Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-10

catalogue house in the east.
l.. Gross and DR.. J.. l.. Harris drove to
Watertown last Friday afternoon on
business, returning Saturday.
W. w. Leighton OF Aberdeen has been
IN the city this week exhibiting a bath
apparatus at the Commercial.
Before ordering a Tombstone, call on
Benjamin & Foster and see what they
nave TO offer. 1t will pay you.
VIII Ross departed Sunday night for
Chicago where be will make a months
visit with relatives and friends.
The post office department has made
the Aberdeen Office a depository for the
money order funds OF this region.
DIR. A. +. Clough OF Madison, who is
10 lecture at the opera house tonight,
arrived from the west last night.
DR.. McNutt OF Aberdeen was in the
Sfty between trains Tuesday night on a
consultation in the Croioot ease.
TO make room for the large stock Of
wall paper just received, f. Ross 4 Co.
will sell a lot OF remnants at any price.
W. G. Bradley of Klinpon, Wisconsin,
arrived in the city yesterday morning to
make his brother, L. A., a short visit.
Benjamin & Foster take orders for all
kinds OF marble work. Let them figure
on your job before placing your order.
In last Saturdays Journal Junior,
Robert Arthur OF this city contributed
an ar ticle on Three Wishes OF Mine"
For one week, commencing March IA,
the Clara Hanmer-Dave Williams com
pany will occupy the Webster opera
house. Be sure and see them.
On Friday evening, March IS, the
farce, THE New Woman" will be pre-
scented by local talent at the opera
house.
Mrs. c. II. Sheldon OF Pennington
spent the latter part of last week with
the children in this city, returning home
Sunday.
What's the use OF paying 40 and so
cents for apples elsewhere, when You
can get them at the Elevator Store for
80 cents a peck.
Friday evening, March %, Mrs. Lake,
the a~nti-saloon league organizer. will
address the people OF Webster at the
Methodist church.
Ii you want to see something really
beautiful, go and inspect the new silks
in waist patterns, checks, stripes and
plaids. at ~Tegtmeier's.
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. Il. Bates desire to
thank the kind friends and neighbours
who extended sympathy and assistance
during their recent bereavement.
For Sale: Twenty-Five head of work
horses, weighing from LOO to 1,40O
pounds, and from four to six years old
David Williams.
The Milwaukee company is furnishing
the station agents with uniform caps to
be worn at all times when they are on
duty. Agent Bradley received his today
Our summer line Of B.K.& Co. clothing
for boys, youths and men are now IN
stock. Cali and see them.
H. G.. Tegtmeier.
MiD Crofoot oil North Webster is very
low with pneumonia. His sister, May,
who has a school in North Dakota, was
summoned and arrived yesterday morn
ing.
For Sale Twenty-Five head OF work
horses, weighing from LOO to l,4oo
mounds, and from four to six years old'
David Williams.
viii Douglass and family. who left
herefor California the latter part OF last
November, arrived home Tuesday night.
They say South Dakota is good enough
for them.
Thos. Lennon, the actor who has
Assisted in staging o number OF plays IN
Webster, is playing leads with the CARA
Hammer company which is at Aberdeen
this week.
It's not what you pay for a thing, u
what you get for what you pay that
satisfies you when YOU get a Is. n. Co.
garment at Tegtmeier's.
George Terpena and Thos. "haien'
who left last month for North DaRota
with a ear OF horses, arrived nome
Tuesday night. having successfully ais'
posed OF the animals.
For Sale Twenty-Five head oi WORK
ho, ses. weighing from LOO to l,4oo
pounds, and from four to six years DIG
David Williams.
The young folks OF the city surprised
Misses Fitch and Marsh at the CONNER
ciol last Friday night. Music had oeen
prepared and the evening was spent
very pleasaatly in dancing.