Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-08

ANU LdSy 1eFI1lS.
George Lannon, Jr. solicitor for the
Minneapolis Journal, ia confined to his
room at the Commercial by an attack of
sick ness.
Money 20 loan on farm land at fair
rate oil interest, and furnished the day
application is made. Apply to J. Alley,
Webster.
Judge Campbell adjourned court Sat
urday afternoon aud he aud Steno-
grapher Humphreys went to Aberdee q
to spend Sunday.
Leave your orders for water on slate
in P. o. or with III. Mckennett the
only one who hauls M~cKennett's. Pure
Spring water.
Ole Bake Of Glenwood, MINI. arrived
Friday morning, he came n response to
a telegram informing him of the acci.
dent to his mother.
Each package OF Pullman Fadeless
Dye colors more goods than any other
dye and colors them better too.-Sold
by M. A. Thul.
MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Pitsor departed
Monday for Sac City, Iowa in response
to a telegram announcing the danger
our illness OF MIR. Pitsor's father.
Just Received, invoice OF new books.
just what you have been looking for
and could not find in town. Pea
body keeps them.
W. A. Abbott was up from Waubay
Saturday. Will has 50 far recovered
from his recent accident to be able to
get about nicely with the aid OF a a q.
There will be a dance at the opera
house Feb. 20 Music by W. w. HOlcomb
OF st. Paul the proceeds will GO towards
paying for the new piano.
We refund 10c for every package of
Putnam Fadeless Dye that fails to give
satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co. Union
willie, Mo. Sold by NJ. A. Thul.
Hon. Jas. Bullock who represented
Day County in the last legislature, was
in the city Friday and Saturday renew
ing his acquaintance with Webster
friends.
Some new shapes and tints in fine
stationery at Peabody's. We aim to
keep our line full and up to date and
can supply you at reasonable prices.
School Land Commissioner David
Eastman andState Auditor Reeves were
in the city yesterday for the purpose OF
appraising the public lands in this
vicinity.
You can buy beer at Flagstad's
saloon as follows: Per barrel $3.50
per ! barrel 1925, per x barrel $l.25.
Other liquors in proportion. The finest
line in the city.
Cards are out announcing the celebra-
ton OF the 25th anniversary OF the wed
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Baillie at
their home in Homer township Feb
ru6.ry ninth.
The Mill Company report an immense
exchange brsiness-much better than
was expected. They are making a
sup>rior quality OF -four and deserve a
liberal patronage.
Don't forget that Chas. Hawkinson
has a full line OF builders hardware
which he sells at a close margin, also
tinware, cutlery etc. Call and see his
stock before purchasing.
The mill company has put in q new
machine to cOndense the exhaust from
the boilers and alter it is put in work
ing order 10 per cent OF the water use d
for steam will be distilled.
Christ and Maggie Sorensen a brother
and sister OF Martin Sorensen, OF this
city. arrived Friday morning from
Austin, Mimi. TO spend the remainder
OF the winter visiting here.
The following delegation was down
from Bristol Tuesday. Frank Stevens,
Thos. McAllen, n. C. Hngey, Dan Buck
lev, Peter May, Jos. Marx EdCoin, Thos
S~trandness, and 5. l.. Purdum.
The Watertown Public Opinion ha S
issued a novelty IN calendars-a fin e
engraving OF Lit. Col Lee Slower with a
small Observation-Disclosures to upper corner.
It is a fine piece OF work and is sure to
attract attention.
DR.. Goo1mansOn has put in his Office a
new gas apparatus, and will hereafter
administer gas Tor the painless extrac-
tion OF teeth. He will be found in hi $
Office over the p~ostotice every Thursday
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Cuba NibIo, IA nineteen-year old
girl. is a prominent and valued me m Der
OF John Diilon's company. The young
lady is a capable actress for one so
Young, and being the possessor Of re-
markable beauty, a bright future is be-
fore her. Opera House Thursday Feb
18th, one night only.