Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-02
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Russells Ready Rock Roofing is the
cheapest aud best. After you ha We given
IL a thorough examination you will use
no other.
BEd. Res nolds OF Minneapolis who has
been holding down Eddie McCormick's
job at the depot while the latter has
been sick returnd home this week.
When you think OF painting don't
forget that Mike at the Pioneer Drug
Store carries the celebrated RuchIer's
fire proof paint, it beats them all.
The next Governor OF South Dakota,
Chas. n. Herried. passed through Web
ster Monday evening on his way home
from an outing at Big Stone Lake.
100 new carpet samples for inspec
ton. A lot OF old samples TO dispose
OF cheap. Call early 90 get best pieces
Tor rugs. Benjamin & Foster.
II you want a uIce summer suit cheap
go TO A. W. Amderson's the Tailor. He
has IA fine line aud his prices are way
down TO bedrock, just lock at them.
Mrs. T. 4. Baker underwent a success
ful operation in u Minneapolis hospital
Monday, the removal OF IN abdominal
tumor, and is getting along nicely.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. +.
church will sell fresh baking Saturday
afternoon Aug. I, from 2 to q O'Clock in
Smail's Office east OF the World office.
Gen. Cropker Post No. 20 G. A. r.
will IEeet Aug. Alto at Odd Fellows hall.
BY order OF Commander,
Hugh Jones.
"Bluch" Frary aud Frank O'Regan
OF the Madison ball team came down
from Aberdeen Saturday night and spent
the time between trains visiting friends
i'll this city.
Mrs. Antoine Dokken who lives six
miles north OF this city was brought in
to st. Mary's Hospital on Monday and
taken before the Board OF Insanity for
examination. She was discharged.
W. T. Vanix and Mrs. Skinner came
in from the west Tuesday evening and
took the stage in the morning for
Dexter where they will organize a lodge
OF Fraternal Brotherhood OF the World.
Miss Lottie Rodgers Kramer, Mrs. s.
Maude Baker and daughter Elizabeth
Ellen, made the Reporter force u pleas
ant call this a. M, they didn't stay long
its press day. This item by request.
A consignment CT Bass were recei we'd
from the hatchery and taken out to
Pickerel lake Monday night by Or. Pea
body. Much disappointment is EXPRESS
ed by the anglers at the shipment being
so small.
The .Andover Gazette and Pierpont
Signal are at daggers drawn having ii
war of words aud its all ou account OF
Il ball game. Wei! boys the game you
are playing now il one at which every
body is loser.
OF course ii , man wants exercise
this nice cool ~ weather aud walks
home from Waubay, guess its nobody's
business and we can prove it. OF III.
We never said Il word about it II any
one should ask you OF 1T.
Mrs. NJ. j. Bennau and daughters
Eugena and Vera. OF McGeger, Iowa,
arrived in the city Friday night to pay
an extended visit to the lady's sister
Mrs. l.. g. Ochscnreiter and many
friends in the city.
Geo. Pfrelnmer came up from Waubay
Monday and has II crew OF men at work
on the foundation for all elevator Tor
Kramer & Williams on the old site.
Geo. says he will have the building
ready for business in thirty days.
6. c. Barney deputy commission OF
school aud public lands Game over
from Pierre Friday on some official
business in connection with old Fort
Sisseton. He spent a couple of days IN
the city renewing old acquaintunces.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Emil Meyer drove out
to Knights woods Sunday morning
and are now mourning the loss oil Mrs.
ME-. Irish setter Chief He was over
come by the excessive heat n dropped
dead by the road side. The funeral oc-
cured Monday Black Bill officiating.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clausen who have been
in the city for the past mouth
guests at O. A. Chilson's, departed Tor
their home in Minneapolis Wednesday
night. They made many friends while
here who will be glad to welcome them
or a future visit.
IL you intend purchasing "a buggy this
season you can't do better than TO call
on Wagner& Schmitt--iook their line OF
vehicles over, read the guarantee with
each one aud you will make up your
mind they are the cheapest, every
thing considered, on the market.
Miss Jessie Hallock Of Webster, is
making a visit { 0 the j. Austin family,
who are relatives, in Melrose township.
Miss Jessie was "a resident in Big Stoue
in an early day when she was Jour or
five years OF age.-Herald Advance
Milbank.
Fred Rich Jr. met with a serious acct
dent which cost him al eve. de and
his partner Ed WiDdorfh were putting
down a well on the Fred Guderian place,
they broke the machine and while at
the forge fixing a ring Fred stepped
round in front oil Ed who had the ring
In a Dair of tongs and struck it with u