Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-05

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Have you seen the '97 model Crescent
Tor $35? The highest value OF any
wheel sold. Strictly high grade.
Ross the Jeweler.
The vacancy in the Reporter Office
caused by the enlistment OF George w.
Moulton has been filed by Vic Robe, of
Milbank, an experienced typo who ar
rived Monday morning.
Do yon buy water? Then buy the
best. 20cts a barrel, 81 u tank, from
Mckennett's well. Delivered anytime
on short notice by Gruby Bros.
Sylvester Streng, head OF the elevator
firm OF Strong & Co., was in the city
Sunday and competed arrangements
for the immediate rebuilding ot the
elevator burned last fall.
The Minneapolis Journal Jr. last
week contained u paper by Miss Andrea
ABBY, 7th Grade, Webster school,
while Bessie Lancaster 9Th Grade re-
ceived favorable mention.
The soda fountain ut THUS drugstore
will be started next week. Only pure
distilled water and the finest syrups and
aavors will be used. Call and get an ice
cream soda.
Dir. and Mrs. j. l.. Harris departed
Sunday night for the Twin Cities. Mrs.
George Hallock went down in charge OF
the Dir. to enter ST. Luke's Huspi al, st.
Paul Tor u course ui treatment Tor IL
complaint oi long standing.
Stolen from my residence, IA Crescent
bicycle, No. $50, 466, black frame, with
Dunlap tires. Teu dollars reward Tor
Information Leading to it's recovery.
Ross, the Jeweler,
The County Commissioners met in
session Saturday with the assessors OF
the county to give them the final in
structions before beginniug rhe work OF
assessment. They adjourned until
May 16.
The 1898 ''Quick Meal" gasoline stove
is no n~ew.iangled thing,-it is one of the
oldest stoves on the market, and I'M
q~uestionably the best. Ii Is not COM
plicated. JAS. Peterson i Co.
Joseph Ingli, a respected resident oil
Butler township, died Friday at his
+ esidenee oil heart trouble. He was
aged So years, aud leaves alarge family.
Funeral services ~ German and English
were held Sunday ut Butler school
house.
You will find the latest designs in
Monuments and Gravestones at Ben
iumin x Fosters. Everything from the
cheapest marble 10 the most expensive
bronze.
HClint jenkins and j. j.. Adams drove
up from Waubay yesterday. Peck stay
ed over to give the Reporter force a lift.
He is just as handsome and quiet as
ever. However his assistance on the
paper is much appreciated call often
Peck.
Is there anything wrong with your
wheel /? I will sell you the material to
repair 1t. ii you are too lazy or don't
know how, | will do it Tor you. and do it
cb,ap.-Ruea, the Jeweler and " heelman.
Methodist Episcopal church May 8,
1898, preaching morning and evening
by Rev. j. W. Dibble. Sunday school
II m, Prayer meeting Wednesday, 500
y. M, Epwortt League Friday 500
y. III. All cordially invited to attend
all services.
am prepared to furnish building
stone IN any quantity at 1910 per cord
delivered. Sand TO hay stone, GO cents
per load. Plastering sand, $l.25 per
load, Orders left at the Commercial will
receive prompt attention.-C. &. Hart.
A silver medal contest for the best
speaker will be held Saturday evening
May 9Th, at the Fiksdahl school house,
Dist No. 173.in Wbeatlaud township,
under the auspices OF the Anti-Saloon
League. OF Sout Dakota. A cordial
Invitation to attend is extended.
have for sale. eggs Tor matching,
from pure blood Indian Game and also
Brown Leghorn Chickens. Price %
cents per setting. Either variety.
Mrs. Thos. Mckennett.
/, The Old Settlers asso citation will have
d c<sebratioH and picnic Mt the Ball
Grounds, Webster, June ], 1898, IN
which all settlers Of 1881 are urged To
he present with their families. 4 pro-
gram will be published later.
Ed. G. Warner, Sec.
Ross, the Jeweler seems to be doing
the wheel business oil tho town. his
success is duo to the fact that ~ handles
two well Known and favorite linss,-the
Crescent and Imperial. Rossis a thor.
ouch mechanic and knavs a good
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