Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-03-25

cheap, Any kind you want.
o.. SNAIL.
Inc commercial travelling fraternity
vas represented in town today by
walter Jacobs and Charley Crow.
Diamond Paste is put up in the most
convenient shape and is all right. You
can lind it at the Pioneer drug store.
Don't forget when you want a good
smoke, call for a Duke OF Orleans. Ii o
want a better one, get a Francis S. Kew,
Born, Tuesday, March 23rd, to Mr..
and Mrs. c. p. Spriestersbach, a son.
Mother and child are reported as getting
along nicely.
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.
The Duke OF Orleans is in our midst
and a pleasant, agreeable companion it
is. Deposit five cents with your cigar
dealer and see for yourself.
This afternoons freight brought 5000
' pounds OF groceries for the Elevator
store, and they are again fully stocked
in this line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bindero OF Wheat
land township, are rejoicing over the
safe arrival OF a bouncing baby
boy at their home on Sunday, March Ia.
A great rush was made Monday morn
ing for Minneapolis papers containing
an account of the prize fight. All hands
are o posted as to how it Ia done.
Don't try to write with blueing or in
ferior ink but go to Mike THUS Pioneer
drug store and get some OF the celebrat-
ed Diamond Ink.-the best on earth.
7. NJ. LOOMS arrived Wednesday eve
ming from Pierre. 1t only took him two
weeks to make the trip, which is rapid
travelling at this time of the year,
b. Halvorsen, OF Webster, S. d., visit
ed wei Sunday with his daughter Miss
Anna Halvorsen, who is attending
| school here.-Sisseton Inter-Empire.
Mrs. VIM. T. Ravens received a des-
patch today conveying the sad intelli-
gence of the death of her mother, Mrs.
Julia Ransom, OF Dodge Center, MINI.
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.
Register Knott, Treasurer Yeager and
Druggist Finley Ross went to Bristol
Wednesday for t purpose OF apprais-
ing the drug stock OF the late Jacob
Engler.
The rotary plow reached herefrom the
west today ct noon and is at present
working eastward. Ii it has no bad
luck the road will be open tomorrow
and by Saturday trains will again be
running.
Street Commissioner Landon put u
force If men to work last week opening
the cutters ard runways. The work was
especially well done and will go a great
WAYS towards carrying off the melted
snow without flooding.
Bob Taylor got back from Summit
Tuesday evening laden with mail. BOD
tells a good story OF how he had to haul
| the mail sacks aud grips on a wheel
harrow three miles to the hand car. BOD
WAS in the shafts and mad Joe Parker
and Doc Herman as a lead team.
Willard James, formerly oil this citS,
has taken possession under "a five year
lease OF the railroad eating house az
| Monteyideo, MINI. Websterites Journey
;no down the line can rest assured oil a
warm welcome and h%ospitable treat
ment when they call on Landlord james,
Tim LOOMS, OF Webster, ex-privaoe
secretary to Ex-Governor Sheldon, ar
rived this morning from Wolsey, where
he was snowbound for several days. ana
has been visiting with friends ana
ocouaintances here today.-ADerdeeh
News, 18th inst.
L. G. Levoy, John Arthur, /. a. Nye
and Emil Meyer, all OF Webster, arrived
from the east on the "Wednesday AFTER
noon passenger and tarried over nign'
at the st. Hubert, starting west tnis
Thursday morning on the ro'a'
| Grant County Review.
Walter J. Casson drove over from
Butler Monday. He left at TINS ONCE
some sample ears OF flint corn OIL MS o~.
raising. which are equal in length ana
quality to the best productions oil iowa
or any other corn country. FARMERS !"
need OF seed corn will do well 20 ords'
from Mr.. Casson.
Frank Sears arrived from Webster
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