Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-02
Co to E.W. SmaiI's for your

ID. McGlachlin came IN from tba aast
mouua evening and spent the greater
part OF Tuesday in this city.
For a dish of Ice Cream 20 to the
pariors In the rear OF the Pioneer Drug.
store, entrance on Second avenue.
Geo. K. Lanning of Sioux Falls was
IN the city Friday and Saturday in the
interest OF the Argus-Leader.
The Fair is Offering some great bar
gains IN coiOred shoes-Gents and
Lady's at the Fair Reduction Sale.
You will find the international Stock
took for sale at M. d. Gandy's Feed
Mill. Charley Garner AGENT
Eddie Mccormick was sufficiently re-
covered from his recent attack OF ap-
pendlcitis to be out Saturday.
ii. W. Bankers AescuIapius will cure
that awful painful headache.
Peabody's Drug Store.
Andrew Small and family went out
to Iamahe Park Monday to enjoy life
at the resort for d Week or so.
Miss Bertha Baker having completed
her visit in this city departed for her
home in Heawatha, Kansas Friday.
A severe hail storm is reported from
the northeast portion of the county.
The area covered bv the hail is small.
1t is estimated now there will be in
the neighborhood of 700 900 bushels
OF grain marketed in Webster this fall.
Thos. Conley and family have gone
over to his farm in Valley township to
remain through harvest and threshing.
l.. C. Parker spent Sunday in the
bosom of his family at Milbank. He
returned to Webster MondaJ morning.
Ed. Landon came up from Lily Sat
urday night and remained until Tues
day morning with his family in this
city.
l.. T. CalkItt returned from his trip
north Saturday night. Tom says be is
satisfied with the showing his horses
made.
Rev. Father Busher of Frank p. o. in
Nutley township is building u commodi-
Gus parsonage 24X30 with IA foot
posts.
| handle a full line OF the Detroit
White Lead Works paints. YOu can
find none better. NJ. A. Thul.-Pioneer
Drug Store.
Mrs. Peter Holm did not depart for
home Friday as expected but remained
until Tuesday when she took the train
ut Bradley.
ID. W. BurcalOw the new principal OF
thc high school arrived Yesterday with
his household effects overland from
Waterfowl.
Leave YOU orders for water on slate
in p. o. or with II. McKeunett the
only one who hauIs McKenmett's, Pure
Spring water.
The South Dakota Editorial Associa-
will meet for their annual outing at
Big Stone for a three days session from
August 10 to ID.
J. II. Pidcc OK came up from Lily
Tuesday. Pid is now one OF the sub
EIhIll1tl uuSlilCSo ilVh vi hhuO
prIsing little burg.
Bristol and Webster ball teams played
"A game Sunday on the grounds oil the
former resulting in u score OF 3 to "a
in favor OF Webster.
Miss Helen Huntington OF Minnea-
polis, arrives today and will pay her
cousins the Misses Huntington's of this
city all extended visit.
We understand the republican county
and senatorial convention will be called
either the last week in August or the
first week in September.
Strayed, OH August. LIST one brown
muIey cow about 5 years old. Anyone
taking no said cow please notify Erik
Gustafson, Webster, S. ID.
Mrs, John Wilcox and children re
turped Thursday evening from a three
weeks visit 70 relatives aud old neigh
bors near Ortonvills, MINI.
The Episcopalians are making proper
atoms for the erection OF a new church
edifce on their property north OF the
Masonic Temple In this city.
Frank Byrne came up from Olivia,
Mimi. Sunday morning and spent sun
dav with friends in this city. He 10
working iu Bristol at present.
sd. d. Wright and wife returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday evening DADDY"
avs they enjoyed life in the city very
much but were glad to get back.
Warrant Call.
All warrants to and including Regis
FOR No. 769 are hereby called Tor pay
rnent and interest eases at this date
July %, 1900.
+ X. Foster,
Treas. Independent Dist. No. lCl.