Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-30

twenty new patterns of baby cabs at
the Old Furniture Store.
Moneyto loan on approved
security. Z. w Taylor.
For Harrows, Farm Wagons and
Farm Machinery call on Chas. Hawkin-
son.
Mr. j. e. Bleser and Miss Maude A.
Abbott spent Sunday in thiscity with
friends.
Large pencil tablets II by IA inches
for five cents at THUS Pioneer Drug
Store.
Born TO Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. Z. Youngs
Tuesday March 28th. a sou weight nine
pounds.
Don't fail to read O. & Smail's nd, as
they have something new to tell You
this week.
Hoary headed old Winter seems TO en-
JOY lingering il the lap OF that young
beauty Snring
To Rent residences. Possession
given April Q and 10th, inquire of Mrs.
L. Huntington.
Highest prIcrs paid for all kinds Of
hides aud iur- bp Ole 4. Amundson
Webster $. "
Mrs. e, S D'nuv came ~ from Dexter
Monday 10 spend n few DAYS visiting
Webster friends
Have you seen the New England
Queen Sewing Machine that Jas. Peter
son g. Co. self
Ex-Register c.. B. Knott of Bristol
was attending to business matters in
town Yesterday.
Ladies' gloves for Easter all colors of
1899 style every pair warranted at
Elevator Store.
in town. We want you all to see them
Benjamin & Foster.
Theodore Tobias received a sentence
OF IL days for stealing buggy wheels
and is serving his sentence at Britton.
Coming April 1st and 2ud at Com
mercial Hotel DR.. E. s, Bugbee, Eye
Specialist and Optician.
Let me figure on that carpenter work
o want done this spring. [. b. Niles,
Contractor and Builder.
Roswell Bottum OF Aberdeen. Agent
of +. II. Clement, Minneapolis, was
looking after real estate matters here
Thursday.
Ii your hens don't lay, or ii they eat
the eggs feed them some ground oyster
shells. For sale at Ross.
William Rees OF Minneapolis repre-
senting the Colonial aud U. S. Mtge.
TO-, was transacting business in the
city Friday,
Do not pay 5000 per ton for inferior
coal when you can get the best
for 1926 at ID. b. Compton's.
Rev. Tragitt delivered "a very interest
ing and sensible discourse on temperance
at the Congregational Church Sunday
evening to u large audience.
The New Siberian Millet Seed that
JAS. Peterson & 20. sells, yields more hay
and seed than any Millet known.
The Soreuson property in the First
ward is being improved by the addition
OF another story and II general reno
II. G. Teg,meier is the owner.
The tin shop OF George Hammerbacher
& Co. is now prepared TO turn out all
kinds OF repairing and new work.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.. Egge and Mrs.
Jos. Alley visited Bristol Tuesday to
attend services held by Rev. Bishop
Hare.
Jas. Peterson & CO., still sells the
Glidden Wire, cheaper than you
send for same Likewise nails.
Lost-A Book entitled son Africa"
between Webster and {. II. Kohlhause
farm. Finder please leave at this office.
G. NJ. Anderson has opened Il shoe
shop in the room in the rear OF the Re
porter office and is prepared to do all
kinds OF repairing Oh short notice, give
u trial.
Do you need u new buggy this ) eason?
.has. Hawkinson has just received "a
load. A fine line at lowest figures.
II. II. Payne was over from Lilly Thur
day on matters OF business. Mr.. Payne
il a member OF the firm oil Payne Bros
who have purchased the general store
business OF j. 4. Larson.
Am prepared to accept building con
tracts, doing all work iron iounda-
tons up. Let me figure Tor you.
L. Il. Niles, Contractor and Builder.