Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-04-07

pgrapher with the Mccormick Harvester
Fcompany.-Soo Falls Press, 5th.
o.& Small are prepared to do all
kinds OF bicycle repairing, brazing, true.
ing, vnlcanizing, ETC., q full line OF
repairs on hand.
james, the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Matt. Tracs;, has been very sick the
past week, almost at the point of death,
but is reported a shade better today
TO cure a cold in one day, take Laxa.
i've Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money il it fails to cure.
25cts at Peabody's drug store.
II. b. Torgrin,son, solicitor for the
South Dakota Ekko of Sioux Falls, was
canvassing among the Norwegian cit
! zens Tuesday in the interests OF his
paper.
DO yon buy water Then buy the
best. 20cts q barrel, 81 a tank. from
Nekennett's well. Delivered anytime
on short notice by Gruby Bros.
John Albto. a cousir OF Lester Cram.
a rived from Spring Valley. Minnesota.
aud * looking over farm property in
his vicinity this week witt Ia view ol
purchasing.
Nj. d. Gandywill deliver pure spring
water to any part 81 the city at 20 cents
a barrel or ST "a tank. Leave orders at
this office. VIII also clean cisterns.
M Troy, an applicant for IA position
Oh the Webster ball team this season,
came down from Groton Wednesday
and the boys INDUCED in "a little practice
that afternoon.
You will fnd the latest designs in
Monuments and Gravestones at Ben
jamin & Fosters. Everything from the
cheapest marble 10 the most expensive
bronze.
Finlay Ross is sick in bed. This
made Alex. the whole thing at Ross
Bros. Tuesday druggist. ieweler, book
and bicycle clerk,--but he was equal to
the emergency.
Rev. Hubbard, the new pastor oil the
congregational church, will begin his
passionate Sunday morning, preaching
an Easter sermon. Special Easter pro-
gram in the evening.
Presiding Elder Springer held services
Sunday afternoon at the Cloyd school
house in North Webster and at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening. He left
for Milbank Monday night.
Bert Barton took the train Friday
for ST. Paul. He went down to pur-
chase a stock OF drugs for a store be will
establish in Lily. A physician will also
locate in the same little burg.
The demand for houses in Webster ex-
,ceed the supply, consequently there will
be but little moving this spring. There
were five applications for the house re-
GENTLY vacated by the editor.
Is there anything wrong with your
wheel /? | will sell you the material TO
repair 1t. II you are too lazy or don't
know how, / will do it for you, and do it
cheap.-Ross, the Jeweler and Wheelman.
Died, Thursday, March 31st, aged 5
months. Hans julius, son OF Thomas
Hustled OF Nutley township. Funeral
services were held Saturday Rev. Ham
mer Officiating. Interment at Nutley
cemetry.
Matt. Bowers and John Becker are
lodg ed in jail at Bristol charged with
stealing grain from Scotland township
States Attorney Lund went
no to Bristol today to conduct the
prosecution.
A number OF farmers appeared before
the Co. commissioners and made a re-
cues. for seed grain, alleging they could
not Obtain it without the aid of the
county. but the commissioners refused
to entertain their request.
Some OF our stores are coming down
to Elevator Store prices on a few staple
groceries but they will have to take sew
eral strides to get down to Elevator
Store prices on dry goods, shoes, cloth
ing, crockery and hardware.
A report was brought to the city this
OF the destruction by fire oil
rte house and granary on Miss Dickin-
sons farm four miles north OF town. A
carelessly put up stovepipe is said to
been the cause. Loss about $500
insurance.
Farmers who are patronizing the
are certainly looking to their
own interests, and OF course are anxious
10 Increase profits by improving their
stock. We wish to call the attention OF
aIl such 10 the TACT that we have a limit
ed number Of B~ulls,--the celebrated Red
Rose, Milk Strain, oil Short Horn Dur
ham Cattle,--all old enough for service