Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-01-19
FOR SALE CHEAP Barn
and Buggy Shed. Room
TOR eight horses and four
tons Of hay. Inquire Of
~. &. Tegtmeiev,

n. 6. T~egtmeier.
Water-delivered to all parts of the
city, from Nick Smiths Spring-Leave
orders at Bakers. If
Mrs. l.. H. Bentley and two children
arrived from Nib ank Wednesday on a
visit to her relatives here.
Copies Of the proposed game law have
arrived and it is the subject OF much
discussion among the local sports.
+. +. Jones who is travelling for the
Geo. M. Conway celebrated cigar fac
tory, Of Sioux City, Iowa, was in town
yesterday.
Joseph Stariha departs tonight for
Hutchinson, Mimi, where he has nc.
cepted a position as grain buyer for
Miller Bros.
This Office can furnish engraved visit
ing cards, invitations and
ment cards OF the latest design. Call
and see samples.
Aberdeen Bread all kinds DC; also
Cakes, Cookies and Lady Fingers from
the same Bakers. Try them. For
Sale at Baxters.
The Aberdeen High School building
received a scorching Tuesday, the flames
being eXtinguished before any material
damage was done.
Chas. Gottschalk, of Aberdeen was
here Monday doing the advance act for
the Lady Ministries who appear at
Opera House tonight.
Miss Ethel Sheldon has been on the
sick list this week. During her absence
from school, her classes have been in
charge OF Miss Aasved.
Matt Schmidt. Mrs Nick Schmidt,
OF Rusk township, and Mrs John Neu-
man OF Morton township, departed Fri
day night on a visit to Milbank.
Chas. Davidson, John Sauer, Misses
Emma Schultz and Bertha Derrick
formed q party and took in the dance
at Waubay Thursday evening.
Walter Rhodes is over from Webster
visiting with his parents for a Jew days.
Walt seems to be getting along fine at
the barber buslness.-Bradley Globe.
C. b. Knott came down from Bristol
Friday to file with tie County Commits
sioner's a monthly statement OF fees re-
ceived in the Registers Office during his
incumbency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Beall, formerly OF
| the Holmes hotel, have removed TO
| Fergus Falls, where Mr.. Beall is engag-
| ed in the wholesale grocery business
Minneapolis Tribune.
The Masonic Temple Association oil
| Aberdeen give a Banquet and Ball FRI
day evening, Jan. 20, and quite a num-
Der Of Websterites announce 1T their
intention to attend.
Found-In +. w. Smails lumber yard
one package OF clean clothes, consisting
OF SillFlS uHu otHci "'"i'"5 "PP
Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying for this notice.
John T.. Haugeu, oil Madison is III the
citv. He came up on account OF the
SERMONS Illness Of his sister, Mrs. ABBY,
who has been suffering from lung trou-
BILE. She IS reported a shade better at
present.
John j. Fenelon, Ex-Comty Treasurer
Of Campbell Co.. spent Monday ~ che
clty as the guest OF his cousin Matt.
Tracy. He Wa on the road to Wiscon-
sin where he viii pass the balance OF
winter.
Flax reached $1.o5 and wheat Gle.
Yesterday on the local market. Buck
ing" was the cause OF the lift in prices
and a bet was registered TINT Webster
would continue il buckIng market uniIl
May lst,
Jobn Norton received a telegram
Thursday from Bangor, Name an
%nouncing the death oihis bro~ther-in-law,
los. Wharf. Mr.. W. visited this city
about two years ago and his demise Is
deeply regretted by those who formed
his acquaintance ut that time.
Ex-State Senator Frank d.. Adams
died Tuesday ut his home IN drotoli.
Ue1had been suffering for some time
from kidney and heart trouble u ms
dsatb was not entirely unexpected.
His %fnueral takes place tomorrow ana
number of his Webster friends VIII at
tend.
lars Fiksdal. who has been in The en-
nlov OF the Elevator Store Co, Tor sohe
time. viii sever his connection WIN
Hat institution this week. having pur-
chased the Jos. koplitz store properly
IN M,iu street where he Will open q
General Merchandise business. Mr. rlf'
sdal is a young man oil the str'c'es'
iuteprity-prompt end eiiic.srt J" o"s'
ness and will undoubtedly make a sue
,ass i, his mercantile venture. lie tx
pcts to open for business apo"' ""
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