Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14

Chas. Tobin the popular grain M YER
OF Pierpont and Langford arrived in
this city Friday and remained several
days.
handle a full line of the Detroit
white Lead Works paints. You can
mud none better, NJ. A. Thul.-Pioneer
Drug Store.
u. W.. Fansett aud wife of Milbank
arrived in the city Thursday and re-
Hash.
Leave your orders for water on slate
IN +. o.. or with H. McKennett the
only one who hauls McKennett's. Pure
Spring water.
Mrs. Lurancy Norton went TO Aher.
1reh tuesday, morning to represent Lois
Chapter No. 3, o. E. s.. in the Grand
Chapter.
100 new carpet samples for inspec-
ton. a lot OF old samples to dispose
OF cheap. Call early TO get best pieces
Tor rugs. benjamin 4 Foster.
Willis Stevens aud family OF Butler
passed through this city Tuesday on
their way home from an outing at
Enemy Swim Lake.
Frankie Stafford passed through this
city Saturday morning on his wheel Ell
route to Waubay for a visit with rela.
uyes in that vicinity.
James Granger and wife of Grand
Rapids, Mich. parents OF Mrs. L. l..
Forbs arrived for an extended visit to
Their daughter Friday.
l.. Gross went to Aberdeen Wednes-
day morning to transact some business
and take in the Grand Bodies, Masonic,
o IN session in that city.
DIR. Ferdinand Grameuz of Minnea-
polls, who is OH "A our through South
Dakota, arrived here Saturday to visit
his friend T.. e.. Ii. Peithmann.
Gray Bros. CANT IN with their well
machine yesterday from the south.
They are putting down a well for Emil
Meyer on his residence property.
When you think Of painting don't
forget that Mike at the Pioneer Drug
Store carries the celebrated Ruchler's
fire proof paint, it beats them all.
Lily is to have u newspaper. We are
informed that the material is on the
ground. The new publication will
make it's appearance about June %.
If you want u nice summer suit cheap
go to A. W. Anderson's the Tailor. He
has ii fine line and his prices are way
down to bedrock, just look al them.
VIM. HUlleran the aIniable assistant
at the depot has gone for II months
visit at Glencoe. During his absence
his place will be filled by Ed Mccormick.
ChiIdr eus Day was duly observed at
the ". 4. church Sunday morning. An
interesting aud appropriate program
was rendered. Several children were
bapt Zed.
You can buy beer at Flagstad's
saloon as follows: Per barrel $3.50
per barrel $2.25, per \ barrel $l.25.
Other liquors IN proportion. The finest
line III the city. |
Chus. Whitney returned from a trip to
Austin, Mimi, Monday. He made the trip
.n a wheel and says crops here look
iull as we'll if not better than those he
saw in Minnesota.
Arthur Wearne arrived here from
Huron last Thursday morning on a
vi. il 10 his brother L. A.. and family. |
Ii il understood that the DR.. will make
a uer lIameuC location here.
Thos. McKenaett has n fine PASTURE
ui about 300 acres, plenty OF good. pure
water accessible. The lane runs up to
The town site. Ii you want IL cow pas
Iured Tor the summer, see him.
John BolIhalter, who lives eight miles
south oi this city, had u horse Killed by
during the shower tuesday.
saws they had an immeIse rain,
that several inches OF water Tell.
Ssy. did O know that kading has
ia. mn.t complete line in Webster oil
nets. sweat pads, busters. IN TACT every
thing you want III horse supplies. just
drop in aud look his stock over.
ab,u. 30 couples enjoyed Il social
hall nj Hon. w. IL. Jones residence
,.ar Strand last Thursday evening.
Several couple from this city attended
and ali reported II most enjoyable time
John Block wishes to that
wilI 40 ali kinds OF painting, paper
hanging, kalsoninina, etc, III tue pest
u" ,m"d AT the most reasonable prices
SWTk Guaranteed first class ia every
particular
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wearne. Mr.. and
M Frank Gruby, Miss Maude Abbott,
Miss MoIyneaux and Roger wearne
MISE mod n party who went out to
piorsrsI Lake Saturday for the season.
.leN ,he editor can testify the party
40 .,ell nroyided with proyender.