Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

Bora,-Tuesday, Dec. -26td to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. NJ. Starihs, a daughter.
Born,-(hristmas Day, to Mr.. aad
Mrs. Jos. N. KoPitz, a daughter.
Miss Anna Harrison arrived Saturday
night from Brcokings on a visit to her
folks.
The finest line of confectionery ever
shcvG ia tire city al tfsabody's Drug
Store.
At present the wicked on the stree t.
'st Webster are certainly standing in
slippery places.
Minis Emma Schultz went to Waubay
yesterday TO visit her sister Mrs. View.
.ers. who 10 quite ILL.,
Miss l.orsHa Thompson arrived from
|Tsissetoa this morIhtig to pay her Web
stsr friends u short visit.
These who suffer the untold miseriss
of he~dsohe try Aesoulapius, 25 cents
ut e'seneer Drug store.
tAr. Hsrris has a supply OF accsptic
vaccine virus and isprepared TO vacinate
patients ON short notice.
Brother Woodwork OF Bristol
Courier was locking after business in
'terests III this burg Tuesday.
Fou&d,-tw0 sksins wooden yar n,
owner a have same by calling at tn is
office and paying Tor this. notice.
Mr.. and Mrs dos. MoKibben returned
from their holiday visit to relatives in
Minnesota Wednesday morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. JAS. Allen, Misses Fora
Allen and Edna White of Bradley were
guests ut the Commercial Wednesday.
Carl Mnlmberg departed Thursday
night OH a trip to Minneapolis, Still
water Mimi and Chippewa Falls. Wis.
Arthur Ricbey returned Tuesday
morning from his visit to his home in
Chicago and resumed his studies in the
Higa School.
Frank Hintzman of Racine township
rs laid up with IL broken shoulder blade
caused by being squeezed by "a horse
against a barn door.
Get your teeth attended TO
N. coodmanson Mill be In
Wauhay Lam. "A, IN, and I'd.
We refund 1Oc for every package of
Putnam Fadeless Dye that fails to give
satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co. Union
vile, Mo. Sold by NJ. A. Thnl.
The official announcement has just
been maue OF the .appOintmentDr. &. r.
Harsh as member OF the board OF
pension examining surgeons.
1t is rumored that W. A. Abbott of
Waabay Was 80 unfortunate a. to
break one of his legs while engaged ia a
friendly scutfie Monday in that burg.
MIR. and Mrs. An. Hsines, OF Webster
spent the holidays with the family OF
their son, Agent NJ l.. Haines. They
went home last night.-Bg Stone Head
light.
i wish it understood ,thatI have not
eoid the old Gem Pool room but am
still sole proprietor. Anyone desiring
to rent it can do so at Il reasonable
figure by calling AZ my office.
DIR. C. L. Brooks.
James the infant son of MIR. and Mrs.
j. q. Rathbun is quite dangerously ill
with ceret,o spinal meningitus. We are
glad TO state that ut this writing the
hit fellow is much better.
Union meetings ia observance OF the
week OF prayer will BE- held in the class
room of the NJ. T.. cnurch next week
beginning Monday tYenlnS Jan. SLn.
A purse was picked up OH The street
" euurs,IaN containing some ON aud
Other .ttluss. Owner nave same
by calling, proving property and paying
Iur THIS uUrlcr.
There will he ii Special meeting OF
.Guteau Lodge No 81. a +. aud A.. NJ.
held III tHr Masonic Teulple Sat
urduy evening Jdu. 9th. Work i'll
h. &. degree.
Sergeant George W. MoQlt0H went up
To Aberdeen Thursday to spent Il seasOn
with some oi his old &C mrad@s oi Go. #.
Ii il needless to say that HONEST en-
iored the yerv best kind OF a time.
Notice. Volumes No. S15, S32, Sl7 OF
the Parinlr Library are out and the sub
scribers holding same are requested TO
ypturu them at encr n exchange day is
at hand. T.. K. Foster LibarIan.
Carl Laird. OF the Milwaukee road
stopped eli Wednesday to visit his par
aots. Wide on his way from Andover to
Summit where he takes charge OF tie
station.