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

IN the course OF our business expesience
I nal Is TO carry the best we do not
mean by that the highest priced, but the
best quality. The B. X. & Co. garments
prove our claim-they are made right
ii. c. Tegtmeier.
Don't forget that Webster is the best
pl ace to trade in this part OF the coun-
try. You find a larger stock and great
er variety to select from, courteous and
obi ging salesmeh and a better market
Tor your produce. Come in and see for
yourself.
Parties who wish to see the big IL
loot cut binder, Harvester King) work
can do so by calling at Ochsenreiter &
SmaiIs. They have teams ready at all
times to take parties interested out to
see and examine the work of this won
derful machine.
A contortionist and a couple OF sons
an d dance specialists, gentlemen OF color,
gave II free exhibition on the street
In ursday, their work was very good.
The fact that the show was advertised
as free did not prevent their taking up a
collection however.
For Sale-Two good farms near Web
st er convenient to schools. Oneimprov-
ed and one unimproyed both well located
forfarming and stock raising. Also three
houses and lots III the city. Teams and
Farm machinery to suit purchaser, call
on or address l.. w. Scripture, Webster,
S. ID. 51tf
j. NJ. Olson and wife of New London,
Mimi, arrived in the city Sunday. Mr..
0. had accepted a position with Gibson
& Haugen and entered upon his duties
Monday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson
will occupy the rooms in the Reporter
building formerly occupied by W. G..
Warner.
VIM. Huggett returned Sunday from
a two months visit to relatives and
friends in Minnesota. His daughter
Mrs. Jennie Saunders come with him
and remained until Tuesdaynight when
she returned to her home near Clinton
Mimi, accompanied by her niece Vina
Russell, of this city.
Fred Stickles, Of Andover, now a
Knight OF the Grip, was looking Tor
orders in the drug line in this city Tues
day. Fred reports business good all over
his territory. He travels for a Detroit,
Mich, firm. We are glad to see Mr.. S.
doing well for he is a first rate fellow
and deserves success.
1t was just . plain case OF drunk, a
visit to the county, indecent proposals
TO a an arrest-no defence Of
fered. a temperance lecture by theiustice
in these words, $500 each and costs
or four days in Jail" a couple OF sadder.
poorer, but trust wiser men, just a
little romance in real lie.
Should you wish to improve thequali-
ty OF your bread, use the Celebrated
Yeast Foam. Nothing like it for pro-
duciDg a light, sweet, nutritious LOAF
OF bread. 1t will retain its moisture
and nutty flavor longer than bread
raised with any other yeast ever put
upon the market. Try it.
The young men have opened an
athletic room in the rear of the Pioneer
Barber shop the outfit arrived Monday,
black eyes and peeled noses will prob
ably be quite fashionable among the
boys in the future but they will I'M
doubtedly get lots OF exercise out OF 1T
and that's what they are after.
Mrs. Chas. A. Finch, OF LaMoure. N.
d., formerly Mrs. Addie Sabin, OF Rris-
tol, arrived in Webster Friday TO pay
her friends an extended visit, but a
dispatch announcing the illness OF her
little son called her home, she departed
Monday. While in the city Mrs. Finch
was the guest of Mrs. L. E. Egge.
A. E. Thompson spent several days
looking after his farm interests in Valley
and Troy townships. He returned to
the city Monday evening and reports
everything in perfect condition in the
sections visited, in fact he says, crops
could not be better, farmers have COM
men ced cutting wheat in Valley.
NJ. d. Gooding and brother, OF Pc
toskey. Mich, arrived Tuesday with q
car of stock and household goods
They also brought a house all framed
and ready to put together and began
hauling out the lumber Tuesday, to the
Knapp farm X miles south, consisting
of4SOacres which they recently purchas-
ed from the Leetch estate.
Milo BENJAMIN arrived in the city
Tuesday. We were I~nisinformed IN re-
gard TO the accident reported III our
last issue TO have beiallen him in st,
Paul recently. Milo says the only thing
that has Unopened to his legs is having
them pulled occasionally aud that has
caused no serious Inconvenience. We
are glad to make the correction ant