Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-20
Benjamin & Foster.


Short Horn Durham bulls for sale
cheap. Cash OF ON time, call and
examine.
/, Efnor s. Foltz.
NMrs. A. E. Van Ufford, of Pipestone,
Minnesota, was a Webster visitor Fri
day. While here she purchased a half
section of land 8 miles east of Webster.
Dean Mensing is expected over from
Webster this evening to meet people
from the west for the discussion of
church matters Aberdeen News
March 10.
r1-At the annual election held in
Wheaton township the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Assessor, Jacob Thoe, treasurer, VIM.
Nessig; clerk, Joe Paul.
Morris Kellogg, who has spent the
winter with relatives in SpringValley,
Minnesota, returned Wednesday morn
ing accompanied by John Hudson, who
will spend the summer here.
Il. p. Lemon, of Pierpont, was in this
city Thursday of last week to take
advantage of the leasing of some school
land. During his stay Mr.. Lemon
made this Office a pleasant call.
If you want a loan upon land
in Day county apply at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
They will safety you as to the
rate and privilege of payment.
We have a No. A Model jobber, 81 by
IA inches inside the chase, in good
working order; also a numbet of second
hand fonts of type-body, sob and dis
play-which we will sell at a bargain.
Mrs. Thos. Spensley and children
arrived from Vermillion Tuesday to
make their future home in this city.
Tom has rented the Jensen house on
the south side and will move in this
week.
is a new real estate firm doing
business In this city, Niedenfeuhr and
Clark, both gentlemen are well known
and will do a Gland office" business.
Their Office at present is in the Tegt-
meier building.
Wanted-SO0 head of steers to pasture.
Good pasture under fence, spring water.
Pasture on the military reservation, 20
miles north of Webster. Inquire of
Efnor g. Foltz, OF write to Box 343,
Webster, South Dakota.
j. G. Bush, of Wells, Minnesota,
dropped in on his Webster friends Sat
urday night, and remained until Mon
day. He is doing a thriving real estate
business, and is the same old Cappy as
of yore. Yep bet your life.
III. +. Denton was summoned to Pot
ter county Tuesday on account Of
the serious illness Of his brother.
Later-A message from Mr.. Denton
received just as we go to press, informs
us his brother is much better.
Among numerous out-of-t town people
who came in to hear Father Nugent's
lecture last night were Dean Mensing
and Father Kane, of Webster, <. G.
Issenhuth, of Redfield, and j. s. Sheri-
dan, Of Columbia. Aberdeen News.
w, Lewis, while unhitching a
horse at Pierpont last "Wednesday,
received a violent kick, just above the
knee. 1t seems that a dog came unex-
pectedly upon the scene, and az the
horse has no use for canines, kicked
with the above result. -Andover
Gazette.
With the advent of spring comes
house cleaning and the need of new
carpets and straw mattings. Benjamin
g. Foster always have on hand a large
stock Of ingram and Brussels Competing,
straw mattings, rugs, and a complete
line of furniture. 1t will pay you to
get their prices before buying.
III. +. Denton, of the Webster Repor-
Ter dIlQ II IL llicI, was III toNh Auot hiSht
on his way to Potter county, where a
brother is dangerously >,ck. The brother
was hurt a few days since by a horse
falling on him. Among the injuries he
received was the breaking of one leg in
three places.-Aherdeen News.
offer for sale at reasonable
prices all my household furni-
ture. Cars, tables, bed room
suits, rockers, heating stoves,
new rauge, lamps, hall tree, side
board and many articles to
numerous to mention. Cali at
the house. A. Ill. Kramer.
DIR. Harris departed for Chicago Mon
day evening summoned by a telegram
announcing the death of his father J.
M. Harris, at the home OF his son, Fred
w. Deceased was i'll his eightieth yeai
and a month ago was stricken with par
alysis, from which he never fully
recovered, he was for many years q