Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-26
Webster vs. Wheaton, Ball
PARK. June LAT.

sion OF the Office shortly.
Benjamin & Foster take orders for al
kinds OF marble work. Let them figure
on your job before placing your order.
Mrs. Frank Sears and daughter Mamie
d eparted Thursday on a visit to rela.
tiyes in Jamestown, N. d.
A big invoice OF the finest Perfumes
manufactured, just received at III. A.
THUS Pioneer Drug Storer.
III Miss Emma Schultz returned Friday
evening from attendance at the Rebekah
assembly at Sioux Falls.
Before ordering a Tombstone, call on
Benjamin & Foster and see what they
have to offer. 1t will pay you.
MRS. Ii. o. Wickre who has been con.
Il ned to her room by q painful ailment
is reported somewhat better.
DR.. Bieber, the celebrated oculist, will
s Don be on hand at his regular head.
gu arters Peabody's drug store.
CEas. Prlntup and George Reed drove
up to Fort Sisseton Sunday on a visit
to Custodian Marshal Vincent.
Insure your crops against Hail in the
st. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
26w4 ID. b. Compton, Agent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shocks who have been
visiting L. Mckenzie tt and family de.
parted Wednesday for Ledgerwood n. ID,
Do yon buy water? Then buy the
best. 20cts a barrel, 81 a tank, from
McKennett's well. Delivered anytime
on short notice by Gruby Bres.
Mrs. T. j. Dyke and two children de-
parted Wednesday night on a visit to
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Great Falls,
Mont.
III. ID. Candy will deliver pure spring
water to any part Of the city at 20 cents
a barrel or 81 a tank. Leave orders at
this Office. Will also clean cisterns.
C. C. Dart, n leading citizen OF Pier.
p ont, died Friday of pneumonia after a
| brief illness. Funeral services were held
Sunday.
See the program for the Old Settlers
meeting at the Ball Park in this city,
June LIST. Make it a point to be here
and participate in the festivities.
Miss Mae Dickinson came over from
| Britton Tuesday night and spent yester-
day visiting her relations and friends in
this city.
To cure a cold in one day, take Laxa-
tive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money if it fails to cure.
| 25cts ut Peabody's drug store.
. DIR. j l.. Harris was confined to the
house a few days til il week by a painful
| wound in the foot caused by stepping
on a nail.
Master Rex Harris, 7th grade, was
| the only Webster scholar to have an
article in this weeks Minneapolis Journ-
al Junior.
John Norton's best thorough bred
Sbropshire lamb weighs SO lbs at one
month old, and he has several others
nearly as large.
TX Aid. julius Flagstad returned yester-
dAy from Montevideo, Mimi, having
| disposed OF his trotting stallion A. b.
to parties there for $3.50.
The proof reader was not at home
last week which accounts for some Oh
the wonderful and fearful erthography
in The last issue OF the Reporter.
Miss Ella Fitch, assistant prlnclpal
Of the Webster school, has accepted an
offer for the coming school year OF the
Assistant Chair OF Literature at hnox
College, Ill.
@. & Small still have a limited supply
of home grown White and Yellow Dent
Corn. German and Broom Torn Miiiet
and Timothy Seed. Get what you neeo
before all is gone.
H. Steinhauer, of Groton, wasin the city
Tuesday, ON business with the propa'e
court in connection with the death OF
his business partner in a Pierpont en-
terprise, C. G. Dart.
Home made soft soap at the o'ar
! Soap Factory 10 cents per gai'on u
,,,.o. Gallons for % cents. Best thing
80, can oet for scrubbing and washing
a large quantity on hand.
urs Z. w. Small and Florence return
al Saturday night from their easier"
v~jsir. They came from Minneapolis by
wov Of Sioux Falls where they vlsi'eu
sergeant Moulton for a few days
number OF volumes belonging TO tn'
Webster School Library are IN tine pos
session Of parties around the city VINO
=. reonested to return the sameasthes
are badly needed by the scholars
John Raw was circulating a suoscr'p
Ifmn Inst Saturday TO augment
- c;auy Falls ffess