Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-04-07
Baby Cabs,
Etc, Etc.

Mrs. FRANK Sanborn arrived this a. m
rom minneapolis to visit her mother
Mrs. Cisco.
me" Gordon Hat" il all the rage in
tne city, get a Gordon at the Elevator
Store.
W. Elliott took a run down to Mel.
't''e rms week to see how spring work
was progressing on the farm.
Paragon flour fancy patent 1925 at
the Elevator Store. Every sack war.
ranted.
Harry Peck and Roy Doe departed
Thursday night for Lake City, MINI.
They returned this morning.
Ladies Kid gloves, all colors, 90 cents
TO Sl.75 a pair at Elevator Store. Every
pair warranted.
The Monitor elevator closed for the
season April /, and Buyer Bathen is for
the present a gentleman OF leisure.
Jas. Peterson &Co will give You more
Fence Wire for your money than any
catalogue house in the east.
{ j. WAX OF Aberdeen, representing
John Macarthur & Son OF that city, was
looking after business here Friday.
Ladies fine kid shoes S1.0O to $3.50
per pair at Elevator Store, Childreps
shoes from 80 cents up-new goods
Otto Kohlhase, who has been attend.
ing medical college in st. Louis during
the winter, arrived home Tuesday.
Wanted, to buy forty or fifty tons of
hay III the stack, within seven or eight
miles OF town. Gruby Bros.
Miss Mae Dickinson came down from
FBritton Saturday night to spend a few
days at home. She returned Tuesday.
Benjamin & Foster take orders for all
kinds OF marble work. Let them figure
on your job before placing your order.
John Owens, a prominent farmer re-
siding in Sphinx county, drove over We'd
nesday and spent the night in the city,
o. & Smail's Timothy, MilIet and Corn
S eed is all home grown and special care
given Tor itspuirty and quality.
Miss Lily Lancaster arrived from
WATERFOWL Friday night to spend the
week OF spring school vacation at home.
School commenced in the Osborn
school house 6 miles East OF this city last
Monday with James Hallock as teacher.
Mrs. C. A. Stone c. Montcvideo, MINI.
arrived Thursday to make an extended
visit with her daughter Mrs. L. A. Brad
ley.
There are heaps OF comfort IN a b. n.
& Co. suit; there is style aud durability
too-a hard combination to beat.-H.
c. Tegtmeier.
+. Huntington made a trip to 3ber-
deem Monday on business connected
with the affairs oil the deinnct Citizens
Bank.
Ii you contemplate building tiiisspring |
the Elevator Store IA save you some
money by figuring with you on the
hardware bill.
Rev. Hubbard, pastor of the Congre-
gational church, arrived today from
Armour with his family and household
goods.
Farmers in need Of seed grain will do
well TO order oil Pete Wagner who cat
furnish No. / wheut from Grant Co. IL
any quantity.
Picture Gallery social at G. W. Sig
fingers April 18th, for the benefit OF lht
c. Il. Society. Lile-size portraits o.
noted people
Are you going to buy a bicycle?
Don't buy one Of Ross unless
he can sell you one ~ cheap or cheaper
than anyone else.
Peter Wagner departed Sunday night
ousa trip TO Watson, Twin Brooks aud
Sisseton ON business for the Strong Eie-
Company.
Our summer line OF B.K.& Co. clothing
BOYS. youths and men are now IN
stock. Cali and see them.
H. C. Tegtmeier.
j Homer Towne arrived from Paynes-
v;,le Minnesota. to look after his real
.state interests aud visit his daughter,
Mrs. Martin Serenson.
Lost, Yesterday, on the streets Oh the
,itv.a pair OF gold-bowed s~pectacies.
will receive IL liberia! reward by
l.avinn same at this Office. ~
MISS Ethel and Master Charles Shv'-
Ion departed Saturday mornlig ior
their Pennington home where they VIII
spend the school vacation.
Don't send your money away ior
Wire. You can do better WIN
Jas. Peterson & Co. right here ut home
and you take no chances.