawkinson are the
;. happy parents. The little stranger ar
rived Wednesday and, with his mother,
{ is getting along nicely.
d To patronize home industries is an
american principle. Smoke Duke oi
Orleans and Francis 5. Key. These
q brands are made by the Webster cigar
factory.
al Despite the almost impossible condi-
II ton oil the roads the Webster creamery
still keeps doing business Sucli deter
mined efforts on the part OF patronsfs
! sure to make a success OF the enterprise
numbe OF farmers were in town
TUESDAY in expectation OF leasing schoo'
!. Hands, but on count OF the raiiroao
washouts the papers failed to arrive and
!, the leasing was postponed until Aprilli
The familiar countenance OF w. Zeal
n WAS again visible in Webster yesterday
Z after an absence of several months. Ill
has the audacity to accuse the weather
OF causing him to miss his regular trips
Have you commenced to think 0
y gardening? Just go to the Pioneer drut
II store and Mike will show you the mos
P. complete line OF northern grown seed'
YOU ever gazed on, and they are al
h fresh, too.
a Deputy Sheriff Youngs went to fler
~ mont Saturday to serve a warrah. :
insanity on Mrs. William Young IL
a sbrought her as far as Andover ana 30
itTaylor drove up from here and brough
~ the party down Tuesday. She was ef
amiued as to her sanity and allowed
return home in charge oil her husoah
ne under a promise TO leave Day County q
an early date.
Many towns are adopting a tram
ordinance, says an exchange, empowe
;pg the police to work trawps on stree
and other public works, n 1t 10 sald
w nv. lutxnrin0 men 0nDDSe