Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-18

OF Wall Paper whether you buy or not.
F. Ross & Co.
Despite the sever weather, the Web
ster creamery has kept running right
along.
Don't fail to remember that the Pion-
Ger drug store has a nice line OF tablets
and other writing material.
Will Leonard OF Britton arrived in this
city yesterday on his way home from
the east.
Diamond Paste is put up in the most
convenient shape and is all right. You
a find it at the Pioneer drug store.
C. b. Unumb, I. o. Unseth, and Chas.
DUEL of Bristol we're Webster visitors
Tuesday.
The most complete line OF toilet soaps
and toilet accessories in the city can be
found at THUS Pioneer drugstore.
Snowballing was INDUCED in to an
alarming extent Ito the Pedestrian on
Main st. Tuesday.
Take your razor to the Pioneer barber
shop and get it fixed up. G. c. Chapman
will put ii in fine shape for a triie.
Will Bates went down to Waubay last
| week for some butter tubs and some
salt for the creamery.
No. / SHELLED CORNING have a
few bushels left for sale at 80 cents per
bushel. Siglinger & Wickre.
A cent o yard on calico isn't much,
but it is worth saving these hard times.
Go to the Elevator Store.
1t is estimated that the warm weather
of the past three days has settled the
snow from one-third to a half.
Some people here think that if it keeps
on showing and blowing for a few weeks
more, we will have a late spring.
Will Brokaw aud one OF the Meuer
boys drove in from Bristol Tuesday with
Joe Parker and a big load OF trunks.
Col. Abbott dropped in this morning
and informed us hat today is the 142nd
day OF sleighing we have had this season.
Don't forget when you want a good
smoke, call for a Duke OF Orleans. Ii you
want "a better one, get a Francis 5. Key.
Are you going To build this spring =?
Ii SO, it will be to your interest to figure
with the Elevator Store on nails and
hardware.
Our stock OF Wall Paper rs entirely
new. No remnants OF old paper. Our
prices run from 10cts. a double roll up.
F. Ross & Co.
Fred Russell is an agriculturist and is
authority on barren soil but Ed. Taylor
gives him pointers on fertllizing, at least
we are SO informed.
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.
6. ID. Peterson returned from his trip
east by the stage last Sunday. He re-
ports a very interesting trip, especially
from Miibank home.
Eastern exchanges report the worst
storm ii tue season with the biggest
snowfall last Thursday, the 18th inst.
W. missed it here for some unacrount-
able reason.
Don't Try to write with blu.ing or in
ferior ink but go to Mike Thul's Pioneer
drug store and get some OF the celebrat-
ed Diamond Ink.--the best on earth.
On account oy the continued blockade,
the annual meeting of the state dairy
association was postponed for two
weeks. the new dates baing March 23-4-5.
Do you need a new pair oil shoes Z
We have the latest thing out,-the new
Coin toe in both ladies and mems shoes,
al.o in ladies' siippers-Tha Elevator
Store.
The Minneapolis Progress OF Feb. %
in mentioning an entertainment given
at the IIennepin VI Z. church, says:
"Miss Kramer posscsses a fine voice
ana ..,ta.., ........&. AID -. gogn ,bt.)'-
out was highly creditable. Her first
selection was a clever description OF "a
violin lesson, aud the second a bright
dialogue by "Jim" apd his sweetheart
which unite c~aptivated the audidnce."