Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-08-04

4 nul.
LosT-A plaid cover to a parasol
finder will please leave the same at this
Office.
W. w. Holcomb, OF st. Paul, was here
L uesday looking after the intesests Of
W. j. Dyer & Bros.
4 big invoice OF the finest Perfumes
Manufactured, just received at M. A.
THUS Pioneer Drug Storer.
Mrs. W. F. Kadlng and children re.
turned Tuesday night from an extended
visit to relatives and friends in Wiscon.
sin.
Manager and Mrs. Lawler and S. b.
French are among the WebsterItes who
are at Aberdeen TO watch our boys play
ball.
l.. G. Levoy has improved the appear
c to "The Fair" by a couple of coats
OF paint and a fine sign lettered on the
front.
The representative OF the elevator
co mpanies doing business on this line
passed through the city Thursday on a
special.
Mr.. & Mrs. A. NJ. Knight came up
from Glencoe. Mimi, last week and were
the guests at Dan Knights lake side
farm several days.
Chickens wont be ripe until a week
fro m Monday but they are turning fast
and it is reported that many are dying
now from lead fever.
Do yon buy water? Then buy the
best. 20cts a barrel, 81 a tank, from
McKennett's well. Delivered anytime
on short notice by Gruby Bros.
Mr.. Bert Lundberg, OF Milbauk, came
in on Thursdays train, and tarried over
until Monday visiting friends. While here
he enjoyed q two days outing in the
country.
You will find the latest designs in
Monuments and Gravestones at Ben
iamip & Fosters. Everything from the
cheapest marble to the most expensive
bronze.
The following Websterites, L. A. Brad
ley and wife, J.V. N~eidenfeuhr and Chas.
Anderson took in the ball game at Aber-
deem Tuesday returned on the passenger
at night.
Chilson & Haugen are moving their
stock into the new location LIST door
north OF the old stand, they will make
some repairs in the old building and
occupy both in the future.
Rev.W B.Hubbord had intended to go
on a trip to Plymouth, Wis, Monday to
visit his father, who is in poor health,
but was detained ON account OF the i'll
ness of one OF his children.
Later-Rev. Hubbard departs to night
for Minneapolis to take the little lad to
the hospital.
Farmers should commence looking
| after their w inter cows and be in shape
! TO take advantage OF the winter run 0 |
the as it is usually the
profitable season to %patronize.
Miss Inez Huntington, OF Aberdeen,
who is visiting with DR.. Peabody's
family, made her parents a short visit
this week at Ortonville, who are
having an outing at that place.
Charley johnson opened a saloon IN
the Chas. Compton building, formerly
| occupied by the Model Restaurant.
| This makes the fourth in the city-yet
people say South Dakota is dry.
Every citizen ought to be proud OF
Webster, Day county and South Dako-
ia and should lose no opportunity OF
saving 20. There may be a better coun
try but you will have an extended hunt
| to find il.
Quite a delegation from the city went
ont Friday to Vim. Petransch iarm
soutb west OF town IN company with Il.
G. DC hsenreiter, the local agent, TO see
tbe ~ foot cut Harvester King started
and all pronounce the machine 0. K.
Mrs. John Gilbert and adopted daugh-
Ter Miss Kemp, OF Minneapolis, formerly
Websterites. who have been visiting
relatives in Bristol for rhe past month
arrived in the city Friday evening 10
spend a few days visiting old friends
/ am prepared to furnish bui'd'ng
stone in any quantity at 1926 per cord
delivered. Sand to lay stone, 90 cents
nor load. Plastering sand, Sl.2o per
iood Orders lett at the Commercial VIII
receive prompt attention.-c.C Z. TART
The ladies OF this city will give a
- t,iotic dance at the opera house FIR
aov evening the proceeds to be SEM 70
The Bows in Blue who enlisted rom
webster and vicinity. MUSE viii De
furnished by W. W. Holcomb' ana =
viii be an enjoyable affair. iieRe's
e. oo he sure and attend end your
] t.aln sveil the tunQ'