Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-12-15

am showing the best line OF Under.
r wear of the season. | can suit every
: body in prices and quality.-H. C. Tegt.
meier.
Money to loan on approved security.
E. W. Taylor.
Policeman Pideock was out Tuesday
in the tenderloin district with a patrol
wagon.
Came to my premises 8 miles west OF
Webster on Dec. 18th one sorrel mare.
age between 9 and 10 years
Andrew Ackerson.
The Ladies of st. Mary's Guild will
will hold their annual sale Friday Dec.
10th, afternoon and evening. A most
interesting display OF useful and fancy
articles.
Remember | do all kind of Engraving
Free OF charge on all articles sold by me
- Malmberg the Jeweler.
Bert Niles is doing a land Office bust
ness with a newly invented continuance
which he designates as a "Blizzard Pa
%ci6er." Have him explain to you the
beneficial points of the article.
To make a very handsome Christmas
present TO your family, buy an Organ
at Malmbergs Music Store.
Mrs. I. f. Egge held a china recption
Monday evening and delighted her
her guests with the handsome and use
full arraJ OF decorated china displayed.
Light refreshments were served,
C. W. Stafford, OF Aberdeen, was a
city visitor Saturday. He has disposed
Of his paper, Brown Co. Sentinel, to
Maj G. Boyd Barrett and is going TO
enjoy a rest from business cares for a
while.
Miss Mas departed for home in La
Seuer, Mimi, Wednesday night. She
will remain in the cities for a weeks
visit. Miss Maas during her short resi-
dence in this city has made many friends
who will regret her departure.
The chicken pie supper and baEaar
Civ en- by the Ladies OF the Congrega-
tIonal church, Saturday afternoon and
evening at the A. O.. u W. hall, was a
pron ounced success both socially and
financially. The receipts were $50.
The story which went the rounds OF
the newspapers about Ali. Ringing, oi
Ringlings Circus, having been sent to the
penitentiary for 3 years. for killing a man
turns out to be a hoax. Ringing gets
a lot OF free advertising out OF it how
ever.
Jack NJ. Oliver is one of the highest
priced colored actors on the American
stage. His original patriotic songs on
our war with Spain will go down in
history. He is with the Georgia Up-to
Date Company, at opera house Monday
evening, Dec. 10.
Free car fare TO Lacrosse. Free in
struction in physical training, one
month trial free. 90 per cent of gradu'
ates now employed, are a few OF the in,
ducements offered by the Wisconsin
Business University, OF Lacrosse. Cat.
alogue Free.
VIM. Bennett OF the Commercial,
better kno wn as Black Bill, has bios.
somed out into a full hedged dentist,
Tues day he pulled a fellows tooth and
saws it didn't hurt him (BilD a bit. All
he needs is victims to make a success in
hls new vo cation.
The black nightingale, Mime Ryan,has
no peer as a soprano among the colored
race. She has been called the colored
Ellen Beach Yaw on account of her
great range. You will hear her with the
latest Southern skit, Georgia Upto-Date
at opera house, Monday, Dec. 10.
Colored people are noted for their
harmonious singing, and the Georgia
Up-to-D Date Company are all colorec
singers. The way they sing the ole
Southern melodies certainly win them
great favor. Ten comedians help pass
the evening. Opera House Monday
Dec. 10.
G.. Z. James big colored comedy
Georgia Up-to-D Date, will appear at the
Opera House, Monday night, Dec. 18Th
Don't fail to see this great attraction
Secure your seats early. B~rilliant,prett,
creole girls, Southern melodies, dancing
and grand opera, all to make the shoW
a success.
Andrew Sellevold. brother OF L. L
lSelleyold and Martin Davis, who hav'
! been working for I. p. Selleyold tn
past fall, took the train for Webster
: Tuesday evening. They will visitat tina
4 place for a few days and then go back t
WISCONSIN to work in the woods Tor tn
/, balance OF the winter. -BradIey Globe.
Who does not like sweet singing? No
a song sung in French or Italian, ou
good old Southern melodies, intersperse'