Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05

Dakota Tor the present.
Mrs. Hyde has some choice pieces Of
mana painted china for sale. Decora-
ions IN figures. fruits, aud flowers.
The Misses Guimont departed this a.
IN. Tor a two months visit to their old
home near Minneapolis.
Q will find the International Stock
fook Tor sale at M. ID. Gandy's Feed
Mill. Charley Garner Aoant
j. A. Shannon went to his home at
GraceyIlle, Mimi. Saturday aud remained
until Tuesday morning.
Ii you haveany job work in tin or
iron-new work or repairing. take it O
Russell all work guaranteed first-class i.
Census Enumeration Geo. w. Butler.
OF butter, was t~ransacting business at
the census Office Saturday.
Sale OF trimmed hats at the CITY
Millinery. Hats from 81 up to $3.50 go
at one half price from date till closed out
Hiss Addie McKenHett arrived Satur-
day evening from OberIin, Ohio to spend
the college vacation at home.
G. A. r. Dept. Commander mas ap-
pointed Col. j. w. Abbott OF this city as
a member OF his personal staff.
Mrs. John Wilcox and children de-
parted Monday morning on a two weeks
visit to relatives ut Maud, Mimi.
On Monday DR.. j. L. Harris removed
an epithelial cancer from the lower lip
OF Ole Urvig OF Highland township.
During the absence OF Chief Wilcox on
his bridal tour, his position on the
police force is being filled by Lew Gruby.
l handle a full line of the Detroit
White Lead Works paints. You can
hnd noneb better. M. A. Thul.-Pioneer
Drug Store.
Married, June 2Sth, by Rev. Wunder-
Itch, Geo. Buehler OF Butler township
TO Miss Augusta Mitz OF Webster town
ship.
Leave your orders for water on slate
in Z. o. or With Ii. MckenneUt the
only one who hauls McKennett's, Pure
Spring water.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Dustrud and Miss
Alma Munson departed Tuesday morn
Ing for Sacred Heart where they spent
the Fourth.
100 new carpet samples for inspec-
ton. A LOT oil old samples TO dispose
Of cheap. Call early to get best pieces
Tor rugs. Benjamin & Foster.
Gandy's Ice wagon team INDUCED in
a couple of harml> SIS runaways Tues
day morning. How would you like to
be the ice man?
When you think OF painting dol't
forget that Mike at the Pioneer Drug
Store carries the celebrated Ruchler's
fire proof paint, il beats them all.
S. l.. Purdum, A. Waiter, Jos. Marx
aud M. Meur formed ii BRISTOL quartette
in attendance at the Democratic on
yention Friday.
Ii you want nice summer suit cheap
go to A. w. Anderson's the Tailor. He
has a tine line and his prices are way
down to bedrock, just look at them.
Atlas Knapp has moved into hls
hotel property and Warner and Smith
have opened u saloon in the quarters
vacated by Mr.. Knapp.
You eau buy beer at Flagstad's
saloon as follows: Per barrel $3.50
per barrel $2.25, per x barrel $1.25.
Other liquors III proportion. The finest
line in the city.
Stale Auditor j. ID. Reeves spent
Tuesday m consultation with the Board
OF County Commissioners sitting as d
Board OF Equalization.
Lost between the post Office and Och
senreiters residence Saturday June %, a
No 2 dirt shovel, q. w. l.. stamped on
the blade. Finder please leave at this
office.
M. Mergens of Eureka, is visiting his
brotber-in-law 2. j. Roth, and looking
after sales for the Mccormick Harvest
ing Machine Co., in this section.
Mrs. Thos. Lawler came v from
Sisseton Saturday and remained until
Monday visiting friends and looking
after residence property in this city.
Mrs. Smith Flanders arrived last
week from Atwater, MINI. ON an extend
ed visit with her children: A. w. and
Nerd Flanders and Mrs. e. G. Chapman.
Rev. w. b. Hubbard returned Friday
evening from his sad errand to Ply
month, Wis. aud oficiated as usual
sunday Ia the Congregational church.
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Miss Edith Gruby. who has recently.
returned from "a thorough course OF
music in Minneapolis, will be prepared
TO open a class in music here immediate
" after July 4th. Prices are reasonable.
Solid SiIverware at Maim-
herg's Jewelry.