Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-15


Tribune.
Henry LeDahl, of Lake Preston, spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
this city.
Misses Martha Ludtke and Tina
Block went to Ortonville Monday
morning.
Miss Minnie Larson, of Bristol spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
this city.
Miss Anna Holm arrived from Mime.
apolis Tuesday evening to visit with
relatives.
Married-Friday, by Judge Lund.
Fred Holscher and Anna Hanland, both
of Waubay.
E. NJ. Eleyeth, T. H. Holm and w. T.
Mcdowell, of Lily, We're Webster visit
ors Tuesday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Wheeler, of North Webster, has
been quite ill.
Mrs. M. B. Hanson came over from
Sisseton Tuesday to visit with friends
for a few days
Miss Bertha Hotter left for Chester,
Montana, Wednesday morning for an
extended visit.
The cement pavement has been COM
pleted in front of Fiksdal Bros and the
Elevator Store.
Full line of mems hndboy's caps at 25
cents and upward, abkhe Bell Clothing
and Shoe Store.
1t is about time some arrangements
were being made toward a Fourth of
July celebration.
Just received a large consignment bf
rugs and carpets at A. Smail's, PioIeer-
Hardware Store.
Mrs. Kristen Swensen departed for
Minneapolis Monday morning for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Alice Holverson left for Waubay
Wednesday evening to give the eighth
grade examination.
Why pay more for house paint when
you can get a first class article for $l.10
per gallon at The Fair?
Mrs. Donald McLain arrived from
White Monday for a visit with relatives
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VIM. Fitzgerald finished planting 100
acres of corr on the Abbott farm north
of Webster Wednesday.
Cheapest place on earth I'd bny bug
gies and harnesses at A. aphail's the
Pioneer Hardware Store.
A full line of mems and boys gloves
at 25 cents and upwards at thS Bell
Clothing and Shoe Store.
Mrs. f. Pratt, of North Webster, left
for Bristol Thursday for C short visit
with her son, G. H. Pratt.
Have you tried Ii, w. Bakers cough
consumption, remedy, at Chilson &
Haugen's. Nothing like it.
Miss Gusta Booth after a weeks i'll
ness is again able to be at her work at
Tegtmeier's as saleswoman.
Farmers tell us this has been n of
the most favorable seasons for wheat SO
far in the history of the state.
Farmers, bring in your old SCRAP iron
while the price is up-s6.p yer ton in
trade at the Bell Clothing Mouse.
Miss Agnes Flagstad sang a solo Sun
day evening at the Methodist church
which greatly pleased all present.
Senator Parks, of Lily, took the train
from this city Saturday night enroute
for st. Paul on real estate business.
Waukegan barbed wire-red Espool-
the Indian head brand, best wire on
earth, Hammerbacher & Co. self it.
Wanted-To buy wool, will pay the
highest market price for wool in tJaae
at the Bell Clothing and Shoe Stork.
Mr.. J. S. Goodmanson and Mrs. G. HI.
Baker spent the time between trains
visiting friends at Waubay Monday
DR.. Goodmanson will be found iphis
office over the postofice in Wooster,
every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Henreichs left
for Dixon, Illinois, last week where they
are thinking Of locating in the near
future.
Mrs. H.. Rafieson, of Lynn Lake, who
has spent some time with her daughter,
| Mrs. Nordness, Of Waubay, returned
Friday.
Lost-Two head of horses, one bright
bay horse, star in forehead, about eight
years old, weight about 1000, and a two
lyear-old stud colt, grey, weight about
| $50, any information leading to their
recovery will be rewarded.
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