Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-19

A. Small, Prop.
Mike has put down some new walk
on the south side OF his Pioneer Drug
Store fixed up the approach and
tDfsehold.
You can buy beer at Flagstad's
saloon as follows: Per barrel $3.50
per barrel 1925, per x barrel $1.25.
Qther liquors in proportion. The finest
lRe in the city.
Gerald Teyen is laid up with the
mumps. Sig, EgeIand who was suffering
from the same complaint is able to be
around again.
Am prepared to promptly attend to
tll kinds of carpenter WORK at the low
1t figures. |. b. Miles.
= Contractor & Builder.
John Kruger gave up his position
with L. {. TOy-the Big Store Andover
--and returned to his home in Wheat
land Monday.
Matte j. Reed OF Redfeld, arrived in
Webster Friday and is working in the
interest OF The Fraternal Brotherhood
of the World.
4 hofG u uAlO vi bOOu rCCouO uduu
ABicycies. III you want a good sound
lwheeI at a third OF the first cost call
Sarly they will go quick. Ross the
1Sweler.
MIR. and Mrs, Chas Roberts drove to
Webster Tuesday for a weeks visit with
relatives and friends at this place
SissetOn Banner.
You a get the latest patterns OF wall
paper. the same as are popular in New
York City, this month from five cents
tS $3.50 per double roll.
\ Parker & Groth,
Michael Tracy returned Sunday morn
ing from an extended visit to a health
resort in Michigan. Mike appears much
improved in health.
Miss Celia Ege!and departed Tuesday
morning for Pierpont where she has
accepted a position in Miss Sheldon's
millinery establishment.
John Boardman returned Saturday
night from his winters s~oiourn at the
Soldiers Home. Uncle Johnny looks
and feels exceedingly WILL.
When you think of painting don't
Prget that Mike at the Pioneer Drug
kStore. carries the celebrated Ruchl er's
Fire proof paint, ii beats them all.
Miss Minnie Cowan of Webster came
down Saturday morning to visit her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. E. Thum, and other rela-
tiyes in this vicinity for several days
Condo news.
Mrs, ID. j. Ostrander, who has spent
the wiater here, departed Wednesday
for her old home at New Payn esville,
Mimi. Many old friends here will re-
greet her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rathbun came up
from Webster Saturday. Mrs. Rath-
bun will visit here during the week and
Charley returned home Monday.-Gro-
ton Independent.
A. Knapp is fixing up his building,
the Wedberg, extending it back and
raising the roof on the west addition.
When the improvements are completed
he will open a hotel.
The latest fad among the rising gen
Grafton OF Young America in this city
is shining shoes. There are ne less
than ten boxes in active operation.
Competition is sharp.
l am prepared to do all kinds OF brick
hnd stone work, plasteTin hardfnish-
ing ETC., in first class shape and at
Reasonable prices. Call on or address:
Mike Mielmski,
Thorsen, s. ID.
| have about twenty quarter sections
| df land on the reservation which | will
lease for a term OF years for cash or
share OF crop. All the land is either
near Enemy Swim lake or within six
mifes OF Waubay.
Dan Knight, Agent.
L. G. Gruby drove up to Old Fort
| Sisseton Friday and remained over
Sunday. He was in quest OF ducks but
some folks do say all the ducks he is in
terested in that locality are not ieath-
cred.
J. G. Cotton, Of Whitewood. who has
been in Webster for q week or ten days
| visiting his mother and sister. departed
Friday morning. He will visit several
| points in southern part of the state
before returning to Whitewood.
J.y Neidenfeuhr returned from the
cities Sunday morning after a six weeks
absence. A greater part OF the time
Val put IN IN a hospitai taxing treat
ment for rheumatism ana says his
physical condition is vastly i'm improved.
I Rodgers ready mixed paints, the best
on the market, in all shades from quarts
hp at the Pioneer Drug Store.
handle a full line OF the Detroit
White Lead Works paints. You cal
And none better. NJ. A. Thul.-Pioneer
Dug Store.
A bouncing baby boy arrived yester-
day afternoon to enliven and brighten
the home OF Lars Fiksdal. To say
that Lars ia delighted is putting it
mildly. The Reporter force smokes TO
the future welfare OF the little stranger.
Stone is being hauled and prepara-
tiors made for the enlargement OF st.
Otto's Catholic church building from it's
present size OF 30x40 TO 56x5O. When
completed it will make M OF the most
cominodious church edifices in this
section OF the state.
DIR. Peabody being unable to find a
.a.,aato. no cauld ampiOy. went Out TO