Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-21

1.-THE city. Ii you want someshiUg rood
We has it. so0u
ne LILY Local makes lis appearance
inns week. Our neighboring burg will
ieel quite swell with n newspaper of its
oNi.
L handle a full line OF the Detroit
|sn ni'e Lead Works paints. You car
Slad ore better. NJ. A. Thul.-Pioneer
Rrug Store,
Sale OF trimmed hats at the CITY
Millinery. Hats from 81 up to $3.50 90
\at Que half price from late till the 4lh
VI July.
Leave your orders for water on slate
III L. y. ar with II. Mckennett the
only one who hauis McKenuett's, Pure
Spring water.
a. n. Hniues went down to MlIbank
Saturday ON Il visit to his son Mark
aud family. He returned Tuesday
evening.
Z 100 new carpet samples for inspec-
Itlon. A lot OF Old samples to dispose
lof cheap. Call early TO get best pieces
Tor rug". Benjamin & Foster.
Nearly two inches of rain fell Frida v
night and Saturday much to rle deligh t
OF all. Vegetation frightened up co n
siderabfy.
Mrs. e.. A. Stone OF Montevideo. MINI.
arrived Wednesday evening on AN ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs. L.
A. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Knight came over
from Pierponr Tuesday and are visit ny
Mr.. Knights sister Mrs. j. L. Goodwin
OF this city.
G. Z. Russell. VIM. Gearin, w. II. Me
Cumber, and Henry Lee returned We'd
nrsday morning from their Duluth ex-
cursiOn trip.
The fair school ma'am has captured
Webster. This is not a war item,
though theIa may be several engage
meuts later on.
Miss Mary Moore. OF Raritan tow H.
ship, who graduated with honor frO m
the Madison Normal School, returned
home Saturday.
Will Smith departed with his mare,
Fern, Sunday for the northern circuit
The first meeting is ut CogswelI, Nd.
June II aud -.
Miss Ruby Roberts OF Webster il here
on u two weeks visit with her uncle aud
aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. J. Roberts,
Langiord 5ugle.
Col. i. W. aud Mrs. Abbott, aud II.
w. RowIee and wife departed for the
state O. A.. II. en%campment at Mitchell
Tuesday morning.
john Paul OF Wheatland townsh ip
was married to Miss Louise McGinty,
but we have not rs yet learned the
details Uf the wedding.
The new sidewalk ON the South side
of the track is an Improvement that
will be much appreciated by the citizens
of that part of the city.
Mrs. Ibach of Manknto MINI. who
has been the guest OF her brother A. ii.
Kramer Tor the past two weeks, depart
ed for her home Tuesday.
Ross Il. Parks came from the lakes
yesterday with his little bunch OF whisk-
ers on his chin. He was returning home
from an two weeks oating.
Van Potter was down from Pierpont
Yesterday, he says crops in his locality
look about the same as In this vicinity
and are badly in need OF rain.
.,ohn Alexander, a Summit real est ate
brother OF Mrs. e. Z. Gibson
was in this city between trains Satur-
day the guest oil Frank Gibson.
Anton Heliigso and family depar ted
Tor Sioux Falls Monday morning to
attend the Advent Camp meeting. They
will be gone u week or ten days.
Z When Won think OF painting don't
forget that Mike at the Pioneer Drug
carries the celebrated Ruchler's Y
ire proof paint, it beats them all.
Rev. w. B. Hubbard departed Satur-
1ay night for Plymouth Wis. in re-
sponse to a telegram informing him OF
he serious condition OF hisfather-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Abbottof Webster
were entertained ut the home OF Mrs. j..
4. Williams while attending the encani-
pment.-Milbank Herald Advances. \
Miss villa Mabel Alley returned home
Wednesday morning Tor the vacation
season from her studies ut the Wells
Preparatory school, Aurora, N. u.
Z II you wauia nice summer suit cheap
ro To A. ". Anderson's the Tailor. He
a fine line and his prices are way
lown to bedrock, just look at them.
Clarence Tigh who lives z miles south
west OF Webster brought in a sample OF
his grain yesterday, oats measured Il
wheat 20, and barley 10 inches IN
height. There * a lair stand on the
field aud il has a good color.