Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-31

Pur" spring water delivered bv Tia
tank or barred to amy part al tn" ca.
from thr old Scripture spring. L~nv
orders ON slat" ut l.. Gross Off. or 70
Pustofi"p.
W. F St,lf"u.
David Williams and Morgan Cur. "a
drove up go tNr Wrlrun<. - ,iv-
ranch ST week 10 iI>p"ct To" stock
There a." uDout 700 hond CA th" ranrI
and they ARE much better than WAS *
p"cted. in fact are ia thr pink OF cou.
ditlou.
The latest thing in the way OF winter
drinks IS Hot Soda. Ii is served AT til.
Pioneer Drug Store. The flavors are
Chocolate, Mocha Coffee, English
Breakfast Tea, Beef Tea, Clam Bou
illion, etc. II is u delicious driuk-trN
it.
John Feay trough n sample OF grass
to town Tuesday which was quite green
and had apparently been growing al
winter. lie says he found il int slough
near his place and that there seems to
be considerable OF it growing. Verify
Dakota is becoming a great country
Bradley Globe.
The Cosgrove Orchestra, one OF the
best musical organizations on the road
will give a grand concert and ball at
the opera house, Webster, Monday w
ming Feb. 4 under the auspices of Web
sier Lodge M.W.A., Admission % cents.
Combination dance and concert tickets
$1.25.
The Yankees are a swift race. King
Albert cigars were advertised by pla-
cards and "ere on sale at Webster
Monday, and the news of the queens
death which occurred at $50 Tuesday
afternoon, was 'phoned to Webster
about 4:30 OF the same alternson.-Big
Stone Headlight.
IL. ". OiIS'ii'''Cl vi "NDTb'ls - ioOh
lug for an appointment as consul to
some German station. Louis would do
credit to his state and county, and the
appointment il due to one Of The strong
Republican counties OF the state.-GrO-
ton independent.
7. Z. Haugen aud vile entertained a
number o friends at their pleasant home
ON Third avenue Wednesday evening.
The evening was given up TO social en-
joy nent. Tn" party was in honor OF
Miss Fisher OF VoIga, who is the guest
OF Mrs. %llaugen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson OF Nutley,
departed for Mcfarland, Wiz, Friday
night in RESPONSE to IL telegram an
nouncing the death of the lady's
brother in~iaw, Eli Johnson. She VIII
the arrival OF the remains OF her
nephew, Andrew Johnso u, who was
killed in IA sklrmish near Manila, Oct.
1900.
Attorney Sears says he has one sntis-
faction from this term OF court. 1t il
that he has established the social stand
ing of the dog in Webster, and gives
notice that al! PERSONS, whatsoever, had
better treat that animal with due re-
spect or they are liable to be jerked into
court for cause. A word to the wise is
Mrs. II. o. Frank and son, Harry, de-
parted Monday night for Redland, Cal,
ON u three months visit TO relatives ut
that point. Redland i, close TO Los An
geles, and it is expected that the visit
will work a great improvement in Mrs.
Franks health, which has been poor OF
ii. 0. accompanied them as far as
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ella Whitemore, housek eeper for
J. W. Arthur, received IA message this
morning conveying the sad news OF the
sudden death OF her Younger brother at
Butte, Mont, where he was in charge
OF the lIennessey Mercantile Co. bust
ness. She lea yes for Saltwater, Mimi,
her parents reside aud where the
will take place.
The friends OF Mrs. J. r. Taylor gave
her N surprise Wednesday evening at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. l..
Mack--a shower os useful and substan-
tiai articles, among which was the ma
for a fine black dress. A very en-
evening wns spent and the
party dispersed well pleased with the
result and expressing many hearty
for the future prosperity OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Taylor.
The Linsworth musical depot in
the Wallace Block, under the direction
I. G. Olson 10 now the popular resort
for musicians oi the city-ihe place
they make purchases, OF ali kinds
OF sheet music aud musical merchandise
generally. They sell such celebrated
,,.ks. ia pi,pns ps Hurry r. Miller.