Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-02-10

David Williams.
For an aid to digestion, for headaches
and pallid complexion, use Mocba-Sine.
the great and pure cereal substitute for
coffee.
Mrs. Edw. A. Wearne went down To
Waubay Tuesday to assist in taking
ARE OF her nephew, Allan Abbott, who
is very i'll.
FRED Pitsor returned yesterday from
Rochester, Minnesota. TO take his old
place at j. +. kelley's. His family will
follow o
John Mack was in the city several
days last week, visiting his mother and
friends, and doing a little court business
as a side line.
DIR. Peabody, the grand medical exam.
IN er OF the A.OU.W. order, went up to
Aberdeen Saturday on business connect
ed with his Office.
Members OF the GAR. and W.R,C. are
requested to be present at the Lincoln
memorial services at the Methodist
church next Sunday.
Mrs. John Burke OF Glencoe. Mime
sofa, arrived in the city yesterday to
make her daughter, Mrs. John McKeown
and family a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Knott, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. 5. Yeager, and Mrs. III. ri. Show
erman attended an Odd Fellow function
at Bristol Tuesday evening.
Don't squint or get your nose down on
on the paper to read I; go to Peabody's
drug store Friday, February Is, and
get a pair OF spectacles that fit.
While some aim to and some claim to,
we really give best values for the least
money. II you see our B. X. & Co. suits
you'll say o ii. G. Tegtmeier.
To cure a cold in II day, take Laxa-
ii We Bromo Quinine Tablets. all drug
gists refund the money il it fails to cure.
25cts at Peabody's drug store.
w. X. VanBrunt, one OF the leading
business men Of Langford. came down
Tuesday night to look after some real
estate interests in this vicinity.
NJ. l.. Meyer OF Summit arrived in the
city Monday to look after the collections
OF the Manson & Lee company in this
vicinity. His family will follow shortly.
The Creamery dancing club held an
other OF their enjoyable dances at the
opera house last Thursday night. 1t
was well-attended and a most pleasant
had.
Miss Clora Goebel OF Britton passed
through the city Tuesday night en- route
to Minneapolis. A number oil friends
were down to the depot for "a passing
salutation.
Andrew Small had the misfortune to
iali last Friday in such IL as to
break "a rib. He is still doing business.
however, at the old stand, and says he
; uffers very little Inconvenience from
the mishap.
A delegation OF Webster bellies donned
their summe gear, and with fans and
parasols promenaded the principal
walks OF the city Sunday. The kodak
iend got in their wake and several snap
shots were taken.
Wesley Cook OF Aberdeen il visiting
with his brother, DR.. Cook OF this place
During his visit, they will furnish I'm
excellent music on the baritone and cor
net for the revival meetlngs.-Langford
f. A. Gordon, Ii solicitor for the n. W..
Ae~rienlturist, one OF the best farm pa
Dc RS in the Northwest, has spent IA Week
here working up u subscription list Tor
his paper, and succeeded in getting up
wards OF sixty new names.
Ihavejnst received a large invoice OF
everything in the bic, Gle line, aud am
prepared to repair or furnish you
and parts for your wheel at pea
Ross, the Jeweler
and Wheel Man.
l.. G. Levoy IS making some radical
changes in The Fair which will add ma
terially to the convenience. aud appear
ance OF the place. When completed, "
viii be the largest and bssr-appolnsed
store ia the county.
A rousing meeting OF the WorkIsan
lodge occurred Monday night, a Class
Of eleven being initiated into the solemn
mysteries oil the order. W, J.. Mclntyre
and j. p. German went thro' the mn
and are very enthusiastic over their
reception.
b. +. French of Hawarden, IOWA,
,rcsident OF the j. II. Queal Lianoes
t~.omuanv. arrived here Tuesday night
and il superiDtending the invoicing %
the Manson 4 Lee stock preparatory 20
.u..,.r TIA ward over 70 the lata 1,ur.