Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-01-21

IF. flfsor, n OF the leading pop
ullsts OF Day County, came down from
Webster yesterday.-Pierre State REQ
lister, oh inst.
street Commissioners Landon had to
put his force of men again at work
Monday cleaning snow from the cross
lngs around town.
Dom Try to write with blueing or in.
Terror ink but go TO Mike THUS Pioneer
drug store and get some OF the ceIebrat.
ed Diamond Ink.-the best on earth.
Prof. r.. s. Gleason, representative o.
the American Book Co., was in the city
Friday, calling on those interested IN
educational work.
Attorneys j. II. Mccoy and X. w. Par
Imam returned last night from Britton,
where they had been in attendance on a
term OF circuit court.
Our buckwheat flour is bought direct
from the York mills at Portage, Wis
and is guaranteed absolutely pure. 3cte
per pound at the Elevator Store.
Miss Mabel Alley departed Wednesday
night on her return journey to Sioux
Falls to resume her studies at AllSaints.
She went by way OF Granite Falls.
A number of farmers with teams wise
~ remained in town Saturday night in
preference to risking the drive home in
the raging storm,
VIM Fenelon arrived home from his
Minneapolis trip Saturday morning. He
was accompanied by his cousin, Henry
Crosse OF Minneapolis.
DR.. Freeborn, the celebrated specialist,
will be at the Commercial Jan. 1926,
prepared to scientifically treat all dis
eases OF eve, ear, o = and throat.
S. i. French OF Webster was in town
this week, looking after his lumber bust
ness here. We acknowledge "a call and "A
subscription to the Globe.-Bradley
Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Baker and Mrs.
VIM. Abbott drove up from Waubay
Saturday, but were prevented by the
blizzard from making the return trip
until Monday morning.
John E. Haugen, our genial druggist,
received a short call yesterday between
trains from his brother, II. E. Haugen OF
Webster, who passed through on his
way to Brookings.-Bryaut Post.
Chief Landon brought out the road
grader Wednesday aud tried levelling
the snow banks with it, but owing to
the sinking of the wheels in the soft
spots, the experiment was a failure.
John q. Johnson of Liberty township
vas brought TO town Tuesday for med
ical treatment. He is suffering from a
Sc we're attack OF facial paral. sis, the en-
tire left side OF his face being badly
affected.
Nels Johnson, the genial representa-
tire OF the Plano Co., is undergoing a
course OF treatment at the celebrated
sanitarium, Battle Creek, Mich. A letter
from him reports marked improvement
in health,
Nick Schmitt viii deliver pure spring
water to any part OF the city for 2Octs
a barrel or 81 n tank. Barrels will b.
filed every Tuesday and Friday tank
and cisterns filed at any time. Leave
orders ut this Office.
DIED-On Sunday, the 18th inst, OF
acute tonsilitis, Annie L, infant daught
err OF Mr.. and Mrs. julius Flagstad. The
funeral services were held on Monday al
the house and at the Nor. Luth. church,
Rev. Hammer conducting.
The Waubay Roller Mill Company If
still doing business and liz ready to taxi
IN your grist aud give you back all your
sacks and 80 pounds of straight -four.
10 pounds OF bran and 4 OF shorts for
every bushel OF wheat you bring.
We see by the Minneapolis Tribune OF
Jan. s that Julius Sorenson is again
wanted for embezzlernent. He was ex-
press agent at Grand Harbor, Nd, and
disappeared along with a package oil
5000, after being in the office less than
q day.--Waubay Clipper.
A most beautiful phenomena in con-
nection with the moon was observed
Sunday night. A perfect ring encircled
fair Luna with a cross OF light blazed
across the interior of the circle. Outside
of this ring another was formed, the en-
tire display forming an enchanting and
wonderful sight.