Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-02-16
FOR SALE CHEAP a Barn
and Buggy She'd Room
for eight horses and four
tons Of hay. Inquire Of
II. C.. Tegtmejer.

Mrs II. w. Taylor.
Ed. Benedict, OF Minneapolis, who is
travelling for a ThreshIng Machine Com
pany tarried over between trains Mon
day.
A delegation OF native Americans are
in the city this week attending court.
There are several Indian cases on the
calendar.
DR.. Herman and p. j. Barrenger OF
Waubay ave put in the week attend
ing court-wittnesses for the state i'm
Indian cases.
Miss Nellie 0'Conner of Madison,
arrived in the city Friday to visit
friends. She Is the guest OF Mrs. L. G..
0chsenreiter.
Ed Burk OF Montevideo came up Fri
day in response to a telegram
ing the illness of his brother-in-law
John Mckeown.
The fine warm Weather Monday
brought a great number OF farmers
to town and as a consequence business
was lively in all lines.
Mrs. E. c. Warner who has been quiet
sick is convalescing. Miss Eva is
suffering from typhoid fever and is re-
ported as dangerously i'll.
A. Ablers has purchased the old Lii
pinski house northeast OF town and
moved it onto the Thompson place
which he recently purchased.
Frank Sheeler and wife returned from
their Wisconsin visit Sunday morning.
Frank says they had q good time but
were glad to get home again.
Mrs. E. A. Wearne returned from her
trip to the seat of government Friday.
She stopped %en-route home to visit
friends at Huron and Aberdeen.
A stateman is a politician who has
been dead for thirty or forty years and
who has discovered that he is dead.
WA Buholz, block man for the Deer
ing Harvester Co., OF Chicago and E. n.
Meyer, OF Summit, were in town Monday
and Tuesday on Companys business.
Several farmers have asked why the
program OF the Farmers Institute did
not appear in the Reporter-for the
simple reason it was never presented us.
We are also in the field with a brand
new spring stock OF Gents fine Colored
Dress Shirts OF all the latest patterns.
They are Hammers at H.. C Tegtmeiers'.
There was a large gathering at the
Valentine social at the residence OF A. T.
Thompson Saturday evening the 18th
and oil attending enjoyed the occasion.
For Sale-Good Hay, Oats and Bar
ley, Hay 81 per ton Oats and Barley 30
ce nts per blu. delivered to any part OF the
city. Leave orders at this Office. 26-2"
Ka rps Clover Root Tea, for Constipa
ton it's theBest and ii after using 1T
you don't say so, return the package
and get your money. SOLD by NJ. A.
THU the druggist. (o)
r. A. Bradley and wife spent a week
in Montevideo and returned Tuesday.
Brad looks a little the worse for his
tn ssel with la Grippe, but says he is
getting along first rate.
An entire new spring stock Ct Hats
in at opened up at Tegtmeier's. All the
latest colors and styles. You all know
4 he Taylor Hat, we are now showing
them in the latest block.
The following advertisement is from
an Irish newspaper: This is to notify
patric O'Flaherty who lately lett ms
lodgings, that il he does not return soon
and pay for til same he shall be adver-
tised.
have ten to twenty cars Of good
sound ear or shelled coru Tor sale. Gan
ship part on ear and part shellee OF
full cars of either one. Write Tor prices.
G. .Crossman, Fulda, Mimi, =. NJ Or
p. II. II.
Lawrence Brokaw, s. Il. Purdnm,
Chas Duel, DR.. Schenecker ana others
Of Bristol were in the city Monday TO
see the mill OF justice g~rind-don't think
any of the boys mentioned had q grist
- tho mill however.
Forest Zietlow has goneto We oster 10
remain a day or two installing tele-
pbones for new patrons OF the exchanges
there. Next to Aberdeen Webster mas
the largest number OF Telephones ih.he
northern part OF the state:-Aoeroee''
News.
New james Town Dress goods az ..
G. Tegtmeier, this is something GU. 2.
the ordinary line, they are '"v Sa"
wearing goods manufsct urea, ~.
don't know ask your friends tha' na''
worn them and they will tell you .ae
same. They are medium price ?
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