Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

line OF fresh high grade groceries.
Fiksdal Bros.
Don't fail to read O. & Smail's ad, as
they have something new to tell YOU
this week.
The Elliot boys OF the Elevator Sto re
force, had a slight touch OF the grip
last week.
Mrs. j. F. Pitsor and Mrs. r. W. Pi t.
sor went to Waubay Tuesdey to visi t
relatives.
w. L. Ravens is again in the pota to
market Highest price, "casil up in til e
m%ornin." 29-2-w.
DR.. Brooks and family returned Tues
day from an extended visit to Mont
rose, s. d.
Chilson & Haugen enter the advertise
ing arena this week. Read what they
have to say.
Canned Vienna Savage and Sauer
kraut at Tegtmeiers. Try it, It's fine
only 10 cents.
Highest prices paid for all kinds Of
hides aud furs by Ole A. Amundson
Webster S. ID,
j. ID. Lawson one OF Waubay's lead
ing merchants was %transactiug business
in this city to-day.
Mrs. j.. +. Kelley and son Carroll
returned Friday from "a three months
visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Compton and son
Roy, returned Thursday from thei
visit TO California.
Water-delivered to all parts of the
city, nom Nick Smiths Spring-Leave
orders at Bakers. tt
A complete liue of shoes at the very
lowest prices. Ladies fine toe slippers
just in Fksdal Bros.
Julius Flugstad came up from LAX e
Preston Monday night to attend to
some matters OF business.
Frank Sears departed Wednesday
night for Illinois, called thither by the
serious illness of his mother.
Union Temperance meeting at the NJ.
f. Church Sunday evening. Rev. Hub
bard will deliver the address.
Before ordering a Tombstone, call on
Benjamin & Foster and see what they
nave to offer. 1t will pay you.
The ladies OF st. Mary's Guild report
that their bakery venture was fully mp
to their expectations Saturday.
W. p. Jackson, station agent at Wau-
bay and Dave Marshall of that burg
were Webster visitors Thursday.
There will be a Union Temperance
meeting at the NJ. T.. church on Sunday
evening next. Everyone invited.
Monday evening, March 9th, The
Empire Comedy Co., will open a weeks
engagement at the opera house.
The tin shop OF George Hammerbacher
& Co. il now prepared TO turn out all
kinds OF repairing and new work.
NJ. d. Candy has received this week a
new gasoline engine, lathe and other
improvements for his machine shop.
Bppiumin & roster take orders ior all
kinds of marble work. Let them figure
on your job before placing your order.
Bread from A. l.. Wards Bakery OF
Aberdeen, is sold by us only.-Second to
to None. Bread tickets 6 for % cents.
+. G. Baxter.
The pnme law has been amended max
inc ihp Iiceuse for nonresident sports
men SO instead OF $50 as IN The origin
al till.
Z. ". TAYLOR and John II. Lund de
parted Tor Pierre Wednesday morning
10 witness the closing scenes IN the Leg
islaturp.
w II. III. Mensing has an office over
Unnse & Wist Meat market OH Main 81.
ana i. prepared to do a~bstracting ana
write INSURANCE.
ME- Hannah, OF Waubay, was in
tho city several days, helping nus
daughter Mrs.Groshopg TO get settled
in his new quarters.
q. O. W~elslous, OF Saltwater, MIMI
md l.. r. Torinus, of Aberdeen, mem
hers OF the st. Croix Lumber 20.
c..1vad I'M this CITY.
Mrs VIM. Sheelar departed Tuesday
NIGHT with her little daughter whom
she was taking to the hospital at Koch
estor. MINI. Tor treatment.
s. n. Groshong moved his household
Goods and iamily from Waubay to TINS
e;ty Monday. They will occupy the oid
Adams property in the second WARD.
Horsemen-The Reporter Office mas
,be finest stock oi horse cuts in the
northwest and can get you out morse
Hills IN any style ard ON short NOTICE
We ore also III the field with a brand
nav, snriur stock OF Gents fine Co'oreu
Dress Shirts OF al the latest patterns.
They are Hammers ut H.C.leg'h'fiers'
r q O~schenreiter, ore OF the execu-
hoa,;tta. ri the South Dakota