Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27

The register of deeds office has .
book omnibus which is very convenient.
Special Easter music at the M 4
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
Mrs. Will Abbott came up from Wan
Day Saturday for a short visit with rela-
tives.
Carl Malmberg is erecting a new barn
on his residence property in the second
ward.
An elegant line of new laces and
~embroderies just opened for spring at
The Fair.
Mrs. Dora Z. Bailey, of Garden CITY.
spent Sunday in this city with Mrs. A.
Balcum.
Miss Emma Long left for Summit
Saturday for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. R. Frost, Pick
erel Lake,
A. ID. Hash arrived from the east
Saturday, and left for Appleton Mimi,
Monday.
Miss Bertha Derrick arrived from
Watertown Monday for a short vacation
at home.
1t kills smut-formaldehyd. You can
find it always in stock at Peabody's
drug store.
Our farmers are delighted with the
rain and the prospect for an ideal grow
ing season.
Carl Farrand, of North Webster, left
for North Dakota Tuesday to look up a
homestead.
A complete line of the new fabrics
and wash goods for spring have arrived
at The Fair.
DR.. Peabody left for Bristol Saturday
evening for a consultation with DIR.
S~chenecker.
G. c. Hart came up from Waubay
Monday and took the night train for the
Twin Cities.
Miss Minnie Wilkins came up from
Yankton Monday to take a patient to
the asylum.
For Sale-500 bushels of Blue Stem
seed wheat. Inquire of Wyman Ryder,
Strand, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rathbun and son
went over to Andover Friday for a visit
with relatives.
There is no better smoke than the five
cent Cannon Ball. Better than lots of
ten cent goods.
Call a meeting for the organization of
a permanent and active agriculture and
fair association.
Luke Bissette and son, Dennis, and
Mr.. S~arasack, of Butler, were Webster
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Christina Carlson and daughter,
Bertha, left for Andover Monday for a
| visit with relatives.
The Cannon Ball, the best five cen
| cigar on the market. Call at Peabody
& Baillie's drug store.
Charles G. Reiger, Martin Johnson,
Julia Serum and Mabel Housen were
Bristol visitors Sunday.
When in need of a nice shirt just
walk across the street and get n OF
The Bell Clothing House.
Mrs. J.. Z. Bleser, who has been visit
ing relatives in this city, left for her
home ii Summit Saturday.
It is not the price always for a good
cigar. The Cannon Ball for five cents
is the best cigar on earth.
Archie Flanders took in the dance at
Bristol Monday night, on his way 70
Webster .-Pierpont Signal.
The little daughter of Mr.and Mrs. l..
G. Levoy, who has been quite Ill, Is
much improved at this writing.
Our Easter Neck wear is going FAST
come in and see them before they are
gone. at the Bell Clothing House.
Chas. s. Whiting, an attorney from
he smit, was in the city Tuesday attend
ing to some professional business.
Mrs. John Dolan and daughter, VINO
have spent some time visiting friends in
Minnesota, returned home Friday.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Kennedy, of Kidder, is quite SICK
but at last reports was much better.
Married-sunday Archibald Kennedy
Of Hanover, H., to Miss Eliza sundahi'
~ Raritan, Rev. Hammer offciating.
A few choice residence lots for sale
ID. B. Compton.
Money to loan on Day county
Gus NJ a low rate of interest,"
.a IF Dayuuent at