Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-07-21


You will find the latest designs in
Monuments and Gravestones at Ben
lamin 4 Fosters. Everything from the
cheapest marble TO the most expensive
bronze.
Mrs. Geo. B.Hallock returned Wednes-
day morning from ST. Paul where for
ihe past three months she has been re-
c ewing medical treatment. She returns
considerably improved in health.
Taken up-One Liver Colored Pointer
Dog, white tips on all four feet, white
breast, large frame and very thin. Came
to my place about July 10th. Owner
can have same by paying charges. T. j..
Hagan, Webster, 29-123-55.
am prepared to furnish building
stone in any quantity at 50. 70 per cord
delivered. Sand TO lay stone, GO cents
per load. Plastering sand, $1.25 per
load, Orders left at the Commercial will
receive prompt attention.-C. G. Hart.
A lawn social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Laird northwest OF town will be
given by the Ladies Aid Society OF the
Congregational church-Friday after
noon and evening July 22nd. Every
one is invited.
N Albert HolmquisG returned this morn
j NC from Minneapolis after a ~soiourn Of
some weeks in st. Barnabas' Hospital
where he underwent two operations,
successfully performed, for a trouble in
the glands of the neck.
A party OF ladies drove to Enemy
Swim lake Wednesday morning aud
spent the day under the trees enjoying
an old fashioned picnic and visit. Among
the party were Mesdames Warner, Dick
inson. Norton, Goodwin, Finch and
Adams.
Geo. S. Tussey a representative OF the
Minneapolis Tribune, was looking after
the Tribunes interests in this city Fri
day. Mrs. Tussey accompanied hire, he
reports a successful business and
several new names added to the Tribune
list as a result OF his efforts here.
Married-Wednesday July Goth, by
Rev. II. Nelson Tragitt, Annie Cook and
Walter Williams.
The Reporter extends its heartiest
congratulations to the young couple
and wishes them every happiness as
they journey through life hand in hand.
Every man who earns his money hon
estly has some regard for 1T and is not
so foolish as to throw it away promis-
cuously. Whenever you miss an OPP
~portunit.y TO buy a B. X. K Co. Suit-in
order to have one made by a tailor. it is
lust throwing $40 to $50 to the winds,
because ours is tailor fashioned.-H. G.
Tegtmeier.
Gibson and Haugen are building 46
feet on to their new property, which Will
give them an immense sales and display
room. We understand il is the inten-
ton OF the firm to occupy this building
as soon as the repairs are completed.
the old store building then to be torn
out and replaced by a neat brick build
ing connected by an archway with their
new purchase.
Now is the time to improve your sight
and preserve your Eyes, Z. Schullman,
the Optician is in town and will be a few
DAYS more next week, with a complete
assortment of his celebrated spectacles
and Imported Pebble Lenses which he
car scientifically and accurately adjust,
to correct any and all Errors OF
Refraction. Eyes examined at the Com
mercial Hotel.
The following item from The Ypsilan-
tian will prove of interest to MIR. Wort
leys Webster friends:
Married. Tuesday, July II, 1898, at
the home Of the brides parents in
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Miss Eloise Z. Whit
ney and Mr.. Clark Cabray Wortley OF
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Wortley spend
the summer at C~harIevoix, Mich. and
will be at home after October L. There
were no cards.
Lost-A brown Water Spaniel, Named
Don. Is miles northeast OF Webster
about May 18th. VIII pay q liberal
reward for his return or for Information
leading to his recovery.
W. G.. Kendall
E. A. Sandvig.
Headache From Eye Strain.
Eve strain causes more headache than