Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-02-24
For your nerves, drink Mocha-Sine.

the leading attractions.
H.. II. Potter, states, attorney OF
Brown county, is transacting business
before the court this week.
Soon be time to go fishing. The local
"altons are digging up their rods and
tsckle so as to be prepared.
Before ordering a Tom bstone, call on
Benjamin K Foster and see what they
have to offer. 1t will pay you.
Mrs. W. T. Havens returned .ast nigh,
from u short visit with her daughter.
Mrs. A. W. Campbell OF Aberdeen.
Geo. Elliott contribute q an essay on
What would do with a million dol
lars III Saturday. Journal Junior.
One OF the boys who attended the hop
at Waubay Tuesday night complained
oil being lonesome on the way home.
To make room for The large stock OF
wall paper just received, f. Ross & Co.
will sell u lot OF remnants at any price.
Benjamin & Foster take orders for all
kinds of marble work. Let them figure
on your job before placing your order.
In our Butler correspondence this week
is given al account OF the death OF e. H..
Frisbie, who died at that place Friday.
Jack German informs us that a big
Indian payment, something like 5000 a
head, is billed to occur about March 10.
There Is a great rush every morning
at the post office to get the papers and
read the latest reports from Havana.
For Sale: Twenty-Five head OF work
horses, weighing from LOO to 1,4O0
pounds, and from Jour to six years old.
David Williams.
Am my brothers keeper ?" is the
title OF a lecture to be given by DR.. A. Il.
Clough OF Madison at the opera house
March 10.
1t is reported that a stage mail is to be
established between Andover and Brit
ton, to run on the days when the trains
don't run.
George W. Butler, while in the city
last week, informed Us that he is not
Certain of his being able to go to Alaska
this year.
Attend the lecture AZ the opera house
March 10, given by DR. A.. r. Clough of
Madison Subject, "Am l my brothers.
keeper 2"
Geo. :. Tassey OF Aberdeen, a veteraa
newspaper solicitor, arrived in the city
yesterday. He represents the Minneap-
oils Tribune.
Fred Atherton OF the Waubay Clipper
ya~ doing business here Tuesday aud
made us a pleasant call. Fred and his
Clipper are all right.
Go and hear the comical recitations at
the opera house Saturday night. fou
will enjoy it and ut the same time help
out the school library.
Mary T. Lindsay, state organizer o.
the anti-saloon ieagne, will address tn
citizens oi Webster next Sunday evening"
a1the Methodist church.
Judge Campbell returned Tuesday
evening and opened court yesterda,
morning. A number OF motions anu
court eases are being heard.
For Sale Twenty-Five head oil work
horses. weighiag IRON LOO. to l,4Oo
pounds, and from four TO six years old.
David Williams.
Percy Peabody went up to Aberdeen
SATURDAY. afternoon to witness the
second performance of the lady MINISTRIES
and visit friends over Sunday.
A union memorial service Tor Miss
F.ances f. Willard will be held in the
Congregational church Sunday morning,
February 81, a eleven O'Clock.
Nick Schmitt will deliver pure spring
water TO anv part VI ivy
n barrel or 81 a tank. Leave orders at
this office. Will also clean cisterDs.
wish to sell some wood-big timber
-ench Thursday at my grove eight miles
northeast oil Webster in Granville town
ship. -'os'p" ~
Vim. Egeland and Claude Fox went
~ 70 Aberdeen Friday afternoon to
take in the minstrel show and visi6
friends. They returned Sunday night.
Mrs. Marietta Bones takes the mega
tive in u public discussion OF eqnal SUI
rrage at Miss Mnrphy's sclooIhouse on
Wednesday evening.-Yankton Gazette.
For Sale !: Twenty-Five head oil WORK
ho, sew, weighing from Lice to i'ao'
mounds, and from iour to six years o'a'
David Williams.
carl Malmbcrg and Floyd H. Taylor
rock saturday. freight o Aberdeen "
witness the srcond performances o. 'ne
,,ay Ministries. They returned SUNDAY