Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-18

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Machine Co, but az his material ha'
not arrived he returned home but vii
be here later on.
John NJ. Stall, Secretary OF the farm
ers National Congress, has been secured
for one lecture for the Cbautauqua next
summer. He is said to be an eloquen
and interesting speaker. Big Ston
Lake, June % to July -, 1901
The Reporter has the best facilities
for printing horse bills OF any Office il
this part OF the state-a fine assert
ment OF cuts suitable for draft, driving
or racing stock. Call on US befor,
placing your order for bills this season
A. W. Anderson has decided to con
fine himself TO the tailoring business
str ictly and 10 that end is Offering his
fine stock OF ready made clothing, hats.
caps and gents furnishings regardless oil
cost. Now is the time to secure bar
gains.
Ochs enreiter will be pleased to show
you the new Deere No. 8 corr plant ter
and check rover; the Deere Elk faultless
riding and walking %cultivator; the Key
stone riding aud walking weeder; the
Dowden wedding harrow--all up to
date machines.
Mrs. Frank Senrs returned Sunday
night from Jamestown, n. d., accom-
panied by her daughter, Madeline, who
had been visiting Mayme Mt Aberdeen.
Az Mrs. Sears sister, Mrs. Dollar, is
very iii with pueumo mia, she returned TO
Jamestown Monday.
c. Z. Swayne, of Fargo, was in this
city last Thursday renewing his
acquaintance with Webster friends.
Charles is a graduate of the Webster
high school, and his former associates
were z lad 10 see him again. He il now
IA fest i've knight of the grip.
For Sale Cheap! The south
east quarter Of section "a,
township 1872, range 56,one
and one-haif miles from
Webster. Kindly examine
land and write Chalmers
Curtis, Petoskcy, Mich.
The first popular excursion of the
season OF the C. NJ. & st. p. is advertised
for Sunday, April %, 1t runs to Sioux
Falls, SD, where a line OF amusements is
promised, including "A game OF ball
between Aberdeen aud Sioux City.
Tickets Tor the round trip 1928. See
advertisement in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Gerdes of Risk
towns hip, ARE mourning the loss OF
their eleven months old son, William,
who died Tuesday morning from acute
pneumonia. Funeral services were held
This Nor ming ut st. Otto's church. The
Reporter extends sympathy to the
sorrowiug parents.
Frank 0'Regan OF the new
Aberdeen base ball team will meet the
Sioux City, Iowa, team at Sioux Falls.
on Sunday April 2Sth 1901. Special
train leaves Webster mt $50 a. m. 1925
ior the round trip, which includes ad-
mission to the grounds.
E..A. Bradley Agent.
The ladies Of st. Mays Guild OF this
city will have a sale Friday AFTERNOONS
and evening, April 10Th, 1901. in
the Wallace block. There will be Mexi-
can drawn work, useful aud fancy
articles, ca kes, pier. cookies and dough-
nuts for sale. Tea and waters served
afternoon and evening. Ali are invited.
A speci al train OF eight cars OF young
cattle arrived Tuesday afternoon from
the west consigned to III. o. Wickre
who will place them on the range.
There " ere $50 head in the shipment,
the bala nee OF II purchase OF $50. With
the " illiams consignment this makes
wv ieuu VI rttNh uuiosshcu iot tuhEc
purposes this week.
For a cup OF genuine Turkish coffee
call at Billy Mahaney's lunch room,
mex door TO J. +. Pitsor's Office. Here
you will find a first class up to-date
restaurant where you can obtain any
thing in the line o. patables from a ham
sand witch to a full course dinner. Popu-
lar prices-every thing new, neat and
clean. Give Billy u call.
The entertainment, "Frieuds," given
at the opera house last Friday evening
for the benefit of Webster Cornet band
was a well attended and, taken as a
whole, very pleasing social event, aud
the boys added q neat sum to their
bank account with their share OF the
proceeds. The stage work OF Sam
Andrews was very good, but that OF his
imported assistant, Moreno Barnes. was
'seagy" and too conceited to be pleas
ing or worthy OF favorable comment.
The local performers were all above the
average, the acting Of A. X. Wearne
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