Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-12-29

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Chief OF Police Frank Wilcox went
down to Maud, MINI. to pay a Christ
mas visit to his son. His position has
been temporarily filed by Charley
Wright.
karFs Clover Root Tea, for Constipa-
ton it's theBest and il after using it
you don't say so, return the package
and get your money. Sold by NJ. A.
THU the druggist. (5)
Mr.. and Mrs. W. t. Haveus returned
Tuesday from their visit to Aberdeen.
Mrs. II, left Wednesdayfor Waubay and
after a brief visit there will proceed TO
Minnesota for the winter.
Operator NJ. Peterson went down to
Minneapolis Thursday for a few DAYS
vacation, returning Tuesday a. m. Dur
ing his absence A. NJ. Johnson Of Lake
Preston handled the key.
l.. II. Ieager, who has been visiting
his Q Comfy Treasurer Yeager, de-
p arted Tuesdaynicht forSisspton where
he will make a short visit before return
ing t o his Minnesota home.
Ladies Take the Best. II you are
troubled WITH Constipation, Sallow
Skin, and a Tired Feeling, take KarI's
Glover Tea, it is pleasant to take, Sold
by N 4. THU the druggist. (5)
A few Ladies Goaks worth$7. so, $500
and 5000, to close them out, viii go at
$500, $500 and $500. These are
certainly bargains that you don't meet
every day-H. c. Tegtmeier.
The Lo~unsberry Webster mail now
leaves Louns berry p. o. Tuesday and
Saturday at 8 "a. M, arriving at Web
star u IN. Leaves Webster / p. m,
arrives at Lounsberry ) p. m.
j. Ii. Kip p, representing the Miunea-
apolis Tribune, spent Monday in the
city. He was pleased TO greet his COM
rades here who served in Grigsbys COM
mand in which he was Sergeant.
F. j. Kempter and A.. 7. Rosland, his
brother-in-law came up from Waubay
Wednesday. Mr.. Rosland is a business
man from Wisconsin and is visiting his
sister, he was surprised at the size and
Ii We appearance of Webster.
Principal E. A. Miller, Co. Supt. Miss
Aasyed, Miss Louise Woodbury., Miss
Gertrude Marsh aud Emma Warner
departed Tuesday morning for Redfeld
to attend the annual meeting of the SO.
Oak. Educational Association.
Lost-On the evening of Dec. 81 1898.
in front Of Farquhar's livery stable, a
red broche shawl with red and yellow
fringe all around, with figures all over it
resembling kidneys. Finder will please
leave il ut this Office and receive reward
of 81. 90 or the same will be given for
information that will lead to the
recovery OF the same.
The members OF the ConG1 Choir
showed their appreciation oil the efforts
in their behalf of their director, Miss
Elena Peabody. by presenting her. on
Christmas a fine Ebony Baton. 1t is a
beautiful stick tipped with silver and
further ornamented with Ivory. 1t is a
handsome gift worthily bestowed, as
the present proficiency OF the choir is
due in o great measure to Miss Pea
body's efforts, and she has every reason
to feel proud OF this acknowledgment OF
appreciation.
Miss Peabody had the misfortune to
step on a nail Christmas morning in.
ficting a very painful woundin her foot.
A Christmas box was received from
some friends and on opening it the cover
was thrown on the floor with the nails
up, a paper fell over it. Miss Peabody
came into the room to examine the con
tents OF the box, slipped on the paper
and the nail went into her foot about
hall an inch. The young lady has a
good deal OF nerve, however, as she did
not let the accident interfere with her
taking part in the Christmas exercises.
She has not been able to wear q shoe
since, nevertheless she was fortunate in
her misfortune as no serious results are
anticipated from the accident.
[As a mark OF appreciation OF the able,
impartial, courteous manner IN winch
Station Agent f. A. Bradley discharges
his duties in connection with the grain
interests, the elevator owners and gra IN
buyers OF tins city presented HIM on
Christmas eve with n handsome solid
silver tea set, four pieces, OF the latest
design. To say that Brad was surprised
is 10 put it mildly for he was unaware
OF acting otherwise than is demanded
OF one in his position. Ii Is pleasant to
chronicle this recognition OF his services
by the patrons most thrown in contact
with him, for Brad is certainly the most
capable official ever in control OF this
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