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

that satisfy the desire for this iDiurious
beverage, but is free from all it's harm.
fui features. Mocha-Sine is healthful
and inyigorating.
l.. Il. Ochsenreiter received word Mon
daythat bis mother was seriously sick
Int the old home at Jordan, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ochsenreiter left that night
for there
10 cure a cold in one day, take Laxa-
tive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money il it fails to cure
25cts at Peabody's drug store.
Harry Swanson, the printer, LETT for
Dawson, Minnesota, Monday evening.
Albert Swenson, "a brother, arrived Mon
day morning to take his place at
Keliey's.
A new assortment OF ladies ready
made skirts in brocades, serges, bril-
lianteens, accordion pleats. etc, from
1925 up at II. G. Tegtmeier's.
Tuesday night we caught about an
inch OF sno w,-the most we have had
this fall,-and yesterday it began TO
look as tho winter had set in, but
today ~ as nice as anyone could wish.
Nick Schmitt will deliver pure spring
water TO any part OF the city at 30 cents
q barrel or 81 a tank. Leave orders at
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this Office. Will also clean cisterDs.
The many friends of Tom. Lennon, the
actor, viii be pleased to learn that he is
to appear here next week with the Clara
Hammer company. Tom. is as good a
drawing card in Webster as a company
could wish for.
You will find the latest designs in
Monuments and Gravestones at Ben
iamin & Fosters. Everything from the
cheapest marble TO the most expensive
bronze.
Mack 4 Conner OF Kelley's establish
ment have gone into the chicken bust
ness quite extensively. They have an
futuDdtof Iodutu WIFI ElAbttu boLtii
eggs which are expected to mature by
Sunday.
The presence OF so many ducks and
geese induced u number of the sports to
make trips to the lakes several times
this week, but while they report seeing
a large amount OF game, they failed to
bring any home.
The city council met in regular session
Monday evening and adjourned to last
evening. The polling places We're desig-
mated and judges o! election named for
the forthcoming spring election. See the
proceedings elsewhere.
If you want to sec the latest thing out
Ind enjoy IA succession OF hearty laughs,
do not miss the presentation OF The
New Woman" This Imaginable farce will
be produced at the opera house by local
talent ON Friday evening, March Is.
Che ladies OF the Congregational
church entertained the Episcopal guild
and Methodist ladies aid yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. j. III.
McCoy. About forty ladies attended
the reception. and the affair passed OF
very pleasantly.
Thopeople OF Rusk township assem-
bled at schoolhouse No. 10 last Friday
night to attend n recital given by the
pupils OF the school. The affair passed
off very pleasantly, the different num-
bers Of the program being rendered in
a manner highly pleasing to the audi
ence.
A deal WAS consummated last Friday
by which the II. o. Frank lumber yard
IN thiseity was transferred to the s.. ii.
Bowman Lumber company OF Sioux
City. The new firm has put in Albert
Smith as local manager. Mr.. Frank
will hereafter devote all OF his time to
his grain and elevator interests.
The new robes for the X. y. boys came
this week, and they are immensely pleas
ed with them. This order is gaining
rapidly, berg recruited largely from the
young men. Emil Meyer, the head oil
the lodge, is sparipg neither time nor
effort, and he is assisted by all the MEM
beers, to bring the lodge to the front.
Manager Small has sec ured @ first
class attraction for the opera house Tor
all next wtek,-the Clara Hammer com
pany. This company has been playing
the past month in this state, and the
press everywhere speaks 10 the highest
praise OF their work. Miss Hammer is
snppol ted by Dave Williams, Thomas
lennon, and a company OF artists.
The Extension club enjoyed Their
enthusiastic meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. Goodwin's paperon" Charlemagne"
was the first number on the program,
and was followed by Mrs. Il. A. Wearne
ON christian Religion from V to VIII
Century, John Williams on "Moham.
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