Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-23

Etore carries the celebrated Ruchler's
gre proof paint, it beats them all.
Miss %otton, with her mother, return.
ga inns morning prepared to resume
W Seasons duties in the school.
l handle a full line OF the Detroit
White Lead Works paints. You can
SI'u none better. NJ. A. ThuI.-Pioneer
Ming Store,
Henry Turner went to Aberdeen last
week to visit friends in that city before
returning TOMS home in Lincoln, Neb.
If you are interested in the popular
science, Hypnotism, don't fail to zee the
Aug. %.
Mrs.J. 5 Goodmnnson departed We'd
nesday morning for Lake Benton Mimi.
on account OF the Illness OF her sister.
Wanted to rent Il four or five room
residence IN Webster. Rent paid in
advance Tor a satisfactory house. In
Suire at this office.
frcm all parts Of the county where
threshIng has been done comes the re-
polt OF IA much better yield than was ex-
pected.
Leave your orders for water on slate
III T. o. or with II. Mckcnnett the
only one who hauIs M~cKemnett's, Pure
Spring water.
Miss Helen Huntington who has been
Whiting her cousins in this city, depart
ed Tor her home in Minneapolis Tuesday
morning.
Hear Karl Hibbard the phenomenal
boy sapromO in his classical selections
who sings at each performances given
by The Famous Knowles.
Miss Nellie Hart returned home to
ID GLAND this morning after a visit OF
over a month with her sister Mrs. j. G.
Rathbun.
I 100 new carpet samples for inspec
|tion. A lot of Old samples to dispose
\pf cheap. Call early to get best pieces
Sr rugs. Benjamin 4 Foster.
Con Harrington arrived from the
west Saturday with Il bunch of about
100 head OF broncos. He sold q bunch
here last fall.
I Ii you want a nice summer suit cheap
go to A. W. Anderson's the Tailor. He
has n fine line and his prices are way
Down to bedrock, just look at them.
Mrs. Belle Paterson Edwards, OF Gro
t on arrived Monday night accompanied
by her daughter TO pay her Webster
friends a visit.
I We have about 80 tons Of standing
hay nine miles north which we
want cut and stacked on shares.
Jas. Peterson & TO-.
There il quite an acreage of corn in
the county this year and it is looking
fine-promises IA large yield and on
excellent qualify.
Etrayed-A red heller calf, about four
months old, left my premises about the
OF July. Return to or notify.
Phillip Grnos.
]. V. Nniirnfpnhr returned from his
Minnesota trip Tuesday morning. Now
vioIators OF the game lUw had better
stand from under.
Atlas Knapp received a fine writing
able Friday for his European Hotel. 1t
il an elegant affair and II great imprOv.
ment to the office.
w. r. Manson. formerly OF this city .
has been appointed receiver of u deIunct
mercantile concern carrying Il S32 900
stock i'm DubuQue, Iowa.
Mrs. C.. II. Averill and daughter Clara.
arrived Wednesday evening from Iiber-
tyville, Ill.,. on a visit TO their relatives,
A. II. Karmer and family.
Very Rev. Father Mensing, Father
Wntowitz and Father Busher OF Nutley
were in attendance at Retreat mt Pierre.
They returned Saturday morning.
Mrs. T. j. Dyke, aud children, depart
cd for Mankato, Mimi, Tuesday morn
ipp. TO visit the lady's old home and vi
They will return about Sept. LIST.
Too much care cannot be taken to
property against fire both in
the city and country. Don't be careless
in this matter ms You endang9r other
DfDDtIIN III WIZ hS .N'"' S'
Theo. Twett was down from Bristol
Yesterday. He is in charge OF the Cour.
Ter It present during the the absence OF
rs editor in Michigan. but soon takes
as principal OF Bristol schools.
Mrs. Geo. II. Baker came In from the
Monday, and Tuesday morning
took the train for Waubay expecting to
lenart for home this "A. III. She IS grtt-
about ON IA crutcll on account oil a
badly %sprained knee.
lens Peterson lost n valuable bird dog
his POINTER ''Laddy"-TnesdaY night.
The dog was poisoned. Jens has IN"
sympathy OF all r sportsnen IN his
loss as Laddy was one OF the best heio
dogs in this vicinity.
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