Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-08-25

A pr emium Tor best display OF House
flants at Opera House Sept. 2.
Gail on Malmberg and see the new line
oi-Ladies Chatelaine Watches-iust re-
ceived.
FIRST shipments OF up-to-date fall and
W inter dress goods just mat the Ele-
vator Store.
W. D. Gooding has purchased the
ebster bath parlors and will copduet
t he business in the future.
Secure your seats for the Ohrstrom
Renard-MacKenz recital at Opera
House Friday evening, Aug. 26th.
ii. c. Tegtmeier with a party of
irlend DIS drove over to Bradley Friday on
a business trip. They picked up a few
prairie chickens en- route.
John Wagner. a brother of P. j.,
arrived Thursday from Milbank, having
accepted the position OF second man at
the Strong elevator.
Miss Clara II. Belts and Miss Minnie
Cowan departed this morning for
Huron as delegates to the Christian
Endeayor convention.
Lou Drill left Saturday night for Or
t onyille where he will remain until he
rec overs from the attack of fever with
which he has been suffering.
Tommy Bones was yesterday the
recipient OF a fine bicycle from his cousin
George II. Frey, ST.. OF Springfield, Ohio.
-Yankton p. and Dakotan.
For Rent-A good six room house in
the Second Ward. Possession Sept. LIST.
John McKeown.
Miss Lillian Lancaster, who has been
camping at the lake for q couple OF
week has returned to her home in Web
ster.-Watertown Public Opinion.
Before ordering a Tombstone, call on
Benjamin & Foster and see what they
have to offer. 1t will pay you.
Otto Kohlhase and Willie Turner,
both in the 18th Minnesota Vol. Regi-
ment, have been taken to the hospital
in NJ inneapolis suffering from typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Bert Barton came over from Lily
Monday and took the train that night
{ or Menagha, Mimi, in response to a
telegr am announcing the serious illness
OF her mother.
Wanted-A girl competent to do all
kind of h household work, no other need
to apply.-Mrs. l.. G.. O~chsenreiter.
Chas. L. Anderson and Wilbur Dow
departed overland Friday for Graceville,
Mimi, to com mence the sale OF the pat
emf medicine in which they are interest
ed.
Miss Emma Schultz was out to the
X rueger homestead Friday and tried
the Maud Miller act, but as the Judge
failed to appear, Emma got Disguised
and jumped the job.
Benjamin & Foster take orders Tor all
kinds Of marble work. Let them figure
on your Job before placing your order.
Willie Thomas and little Miss Joseph
inc Granger drove through to Wheaton,
Minnesota, Sunday. Will goes to join
a party from Wisconsin at the lake
shooting for a few weeks.
You will find the latest designs IN
Monuments and Gravestones at Ben
;am;n & Fosters. Everything from the
cbeapest marble to the most expensive
bronze.
Karl ". Hapgood Assistant Cashier OF
the Merchants Bank, OF Milbank arrived
Tuesday morning on a visit to iriends
and to enjoy a short season OIL sport
with the prairie chickens.
Mans reputation lives after he has
nassed away. The good reputation OF
Henry George makes the cigar OF the
same name popuIar-its genuine merits
then increase the sale.
Webster is the greatest base bailtown
in the state this year, and when her nine
disbanded last Saturday evening she
could fairly claim the championship o u
soutb Dakota.-Egan Express.
A dollar isn't any bigger in our store
than elsewhere; it merely looks bigger
because it's buying power is SO greatly
;ncreased when it is invested IN one OF
orr r. X. G Co. Suits.-H. Z. Tegtmeier.
Ed KohIhase returned from Mime
anolis Tuesday and reports that ms
brother Otto, who is in Asbury Hospitai
with typhoid fever, is on the mend ou'
Willie Turner, also in Asbury. Is danger
ouslv sick. Both boys are members Oh
the 18th MINI. Volunteers.
" Barrett. OF Minneapolis, TO-DAY
s,cceeded H. c.. Peterson as telegraph
onerator at this station. Mr.. Peterson
haa been promoted to the position o.
no,+aviapo station. DurlnB