Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-08-18

Day, the Watertown tombstone man,
was in the city Monday putting up
memorials in the City and Catholic
cemeteries.
Miss Bertha Kory departed Tuesday
night for st. Paul to select a line OF new
fall goods for the millinery department
of "The Fair.
Mrs. Ljmb,r aud two daughters ar
lived th morning from Minneapolis on
a visit 10 her b other, c. z. Spriesters-
bach and family.
The Baxter residence property on
| over Main street is being converted
into an office building, to be occupied
by Kramer and Gross.
Miss Bertha Peterson departed Mon
day night for Green Valley, Mimi, in
response to a telegram announcing the
death of her lite twin nieces.
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 Bros.
Miss Lyle Harris is visiting at Aber-
deem, the guest OF Miss Daisy McGlach-
lin. On Sunday morning she sang a
solo in the Presbyterian church.
You will find the latest designs in
Monuments and Gravestones at Ben
iamin & Fosters. Everything from the
cheapest marble to the most expensive
bronze.
L. w. Small and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. A. Wearne. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Och
s enreiter, Mrs. Ferry and Miss Davidson
formed a party to visit Pickerel AXE
Sunday.
Mans reputation lives after he has
passed away. The good reputation OF
Henry George makes the cigar OF the
same name p~opular-its genuine merits
then increase the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turner and Geo.
Fansett drove over to Watertown Sun
day. Henry has a couple OF weeks work
in that section, but Mrs. Turner will re-
turn about Saturday.
Rev, W. b. Hubbard arrived home
from Minneapolis yesterday morning
and reports his 0 as rapidly recover
ing from the operation which was per
formed for appendicitis.
Frank Drill left Tuesday night for
Twin Brooks where he will work
thro ugh harvest. Lou Drill is stopping
at Rev. McBrides until he recoyers from
an attack OF typhoid fever.
DIR. A. w. Abbott, the celebrated
physician, OF Minneapolis, arrived Mon
day to remain for a few days as the
quest OF DR.. Peabody and to enjoy an
outing with the gun and dog.
VIM. Booth, Melvin Rice, Dell Schields
and Mr.. Wiseman, of Milbank, the {. NJ.
& st. P. Railway bridge crew., complet-
ed their work here on bridges Saturday,
and also repaired the platform at the
Depot.
Miss Gertrude Gillilland, the teacher
recently engaged to take charge oil the
Gram mar room for the coming term,
. rriyed Saturday evening from Gler-
wood, Iowa and is taking part in
he Institute work.
ANY kind OF money just SO it a the
approyal OF our Uncle Samuel VIII pny
the b. X. K Co. suits. You can save
ooos;d.rable bother and worry too
hat ia necessary with the ordinary
kind.-H.C C. Tegt:aeier.
Harry Miller, his son VIM. and WIN.
Funk, arrived Tuesday Tor a Gays
shooting from Minneapolis. The young
men returned to the city last high'.
Mr.. Miller, Sr. will remain a ie" oasS'
! the guest OF II. o. Frank.
Farmers. bring in good samples Oh
growing grain, corn and vegetables TO
Kramer and Gross. These samples are
wontad for exhibition and advertising
and will be properly credited
| and placed on exhibition.
nr Goodmanson the dentist who has
been here this week had an unexpec'eu
rush Of work during his present stay
and is compelled foreman IN "eps'e'
anotber week. He will be found at tht
Commercial until August %.
charles Olson departed Wednesday y
,;oht for Hicksop, n. d., where he VII
hnv wheat this season for the oroNi
Elevator Co. With the experieuc'
- on Webster market. e'iaries
will prove a capable and inouS0"
buyer for his company
Grubv and George Bathen nav
completed the erection OF a mode' ~ w..
storage house south OF the track '"'
,oSrirerator is 1ox1i, gotten up on 'u'
,ast i~,nnroved plan and is designed
ala storage and preservation .
No and meots. This Is so",e'''u
io,o t,,r-,, i.esaed III this ca.