Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

from Milbank, the Misses Stone and
trenton and Messrs. Hopgood and
Romeister.
r.. j. Burch has refitted and fixed up
his photograph gallery, adding new
background, and the latest up-to-date
apparatus. Call and see him, all work
guaranteed.
Miss Lillian Furgerson OF Plankinp.
t on and Miss Belle Patterson OF Henry.
arrived in the city Sunday night for a
visit to Webster friends as guests OF
Mrs. Meyers.
Harry Levoy and family e up from
MontevideO to enjoy hecelebration and
encamp nent and visit Webster friends,
they are the guests of the gentlemans
brother l.. G.
The Webster Bath Parlors have been
remodelcd and fitted up with a reading
room in connection-a pleasant place
to spend a leisure hour. Hot, cold,
plunge and shower baths,
Mrs Geo. Umphry and children arriv.
ed from Renville for a weeks visit to the
Lady's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Laird Sunday Morning. Geo. came up
to help them celebrate the fourth.
For the Ringing Bros. Circus at
Aberdeen July 18th, the C. NJ. & st.
Paul Ry. will sell excursion tickets July
18th and 18th good to return July 18th
at m and Ole fifth fare for the round
trip. +. A. Bradley, Agt.
w. +. Kading will be pleased to show
you his line OF fly nets, fly sheets, blank
cts, fine plush lap robes, busters etc.
The largest assortment, all up-to-date,
ever displayed in the city, at price as
tonishingly low.
Married-at the residence OF the brides
brother. Leonard Philbrook, in north
Webster on Wednesday evening July 5,
John Miller to Miss Agnes Philbrooks
both OF north Webster, Rev. Jas. s.
Hardness officiating.
Mrs. Marietta NJ. Bones and SOD
Tommy arrived from Yankton Monday
night to celebrate the Fourth among
relatives and old friends. 1t seems like
| old times to have Mrs, Bones come in
and Jolly up the editor.
Grape is said the proper decoration
for social hons" under certain conditi-
ons. The period for wearing it is short
according to custom. But say just ask
John Sauer about 1T, but keepa respect
full distance. She is not dead but absent.
Parties desiring to improve their
| stock can do no better than breed their
| cows to my Registered Short horn bull
'sKlondyke." He is a fine individual
| and his breeding is perfect. For terms
pedigree and other particulars call at
my office. Thos. McKennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Peterson OF Maude
| Mimi. L. Lake and wife OF Roberts Co.
| Miss MAY Matthews Ortonville and Miss
Bertha Wheat drove over Sunday to
take in the eneampment, and visit Web
| ster friends. Mrs. Patterson is mother
| of the Wilcox boys.
The ball team arrived home from
Fargo Sunday morning after having
defeated the team OF that city in two
games by scores OF 4 to ] and 1S to 4.
Fargo has a strong team but it's citizens
are fully convinced that Webster has a
stronger one. The papers OF that city
speak highly Of our boys.
J. V. Neidenfeuhr and family had a
| visit this week from his father G.. +.
Neidenfeuhr of Shakopae, MINI. and his
father-in-law NJ. Riley OF Eden Prairie,
| MINI. Both gentlemen were greatly
struck with this section and declare il
they were 90 years younger they would
pull up stakes and settle here.
n. p. Johnson Agent at Sisseton
Agency was over last week and pur-
| chased the short horn durham dull
Prince Royal OF Thos. McKennett. Mr..
Johnson halls originally from Ohio
aud is acquainted with the strain, and
when he heard the stock could be secured
here, lost no time b eiore securing one,
he certainly has a prize in the animil.
As A. II. Kramer was sitting in his
buggy Tuesday evening in front OF the
| hotel, listening to the band concert,
some idiot in the crowd recklessly and
criminally threw a cannon cracker at
him. 1t exploded close to his face, cut
| ting gashes in his cheek and throat.
Mr., Kramer drove home and had his
wounds dressed, after which he started
on the war path for the cur who per-
formed the d~astardly trick but could
not locate him.
Here liz a few points to consider before
YOU buy "A binder or mower
McCorm ick. Others. Mccormick. Others.
Sections Sections Sickle Sickle.
sc. Zoe. 1925 $500
Reelarms Reelarms Aprons Aprons
1Oc. zoe 1926 $3.50
| Apronslats Apronslats KDotter Knotier
&c Zoe Toe $1.0O
| Elevator chains Elevator chains
$1.25 $500.
Get your pictures TIA ken and enlarged
Az the new gallery in Chilsons old store
building in the rear OF Cbilsons and Tegt
, meters stores. 1t il now open Tor bust
ness. the sign will be the Northwestern
Portrait aud Frame Co. +. Bliss Manag-
er. Will make Portraits of Tall kinds aud
sizes from y stamp picture To life size.
Prices reasonable, all work guaranteed
wealso sell picture frames cheaper than
was ever heard oil in this country. Fifty
or more designs to select roin.
, A wholesome agitation OF the saloon
| auction IL the result oil the efforts oi
| The HYDE Park Protective Association
10 keep the saloons out of Washington
Park. Chicago. One oi the most hope
,ful signs Of our times is the growing nm
tayoni-m 10 the saloon az q neighbour
The rich will tolerate no saloon on the
avenue, parents aud iencherS oppose it,
, - a ss.lont haus.. TIN. chur.