Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-19
AT Living Prices
And Easy Terms.

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morning and win rush the new elevator
r 60 an early completion the weather
permitting. 1880 81 a9 ID
! a4uGtat tAEta 81,
Nd. Candy will deliver pure. spring
water to any part Of the city at 20 cents
a barrel or 81 a tank. Leave orders al
this office. VIII also clean cisterns.
Foreman Henry Hanson came down
from Bath Saturday night and remain
, ed over Sunday. Hank came to BEE his
mother OF course.
See the program for the Old Settlers
meeting at the Ball Park in this city,
June LIST. Make it a point to be here
and participate in the festivities.
Fin Ross got back from attendance at
A. OF. W. Grand Lodge, Sioux Falls.
tie acted ais chairman OF committee on
good oil the order.
To cure a cold in one day, take Laxa-
tive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
glsts refund the money if it fails tn cure
2octs at Peabody's drug store.
There will be the largest acreage OF
grain in Day county this season OF any
year, in its history at least that is what
the knowing ones say.
Having obtained one OF the latest and
best Hot Air aud Vapor Bath Cabinets
am now ieady TO give baths to ladies.
Rebeca Matteson.
Chas. Printup, OF Britton was in this
city Monday renewing his Webster
acquaintances-its the same old happy.
go-luckey Charley as ofyore.
o. & Small still have a limited supply
OF home grown White and Yellow Dent
Corn, German and Broom Corn Millet
and Timothy Seed. Get what you need
before all is gone.
Webster contributed II men to the
South Dakota Regiments, all OF whom
successfully stood the physical examina-
ton, were accepted and mustered in.
Sioux Falls got a little more than she
bargained for III the way OF a crowd on
last Sundays excursion from II to
Ii 5000 strangers III the city that day.
A number of volumes belonging to the
Webster School Library are in the pos
session OF parties around the city who
are requested TO return the same as they
are badly needed by the scholars.
Will Thomas the youth who was so
unfortunate as to break his leg last
week is reported as getting along nicely.
Is bett ter than could have been expected.
Lost-in or real Webster, !. large old
fashioned leather pocket book contain
ing notes and receipts. Any one finding
same please leave at Reporter office
and oblige, Z. L. Forbes.
us. Marshal Kennedy spent a few
hours in the city Saturday night on
personal business and departed for
Sioux Falls on the Sunday excurion
train. 3 ri go yt
III. Z. Peterson, from Montevideo,
Mimi h as taken h position
OF operator in the station recently,
vacated by the transfer OF III. g. Bea-
man.
The 1898 t'Quick MeaH gasoline stove
is no new-fangled tlling,-it is one of the
oldest stoves on the market, and I'M
q~uestionably the best. 1t is no COM
plicated. las PETERSON 4 Co..
Philip LaBelle, Deputy Sheriff OF
Roberts county Was over from the
Agency Saturday in search OF several
horses which have strayed away. Read
his estray notice.
Lars johnson and wife, OF kidder
township, departed Tuesday for Lin
coin, Neh.. ior u short visit to their
son Unis, who is pastor OF the sweadish
church at that place.
Elmer Foster member OF the craft was
in this city several days this week. He
was u member OF Co. +. Aberdeen, but
failed to pass muster at Camp Dewey,
Sioux Falls, was two pounds TO light.
At the regular meeting OF the Webster
University Association Center, May 16.
1898, it was unanimously voted to ad
iorrn to meet the second Monday in
September. Members will please take
notice. Mrs. j. III. McCoy, Sec.
Bessie Small, 9TH grade, is the only
epresentativeolth Webster school ~
the Mlnneupolis Journal Junior this
week. She contributed a clever little
Patchwork story, entitled "Miily, the
Milkmid".
The goth annual meeting OF the Gen
eral Association OF Congregational
churches oil South Dakota will be held
at huron, May "a to 26. Rev. w. b.
II ubbard is Secretary OF the Associa
ton.
U. s. Dept Agriculture, Climate and
Crop Bulletin oil the Weather bureau,
South Dakota Section, for the week end
;ur May q 1898.