Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-19

Russells Ready Rock Roofing is the
cheapest and best. Alter You have given
it a thorough examination you will use
no other.
The noted trotter Jim Sheldon passed
thro' on yesterdays freight for He'd
rick, Iowa, having been sold by j.
Christensen OF Britton to parties from
that city.
You can buy beer at Flagstad's
saloon al follows: Per barrel $3.50
per barrel 1925, per x barrel $1.25.
Other liquors in proportion. The finest
line in the city.
Thos. Lawler, who has for the past
year bought wheat at the Kramer K
Williams elevator here, departed with
his wife for Spokane, Wash. Monday
Sisseton Courant.
Mrs. w. M. p. Bartly Of Waukon, La.
who is visiting hes son +. q. Palmer OF
Waubay, was q Webster visitor Sat-
urday. She was accompanied by her
daughter Jennie.
Mrs. Minnie Stafford who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Fleury,
since Sunday, departed for her home at
st. Paul this morning. She was accom-
panied by her two sons.
Mrs. VIM. Mills and son Harold of
Andover arrived Wednesday morning
and will visit with f. G.. Bakers folks
until Saturday when they join the ex.
cursion to Minneapolis.
Hans Hesselburg departed last night
for Graceville, MINI. where he has ac-
cepted a position on the crew of con-
FACTOR Shannon. Hans expects tn re-
maia with them till snow flies.
J. A, Shannon having completed, so
far as possible until the lathing and
plastering il done, the addition to the
Catholic church departed for his home
at Graceyille, Mimi. Monday night.
Opinions have been handed down by
the Supreme Court in the following
cases from Day County: ID. j. McCuish
VIZ. Z. W. Small, affirmed. loretta
Brakhage VS. Michael Tracy, affirmed.
understand someone started a re-
port that our excursion was not going
to Minneapolis. Please state in The
Reporter that the excursion will run as
as Advertised. f. A. Bradley, Agt.
Mrs. O. A.. Gibson and daughter Anna
departed Monday evening for New
York where they will join DR.. aud Mrs.
Lying in q our of Europe. Tie party
sails Saturday, July 81, on the steamer
Hecla.
Every stranger who visits Webste r
remarks f~avorably on the well kept
appearance OF the properties, fine lawns
aud the number OF handsome trees
growing i'm the city. They are sure
harbingers OF thrift.
Mrs. Peter Holm, who was a guest at
the home OF her brother, E. Il. Kohl
base, last week, went to Webster for a
short visit with relatives there before
returning to her home at Wells, Mimi.
Dell Rapids Times.
Miss G~enevieve Molyneaux returned
from Groton Saturday morning and
spent Sunday In tins city. Monday
morning she resumed her journey for
Hawarden, La. where she viii spend
the balance OF the summer
Frank Byrne went down to Olivia,
Mimi Monday to relieve the agent at
that station for ten days. Frank
won't be gone any longer than he has
to you can bet. Henry Peterson re-
sumes old position as local operator.
Three coaches and two a sleepers will
be set out here Saturday for the accom-
odation Of Websterites going on the So
excursion to Minneapolis. 1t is esti-
mated that about $50 from this city
| will take advantage OF the low rate.
ifyou intend purchasing a buggy this
season you can't do better than to call
on Wagner& Schmitt-look 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.
Rev. j. 8. Hardness drove to Waverlv
and returned Tuesday with his father,
j. +. Hardness, and his brother Alex
Hardness who will visit with him for a
week or ten days. These gentlemen
have Just returned from a visit TO Seat
tie, Washington. Mr.. Hardness, Sr. is
resident OF Kentucky but owns a Sec
ton OF land near Waverly, Coddington
60. from which ne brought owe a mum
Der of branches laden with apples of q
quality equal to any grown IN the