Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-02-23
n. j. Freeman at the St.
Croyix Lumber Co.'S. office,
has Money to Loan on i'm.
proved farms. 2S-3*

OF this station.
NJ. A,Thul received a letter Saturday
conveying the sad intelligence of the
death OF his mother at Belville, III. Mr..
Thu has the sympathy OF many friends
in his bereavement.
An entire new spring stock of Hats
Just opened up at Tegtmeier's. All the
latest colors and styles. You all know
theTaylor Hat, we are now showing
them in the latest block.
Dyspepsia Cured. Shilon's vitalizer
| Immediately relieves Sour Stomach
Coming up OF Food Distress, and is the
gr eatcst kidney and liver remedy. Sold
by Nj. A. THU the druggist. (6)
NJ erchants should remember whiletak-
ing exceptions to people sending to
eastern catalogue houses for goods that
the local printing offices are prepared
to do first-class job printing.
Ii you have detective sight, sore eyes
or there is anything the matter with
optics consult DR.. Morton the celebrat
ed optician and eye specialist at Pea
bodys Drug Store Feb. 25th.
Fred Renard, formerly with the Com
mercial OF this city, has resumed his old
place as night clerk al the Sherman of
Aberdeen. Fred's local friends viii! be
pleased to see him in his old position,
| have ten TO twenty cars oil good
sound ear or shelled coru for sale. Can
ship part on ear and part shelled or
full cars OF either one. Write II prices.
g. C%rossman, Fulda, Mimi, G. M. 4 st.
Z. X. II. 27-4
j. W. Abbott returned from Pierre
Saturday evening, he reports n good
time and all the Day county boys get
ting along nicely. The Judge united
business with pleasure at the Capital.
we hope he ma be successiul-ste
Pierre letter.
The Ladies OF st. Mary's Guild will
ha We a sale oil cakes, pies, douglInuts,
cookies, baked beans, brown bread
graham bread and soup stock at
Malmberg's store every Saturday p. III.
until further notice. Orders taken ior
all kinds OF home cooking.
Alderm an and Mrs. Chas. Hawkinson
oil the second ward are the proud
parents oil a pair oil twin daughters, the
young ladies arrived Thursday, Feb. l6,
To say Charley ~ delighted is putting
it mild-he says they have gone into
the wholesale business oven at their
house.
After u course OF study at the McCor-
mick Optical College of Chicago, | am
prepared to correct all errors OF reirac-
ton. Don't pay your money to some
travelling 40 called eye doctor whom
you will never see again. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Prices moderate. Ross
the Jeweler.
New James Town Dress goods at h..
C Tegtmeier, this is something out OF
the ordinary line, they are the best
wearing goods manufactured IL you
don't know ask your friends that ave
worn them and they will tell you the
same. They are medium price goods
and are within reach OF everybodys
purse.
p. A, Peterson and sou Jocob return
ed from the Hospital at Minneapolis
Tuesday morn ing, where several weeks
ago, Mr.. Peterson underwent an opera
ton. The old gentlemans many friends
will be pleased to learn the operation
was successful and that the patient is
getting along us well as could be ex-
pected.
There is a young man in this city who
is not so p~assionately fond of the "Opera
| Wang as he used to be--seems to think
a fellow can get too much of a good
thing. At ~present'he does not receive
express packages sent to his address
either, but we suppose a Freeman can
use his own option in such matters.
"Full many a gem of purest ray serene,
the dark u~nfathomed care of Ocean
bear, Full many flower was born
TO blush unseen and waste its sweetness
on the dessert air. However some were
not.
Andrew Small wishes through the
columns of the Reporter to inform par
ties owning dogs which have Il fondness
for chickens, that ON and after Monday,
February 81, he will shoot any dog
found on his premises. He gives this
notice so that parties who have dogs
they value can take care of them as he
does not want to kill any valuable ami
mails. Andrew has blood in his eye and
IL the dog are not kept away from his
chickens there will be a great decrease
in the csnine population in the neal
future.