Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-01-12

Tom Strandness was looking after
b usiness matters here Wednesday.
Elmer YouDgs and family are enter
tanning Mr.. Berg OF Minneapolis.
Eos ter C. Palmer is reported as
serio usly i'll at his home near Waubay.
Born: Sun day; Jan. Sth to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mattecheck OF Rusk town.
ship, a boy.
House with six rooms, large barn,
good we II and c~istern, for rent. ENQUIRE
| of A. II. Kramer.
Mrs. II. o. Frank returned Tuesday
morning from her visit to Minneapolis
and Faribault, MINI.
All General Merchants Stores will
be closed promptly at 8 O'Clock from
now until the 18th OF August 1899.
Mrs. H. W. Rowley of Webster depart
ed Thursday morning, for Des. Moines
| o wa. on a visit to relatives and friends.
Ed Wearne is expected here in a few
days TO make a short visit with his
parents and Observation-Disclosures Times.
The attention of Doc. Brooks is called
to the proposed fish law mentioned by
our Pierre correspondent. What do you
think of it, Doccie?
HEN. Died Sunday, Jan. 9Th OF pneu-
monia, aged l year, Elmer, son OF Mr..
a nd Mrs. Emil Helm OF Racine township.
Buried Wednesday Jan. 18th.
DR.. Howard Mel. Morton a celebrated
eye specialist will be at Peabody's drug
store, Saturday Jan. IA. If there is any
thing amiss with your eyes consult
him.
Catarrh Cure. A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. We sell six bottles for $500,
and guarantee an absolute cure.-M. A.
Thul the druggist. 6)
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Atchin son, L. g. Ocbsenreiter,
J.E .Ray,J G. Rathbun and Frank Gruby
went to Andover Sunday TO attend the
funeral of Judge Bryant.
Dyspepsia Cured. Shilon's vitalizer
j Immediately relieves Sour Stomach
Coming up OF Food Distress, and is the
| greatest kidney and liver remedy. Sold
by NJ. A. Thul the druggist. 6)
A few Ladies Cloaks worth$7 .50,$S.0O
and $500, to close them out, will go at
$500, $500 and $500. These are
certainly bargains that you don't meet
every day-H. C. Tegtmeier.
The question OF a base ball team for
next season is being quietly discussed.
A proposition received from Frank
O'Regan is receiving consideration from
a few OF the most interested.
Found-In +. w. Smails lumber yard
one package OF clean clothes, consisting
OF shirts and other wearing apparel.
Owner a have same by proving prop
erty and paying for this notice.
REBEKAHs. Aspecial meeting oil Webster
Rebekah Lodge, No 43 WILDE held Mon
day evening, January 10th for purpose
OF installation. Members please take
notice. Emma ochul'z, oec'
Miss Kate T.. Lancaster, 9th grade,
Webster school, carried off first PRIZE,
{ NorthWesteru) IN last weeks Mlnnea'
palis journal Jr. coutrst. Her paper
aas on ~Qualfties a friend must have.
The Reporter acknowledge thereceipt
otg Fraternal Greeting from the New
YORK Journal chapel, Typographical
Unon. LISA work olart ana occupies
Iarlaee ii honor ia ,ba Reporter art sa!-
iery.
Ni-s Mary Moore. q Nos'Sn, Wio I
attending he Maeisou NarWaa senoo
arrived home Friday On q yaeatioo' tht
5ustitutiou having closed los q snor'
period on account OF an epidemic o. "a
grippe.
T. 4. Wearne secured a position aS
clerk Of Engrossiug aud Enrolllng com.
mittee at Pierre; but since has beel
transferred to position OF second asst
clerk OF the House, a more iuerati''
and responsible position.
when Rev. j. s. Hardness returned
from Kentucky he brought back u nut
~stout hickory cane which he presented
RI /. W. Abbott. The stick was cut Oh
IN. of the southern b~attiefields, wh'c'
s,ct renders the gilt doubly dear -
comradc Abbott.
station Agent Bradley ana ia'hi'.
ARE laid up with attacks OF the preva'.
inc epidemic-La Grippe. During "
a.7,r,a.d absence, the duties oil aeen
are being filed by Mark Halnes wh
cam. nm from Milbank to take charg
OF the office.
The telephone service has oeen ma :,
improved by the introduction
,.r,a,s stations of the Bell telephon'
rhe line has been extended TO Pierre :
. :, constituents may now call up ~
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