Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-20
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hussells Ready Rock Roofing is the
cheapest aud best Aftaryou have given
pc a thorough examination you will use
Ino other.
NFrank Hrabak departed Monday night
Tor Minneapolis. He will enter the Uni
versity of Minnesota for the study of
pedicine.
100 new carpet samples for inspec,
ton. A lot OF old samples TO dispose
OF cheap. Call early 70 get best pieces
for rugs. benjamin. & Foster.
Mrs. r. YanDusen, who has been at
her daughters, Mrs. James Tuel. for
the past three weeks for medical treat
ment, is reported much better at this
writing.
Ill. w. Barker's Iron Compound makes
weak people strong; cures blood and
Stomach diseases.
Peabody's Drug Store.
Mrs. III. o. and Mns Katie Frank de-
parted Sunday night-Mrs. Frank on a
two weeks visit with friends in The
twin cities, aud Miss Frank returns to
college at Faribanlt, Mimi.
David d. Day had to cut his hunting
vacation short on account oil legal
business requiring his attention and
departed Tor his home at Canton, o.,
Thursday night.
/ have for reEt'a tract of land o miles
northeast of Waubay, comprising 400
ncres. will rent more or less. Good
water and no stone. Will furnish seed.
Eor particulars see G. g. Hart.
W. II. Chard departed for his former
home, Belleplain, Mimi, Tuesday even
ing IN response TO a message announcing
the death OF his nephew and serious ILL
ness OF his mother and sister.
The pop headquarters over Warner &
Smiths saloon was struck by lightning
during the storm Friday. A few bricks
Knocked OFF the chimney and some plas.
terlng ripped up was the extent oil the
damage.
Fred Estcrly OF Mankato, Mum, is
visiting his cousin, Fred Guderian of
Morton township. 1t is Fred's first
visit to this section in nine years and he
notes the wonderful Improvement in
that time.
A prominent populist IN this city said
oil Hon. Il. W. Martins speech ut the
opera honse last Friday, that 1t was
one OF the cleanest. most logical and
sensible political addresses he had ever
listened to.
A great many people in the city have
put in their time since Fridays rain
pumping water out of their cellars. The
amount OF water that fell during the
storm is varioIsly estimated ut rom
8 TO 40? inches.
The From church in Liberty township
Was struck by lightning dur
ing the storm Friday and damaged con-
siderably. The loss is fully covered,
howeve~, in the ST. Paul Fire aud Mar
ine insurance company.
Don Abbott departed Monday morn
ing for Selby, 5. d., where he has ac-
cepted u position IA grain buyer for the
Victoria Elevator Go. Splbv il Que al
the new towns on the &. M. X st. Il. ex-
tension, west oG Bowdle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. 4. Goodwin returned
Sunday morning from their eastern
visit. Afte:. attending the G. A. II. cere-
monies in Chicago they visited friends
in different parts nf Indiana aud report
having Il most etIoyabie TIME.
The Indians from the Rosebud and
Ynukton agencies passed through town
Tuesday on their return from the mis- |
sion meeting ut BuffIlo Lake. They
reported an earnest and successful meet
ing, with a large attendance.
Editor james G. Adams has been con
fined 10 his bed since last Saturday. He
tainted Thursday morning oi last week
and has not been well since, though he
kept up until Sunday eveniug.-Howurd
County (Iuwa) Times.
Arrangements are being made nv
which the young folks al the city will
be- enabled TO enjoy the pleasures OF
Terpsichorp two evenings Il month this
winter. We understand the Webster
orchestra proposes 70 conduct N dance
every two weeks aud the Webster Man
dolin club each alternate two weeks.
a man IN tie southern part oi the
state was sandhnGg@d and robbed OF n
thousand dollars a few days ago. He
hlames the Mckinley administration
Tor ", AID Says '.Jf Ii lRId not been for
Mckinley prosperity would not have
been able 10 accumulate the money, aud
uf course could nor lptve leen robbed"