Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
II. j. Freeman at the St.
Croix Lumber Co.'S. office,
has Money to Loan on i'm
proved FARMS 2S-3*

Carl Malmberg, III. o. Wickr e. Sheriff
Sandvig and his brother Erick and Dan
lei, William Egeland and Aim ond Chill
son returned from a visit to P ierre Mon
day night.
DR.. Peabody last week purcha sed
%atrotter OF Sam Groshong to drive with
his Dan" and now sports a spanking
span OF drivers-don't have to take my
bodys dust.
According to tine opinion OF real estate
men all over the state. this year will see
a greater immigration to the state than
has occurred for many years-a regular
old time boom.
ID. Nj. Hartsough is conducting yer y
successful evangelistic meetings in st.
Paul. He also delivers an interesting
lecture on the 'KIondike" from whe re
he recently returned.
An entire new spring stock OF Hats
just opened NJ at regtmeier's. All the
latest colors and styles. You all know
the Taylor Hat, we are now showing
them in the latest block.
Hon. f. s.. Patterson came up from
Strand Saturday to consult u physi-
clan regarding u badly infamed eye
which has been giving HIM considerable
pain and annoyance recently.
The city of Aberdeen will tender "a
banquet and smoke Saturday evening
to the members OF the legislature from
Brown and the northern counties OF the
state upon their return from Pierre.
Mrs. f. A. Wearne OF Webste ter was a
guest of Mrs. d.. McGlacnlin over last
night and in company with Miss Daisy
McGlachlin left this morning for a few
days visit in Pierre.-Aberdeen News,
2Sth uIt.
The Reporter acknowledges the
receipt from Or. t. +. Haish Of impor-
tant pamphlets relating to Jefferson
Medical College, PhiIa. at which instItu-
ton the Doctor is takinga special course
oil study.
have ten TO twenty cars OF good
sound ear or shelled corn for sale. Can
ship part on ear and part shelled or
full cars OF either II Write for prices.
6. Crossman, Fulda, Mimi, G. NJ. & st.
Il. r.. r. 27-4
The school board held it's regular
monthly meeting Friday evening, In
addition to routine business, Miss Belts
and Mrs. INCOME were re-eneaged 10
teach the LIST aud 2ni Primary rooms
for the coming school year.
A gentlemen stopped in this office
Monday and said, say, you are running
a local in the Reporter to the effect that
my wife wanted to hire a girl to do
general house work-take it out-she
had fifteen applications last week.
1t is reported that Col. Grigsby has
accepted aycommission in the regular
army and will endevor to re- recruit his
cowboy regiment. This will be good
news TO some OF the local boys who
want TO get back into the service.
The law suit OF Webster Board OF
Education VS. G. III. Prior, decided in
favor OF the Board by the Supreme
Court, came to a conclusion last week
by Mr.. Prior paying to the Board the
statutory costs accrued III the case.
ii. ". Richey and son Arthur J. ar
| rived from Chicago Friday and remain
ed until Sunday evening on a visit 90
| Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A: Miller. Mr. Richey
il general manager OF G. l.. s. aud i. II.
r.. and his son is an employee oil same.
corporation.
After a course Of study ut the Meteor
mick Optical College of Chicago, | am
prepared 10 correct all errors OF reirac-
ton. Don't pay your money to some
travelling so called eye doctor whom
YOU will never see again. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Prices moderate. Ross
the Jeweler.
Bro. ii. l.. Hopkins OF the Henry In
dependent came III Saturday night to
look after some real estate interests in
this vicinity. He spent Sunday visiting
the proprietors OF the Reporter. Hop.
is an old timer in the state, is a first
class news paper man and W. enjoyed
his visit very much.
Miss Marie Freebuergh, who took
Hammerbacher's place in the dry goods
department of the Elevator store. Sun
dayea at her home IN ST. Paul and re-
turned Monday morning. The Indy
enjoyed a sleigh ride during her absence f.
People have To go to the blizznrd ridden
east to find snow enough for sleighine.
The barn on the Huggett farm north
OF town was destroyed by fire Friday
morning. The fire was caused by
sparks from the chimney Oh the
house Oh the place. Gottlieb Pomeranki
who tenants the farm lost his oats,