Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-02-23
FOR SALE CHEAP A Barn
and Buggy She'd Room
for eight horses and four
tons OF hay. Inquire of
n. C.. Tegtmejer,

"'SS hfu uti II TepUFIeu uS SllBDU.
ly i'm proved, though far from being out
OF danger.
John Mckoewn is getting along nicely
he was able to be out for a short time
Saturday.
DR.. McNutt of Aberdeen was in this
city Tuesday in consultation with DR..
Peabody.
Geo. Terpena has had a relapse
caused by the cold weather of two
weeks ago.
Highest prices paid for all kinds OF
hides and furs by Ole A. A~mundson
Webster S. ID.
Miss Sarah l.. Pitsor assistant post
master OF Waubay, Sundayed with her
| parents OF this city.
The mar who has to stop every few
feet to spit nowadays is the man
| who has got la grippe.
Court has adjourned, now the lawyer
will take a back seat please. and give
| the other folks a show.
Il. o. Onstad, C. b. Knott and HI. r.
Lars ON, OF Bristol, were in the city
Tues day on court business.
Emil Meyer sold the Sc. x, 6-120-57,
located near Butler. to Fred M. Lucko
on Saturday last consideration $1,000.
Frank Granger was sufficiently re-
covere d from his illness to resume his
duties as stenographer Monday morn
ing.
DR.. Howard Mel. Morton an eye speci-
alist, OF Minneapolis, will be at Pea
bodys Drug Store Saturday February
oath.
Peter Schmidt and family came up
from Waubay on tae freight Sunday to
| spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A..
Thul.
May Walsh, went home, to Milbank,
Sunday eve ming in response to a tele-
gram ammo uncing the serious illness OF
her mother.
c.. Canning, OF Webster, was in town
the first OF the week, with his brother
John, looking up real estate matters
Bradley Globe.
1t is more noticeable than ever, few
outside attorneys appear for Day coun-
ty clients this term, which speaks well
for the local bar.
Chas. Tobin, a bonanza farmer OF the
north western Day and resident grain
buyer OF P~ierpont came yer Saturday,
accompanied by c. $. Dunlap.
b. +. Roddle,. Jr., representing the
| Minneapolis Journal came in Saturday
evening and spent a few days looking
after the interests OF his paper.
John Sheeler Saturday purchased the
registered Durham bull Lord kirkIev-
mgton 3rd' No. 133209 OF McKennett
& Gooding consideration $50.
Frank Granger court stenographer
went home sick Saturday. Miss Clara
GobpI acted in his place until the adj
iournment OF court Saturday noon.
The fine weather Saturday brought
our all the kids, including Uncle Grang-
er, whose only regret seemed 10 be, IT
was not dry enough to play marbles.
Nrare also in the field with a brand
new spring stock oil Gents fine Colored
br,sn Sh rus of all the latest patterns.
| They are Hummers ut He. Tegtmeiers'.
Frank Lewis WAS up from Butler
SATURDAY,. Frank is now a retired
grain buyer having closed llls house FRI
,it, IL reported . .necessfnl season.
G. =. Maynard, W. A, Abbott, Rev.
s,rEay Geo. Plremmipr and &c. Palmer
came up from Waubay to attend Ma
sonic lodge in this city Saturday night
Judge Campbell adjourned court
| saturday at noon and excused the
iurors until Monday morning, he TOOK
| the freight west to. spend Sunday at
home.
Fred Bailey went to Pierpont Sntur-
day to spend the remainder oil the
month at home. s. III. Grosiiong takes
his place in the store during his ao-
sence.
Henry Camus, OF Big Stone, was IN
this city Saturday looking after some
real estate business. The Reporter
acknowledges IA pleasant call from the
gentleman.
Gil Peterson says evidently some lei
low does not Intend to keep ieht az
he had a ham and som side mea'
stolen from his re sidence on the avenue
Friday night.
Fred O'Neil has just finlsiied q las'
rugged barqne about a loot long wnle'
is a beauty. He as pr srnted ~ 10 VI.
Yanson, an old s,a captain hVine ~
Webster. s. D.-Al erdeen News.