Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-27

Bring in your bicycle and have il over
hauled and cleaned iol spring.
Ross, the Jewnler
and Wheel Man.
The undertaken who received and took
charge OF the remains oi Mrs. Darmody
at kewaskum. Wisconsin, paid +. r.
Foster a fine compliment on the en-
balming,-said 1t could not have been
done better.
have Just received a large invoice OF
every thing IN tine bic Gle line, aud arr
now prepared To repair or furnish YOU
repairs and parts for your wheel at bed
rock prices.
Ross, the Jeweler
and Wheel Man.
J. >. Titus has opened Il harness shop
hrst door north OF the Elevator store
Jimmie, who has for several years been
employed by o. K Small. is a first-claso
workman, known To most of our read
ers, aud will doubtless do a good BUSH
ness.
}. l.. ". Zietlow OF the Dakota Central
telephone company has made arrange
ments TO extend the system TO Water
town in the spnng. This vear will see
the line extended TO l5rookings, thence
on TO Sioux Falls aud Sioux City, aud
also from Watertown east to the Twin
Cities.
Nels Nelson OF Kidder township left
Bristol Sunday evening for the Twin
Cities to join a party for the Kloudyke
He has rented his farm and left his
affairs in such shape that he eau be gone
for a long time. Everyone in Day coun
ty will wish him a safe journey and lots
OF good luck in che land OF gold.
VIM B. Hubbard of Armour supplied
the pulpit at the Congregational church
last Sunday morning and evening, and
gave his audiences considerable food for
thought. His style is appropriate and
bis intent purpose impressing. He will
preach next Sunday morning and eve
ming. All are cordially invited to hear
him.
G. Knott of Jordan, Minnesota, has
been out in this county the last six or
seven weeks visiting els sons here and at
Bristol. He is ut present in this city,
the guest of his son, Charles. Mr.. Knott
is a very pleasant gentleman to meet,
and feels quite at home in Webster as
there are a number OF former residents
Of Jordan here.
Agent Bradley informs us that Jim Ryan
OF Montevideo, our old station agent,
has applied for a years leave OF absence
to enable him to make a trip to Alaska !;
also that Ellis Lollis has the klondyke
fever. They are both good boys, and
ii they start for the gold fields, we wish
them a safe trip and hope they find all
the gold they can carry hack.
Ii this delightful weather continues,
what's the matter with the ball team
"bnckling ON their armOr' and playing
a matched game OF ball with some neigh
boring club What's the matter with
calling up Webster ?-Andover Gazette.
Easy. thsre, Bro. Haynes, or people
will think you are trying TO introduce
Corbett-Fitzsimmons tactics into the
national game.
Miss Emma Warner and Claude Fox
were treated TO a genuine surprise party
last Friday night at the Warner resi-
dence in the Elevator Store block. They
were away from the house for IA time in
the earlier part OF the evening, and re-
turning about eight O'Clock, found O
large number OF the yo ing people. A
number OF games helped to make the
evening a very enjoyable affair. A new
secret society was organized from chose
present, after which ices and cakes We're
served.