Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

For Sale Twenty-Five head OF work
horses, weighing from LOO to 1,4Of
pounds, and from four to six year old
David Williams.
A. ii. Kramer is in charge tf The FAN
this week while l.. G. Lavoy is in thu
East selecting a large stock OF new
goods.
Don't send your money away iol
L ence Wire. You can do better with
JAS. Peterson & Co. right here at home
and you take no chances.
Mrs. Walter Anderson took Saturda,
nights train for Minneapolis. From
there she will visit relatives in Canada
and Iowa.
a new assortment OF ladies ready.
made shirts in broeades, serges, bril-.
lianteens, accordion pleats. etc, from
1920 up at H.. G. Tegtmeier's.
3. f. Hemingway Of Brookings,
representing the Minneapolis Journal,
was in the city Saturday and the first
OF the week.
What's the use OF paying 40 and 80
cents Tor apples elsewhere, when you
can get them at the Elevator Store for
30 cents a peck.
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 at Peabody's drug store.
Invitations for a masquerade ball TO
be given at the opera house next We'd
nesday evening have been received by a
number OF the ladies OF the city.
For Sale Twenty-Five head OF work
horses, weighing from LOO to 1,400
pounds, and from four to six years old.
David Williams.
Sheriff Sandvig received word the first
o! the week from the chief OF police OF
Aberdeen to look out Tor a couple OF
men wanted there for burglary.
wish to sell some wood-big timber
each Thursday at my grove eight miles
northeast OF Webster in Grenville town
ship. Joseph HeIwig.
Mter a three weeks visit with his
brother, DR.. j. +. d. Cook, says the
Langford Bugle, Wesley Cook departed
Saturday for his home at Doland.
For Sale ]: Twenty-Five head oi work
h o SEES, weighing from LOO to 1,400
pounds, and from four to six years old.
David Williams.
Editor Sherin and Byron Abbott of
Brilton arrived last Thursday evening
on some business before the court. They
took Friday mornings train for Aber
deem.
You will fluid the latest designs in
Monuments and Gravestones ut Ben
jamin & Fosters. Everything from the
cheapest marble To the most expensive
bronze.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches of Aberdeen are rellearslng the
sacred oratorio, "rbe Holy City," which
will be produced the latter part OF the
month.
Gents Furnishing Goods-The Fair.
There will be u lecture given at the
opera house next Thursday evening"
March 10. by DIR 4. i. Clough OF Mad
ison ON the subject, Am My Brothers
Keeper?
For bargains in Clotling-Tlie Fair.
Sheriff Sandvig LETT yesterday morning
for Sioux Falls with a prisoner, George
StorE. who was recently convicted OF
larceny and sentenced TO two years IN
the pen.
For Wall Paper bargains-Tlle Fair.
Died. Tuesday. February 20, at the
residence o. his son, Frank, IN Morton
township, Frank kaplan, aged Sixty
e,pl,t wears. Funeral services were held
Yesterday.
For bargains in all lines-The Fair.
In the Marshall County Journal oil last
week. j. j. Aplin OF Britton gives an
occouut OF the capture OF JEFF. Davis, ana
the part he took part in it. Mr.. Aplm
was orderly for Col. Harndeh.
For bargains in. Tinware-lhe fanr.
Air. and Mrs. Vim. Bates are mourning
the loss Of II daughter, l.eona, aged one
,ear and seven months, who liad been
.u,fering for some time with pi'enmonl"'
MA who pnssed away Sunday, feb.2t.
Funeral occurred Tuesday.
For bargains in Millinery-Ihe far'
Iobu r. Van Meter, who Tor a nnni'e'
=, ,eors has held the position OF 'nse'-
,ra,.. assistant clerk aud postmaster
!. s,.u.ton agency. has been promoted
r. the position OF issue clerk z" Lower
r,nl. ac.ncy ne,r Chalnberlain. Nr,
Yam Meter enjoys the d'st''e''m ;"
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