Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-04-21

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Ok Small are prepared to do all
KINDS oil bicycle repairing, brazing, true
ING, yulcanizing, ETC., u full line O,
repairs on hand.
'Rowena, darling" exclaimed Voltig.
ern, dropping on his knees without a
struggle, "yorr beauty fires my heart"
My daughter" remarked old Henrist
Nieatcorner, entering the room. 81 will
hlVide the contract with yoa: viii
hfe the rest OF him. Which he did, !p
Que time and two motions.-Bob Bnr.
dette. At Smail's opera house. April 20.
DO yon buy water? Then buy the
best. 2Octs a barrel, 81 a tank. from
M~ckennett's well. Delivered anytime
on short notice by Gruby Bros.
Joe Brown was over from the Agency
Saturday Interviewing Interested parties
towards bearing the expenses of u com
mittee, designated by the Indians, on a
TRIP to Washington TO urge npon the
lndiaadepartment the necessity of an
gsfiinedlate cash payment To the Indians.
The committee, oil which Mr.. Brown is a
member, departed for Washington We'd
nesday.
N. d. Candy will deliver pure spring
water to any part Of the city at 30 cents
: a barrel or 81 a tank. Leave orders at
this office. VIII also clean eisterns.
The Grammar department OF the high
school received Tuesday copy OF "The
Cleaners by Mlllet, from the Beard Art
Company OF Minneapolis. This was
secured AZ n prize picture through "a
paper on School Trials, contributed by
Anna Peterson OF the Seventh grade to
The journal Junior OF March &c. A
paper by Rex Harris was printed in the
same issue, and papers by Clare Pea
body and Janna Wickre have received
mention since.
The soda fountain at Thul's drugstore
will be started next week. Only pure
distilled water and the finest syrups aud
favors will be used. Call and get an leo
cream soda.
Financial arrangements have been
completed which ensures Webster beng
represented on the baseball field this
season by a first class team. The make
up OF the nine has not yet been decided
but the local talent will be put thro' "a
sharp course ol trying out by Manager
Lawle. and it will be d case OF the sur
vival OF the %fittest. Severance will prob
ably catch and Cox and O'Reagan pitch.
Stolen from my residence, n Crescent
bic ycle, No. 3S0,466, black frame, with
Dunlap tires. Ten dollars reward for
information leading to its recovery.
Ross, the Jeweler.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church will hold "A Baby reception at the
residence oil FInlay Ross on Wednesday,
afternoon, April ~, from three to six
o'clock. The prettiesl and best behaved
baby in the city will b. there (of courses
that means your's), but several others
are expected to be present, also. Go and
see the little ones you are sure OF a
fine time. Admission only 20 cents.
The 1898 "Quick Meal gasoline stove
is no new-iangled thing,-it is one OF the
Oldest stoves on the market, and un-
qu~estionably the best, Ii is not com
piicated. Jas. Peterson q Co..
Mrs. Vercoe is home again this week
rom Webster, after several weeks con
It ant attendance at the bedside oil Mrs.
T.. A. Shultes, who has just passed tiiro
a siege OF typhoid fever. She reports
Mrs. Shultes as being better, but her
son Harry is now down with what II
supposed to be the same dlsease. II his
ease so develops, Mrs. vercoe expects
TO return to Webster to help care for
HIM, so ms to relieve his mother OF that
duty. Webster's sick list is said to be
40 large that it is almost impossible to
find sufficient nurses to attend them
Bradley Globe.
Is there anything wrong with your
wheel /? | will sell You the material to,
repair 1t. Ii you are too lazy or don't
know how, ! will do it for you. and do it
chenp.-Ross, the Jeweler aud Wl,eelman.
Rev. Hubbard aud bis estimabie fani-
ily leave for Webster this week, where
they will make their iuture home. Dur
inr his Jour years residence in Armour,
Elder Hubbard has, by his fair-minded-
ness and upward Christian character,
made a host of friends. Not only ~ this
so among the ungodly, who had come
TO consider bin u friend who, while will
ing 10 overlook their shortcomings, set
them an example which gained their
friendship and respect. The longer Mr..
Hubbard resides among the people oil
Webster, the more they will esteem him
as d; man and acitizsn.-trmonr Herald.
Card Of Thanks.
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