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

"eai. JAS. Peterson & Co.
FRED Bailie, a registered pharmacist
hasfaken a position III Peabody's drun
store. He is a son OF County Commits.
%sioner Bailie.
Our line OF shirt waists for the new
season is on sale. A good one for 5Octs
at He. Tegtmeier's.
Sutton Agent Bradley WAS strieleu
Thursday with a severe attack 81 inn.
tinal grippe, but was able to resume his
duties in a few days.
Before ordering a Tombstone, call on
Benjamin 4 Foster and see what they
nave to offer. 1t viii pay you.
Mrs. Luella Ramsey, president OF the
state W.T.. u, will speak in the Con.
gFtgaiionai church Sunday evening,
April "a. Everybody invited.
10 make room for The large stock of
wall paper just received, f. Ross < Co.
VIII sell a lot OF remnants at amy price.
JAS. q. Rathbun has taken the local
Agency for the J. /. Case Co and a fire
proof building is being erected for him
on upper Main st. opposite the Masonic
Hall.
benjamin x Foster take orders for all
kinds OF marble work. Let them figure
on your Job before placing your order.
+. A. Seitz, an experienced butter
maker from Beaver Dam, Wis, spent
w ednesday in town. He was on his
road to Britton to take charge of the
creamery at that point.
Have you seen the spring STYLES in the
b. h. Il Co. suits just received ut Tpg's /?
Every garment is "A picture oil perfection.
Chief Landon returned Tuesday night
from Sioux Falls, where he had been in
~attendance as a witness before the u. s.
Court. Kurt Kellogg, who was also a
witness, got back last night.
Farmers in need of seed grain will do
well to order OF Pete Wagner who can
furnish No. ! wheat from Grant Co. in
any quantity.
Tie Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
celebrate the Anniversary Day, April 26,
by a social entertainment for the men,
bers OF the order and their families at
the |. O. O. +. Hall Tuesday evening.
Are you going to buy a bicycle?
Don't buy one Of Ross unless
he can sell you one as cheap or cheaper
than anyone else.
Summit is to have a photog raph gal
lery. Knute Froestad OF Webster has
been here this week putting up u build
ing for that purpose alongside of Meyers
hardware store. He will return next
week with his outfit ready for work
Summit Signal.
Our summer line oil B.k.& Co. clothing
for boys, youths and men are now IN
stock. Call aud SEE them.
H. C.. Tegtmeier.
Word has been received announcing
the4birth on April 6 OF an eight pound
ls6l and heir to iIr. and Mrs. Fred Pit
tsor al their home near Rochester, Mimi.
The Reporter congratulates the young
couple and now understands Freds
anxiety to hurry Minnesotnward.
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A new assortment OF ladies ready
made skirts i'm brocades, sergeS, bril-
liauteens, accordion pleats. etc, from
1926 up at II. c. Tegtmeier's.
At an early hour Sunday morning, a
daughter OF the usual weight arrived TO
bsess aud adorn the home oil Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Fisher. The Reporter con-
graduates the happy couple, anu
smokes TO the long lie and happiness
oil little Miss Fisher.
To cure a cold in one day, take Laxa-
tive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
pists refund the money ii 1t Tails to cure
25cts at Peabody's drug store.
Eugene Cox, who will pitch Tor the
Webster team this season. arrived iast
sunday morning from ST. Paul, where
ne had been Oh trial with the league
team. Three weeks in a league trainer )
hands has pu, Gen in fine physical con-
dition, aud great results may be looked
for lnom him in the pitchers box.
Have o seen the 81 model Crescent
for $40 The highest value OF any
" heel sold. Strictly high grade.
Ross the Jeweler.
peipr somewhat cranped ior room III
bia old stand, Carl Malmberg has re-
moved his stock oil goods into the Y. ~
Small building directly opposite ms
former place OF business. lie has .
commodious show room and intends 10
add q line oil musical instruments 10 MS
watch and jewelry business.
/ am prepared to furnish ou''u'ns
stone in any quantity ct g. - per cora
ell - Low afnftp tn cents