Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-05-06

49, NoboNS ~
The Masonic fraternity OF Aberdeen
mas very gracefully rendered, unsolicited,
the use OF their beautiful temple 10 the
LOO.F. grand lodge for their annual
meeting which occurs May 1S-19-20.
For sale, on reasonable terms. my
residence property in the second ward.
NJ. ID. CANDY.
The bicycle season has opened andnew
wheels are arriving almost daily. The
roads are in excellent condition and
the local enthusiasts are getting them
selves in trim to lower a few records.
Our stockof school supplies includes
books, writing tablets, states, pencils
sponges, crayons, pens, ink, drawing
material etc. NJ. A. THUL.
Z. H.. Bradford OF Lake Preston came
in from Andoyer Tuesday night. He is
up looking after some business interests
and renewing his acquaintance with
Day County friends, and is the same old
Brad" as OF yore.
A package OF Gypsine will cover twice
the amount OF surface that the the same
number OF pounds. ordinary KaIsomine
will cover, For sale at Peabody's.
J. W. Arthur, J. II. Mccoy and David
Williams, three prominent citizens OF
Webster took breakfast at the Grand
Central yesterday morning while their
train was delayed by repair work at the
river. -Groton Independent.
4 ear Of the famous Brittou -four Just
arrived
Paragon, per sack, S1.10
Crown Prince, " 4" LOO
at the Elevator store.
This office is in receipt OF General Or
ders No. l OF Col. Il. A. Baker command
ing the Western Veterans Association
in which he announces that the third
annual encampment OF the association
will he held at Big Stone lake June Sill.
The ladies of Webster and vicinity are
invited to call and inspect the trimmed
hats at H. G. Tegtmeier's store before
purchasing elsewhere.
Miss E. C. Monty.
The Masonic Temple has gone through
the hands OF the painters and presents
an improved appearance. The Work
man hall has been kalsomined and has
had additional windows put in on the
north and south sides, insuring better
ventilation.
There should be style and good taste
in your stationery. In our high grade
stationery T. ere is correct taste and
latest style. Call and examine.-M. A.
THU.
The old school board held it's last reg
ular meeting Saturday evening and
transacted the routine business. Reso-
buttons of confidence and respect in the
retiring members, Messrs. Goodwin aud
Pitsor, were adopted by the hold-over
members of the board.
Our fishing tackle will enable you to
increase the size OF your catch and also
the size of your fish stories.-Pioneer
drug store.
Jerry Eisenhood and Mr.. Sandvig OF
Webster have several hundred head oil
c attic which they expect to place upon
their range north OF Webster about the
middle of May. Jerry has an idea that
he will put in several months oil the sum
mer caring for same.-Groton Indepen-
dent.
Soon be time to get up early III the
morning. Remember sell good alarm
clock which | guarantee for $l.25. Ross
the Jeweler.
Treasurer David Williams of Webster
is in the city, meeting with the board OF
regents. Mr.. Williams is a gentleman in
every respect and II whom it is a
pleasure to meet and become acquainted.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
the gentleman. - Brookings Register,
Oath ult.
Get your spring capes and ready-to-
wear skirts at I'll. C.. Tegtmeier's. He
has q most beautiful andthe only assort-
ment in the city at very low prices.
Attorney Frank Sears departed last
Friday morning for Aberdeen where he
had a divorce case before Judge Camp
bell. From Aberdeen he went to Mime
apolis where he appears in court as
attorney in an elevator suit. He then
goes to Duluth on further legal business
and expects to be home about Monday.
Potatoes are cheap at present, but
prospects are that it will do better to
plant them this year than it has Tor the
two years. JAS. Peterson 4 Co.
will sell you fine seed cheap.
Take advantage u our prices
and save money On patent medicines
81 bottles at S3c.
50c. =" 42c.
o5c. I" zoe.