Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08

Just received a large consignment 81
rugs and carpets at A. Smail's, PioneSE
Hardware Store.
T. f. Ball, representing the Chicago
Newspaper Union, spent Friday and
Saturday in the city.
Why pay more for house paint when
you can get a first class sDtfcle for $I.lo
gper gallon at The Fair?
Representative Young, of the Clinton
Falls Nursery Co, Of owatonna, Mimi.
was in this city Wednesday.
Jay Nelson, representing Harper and
Brothers Book Company, of New York
was in the city Wednesday,
Miss Lillian Hanse and Nina Johnson
returned Tuesday morning from an
extended visit in Minnesota.
Miss Ella Bjornson, of Wheatland
departed for Chicago Wednesday for an
extended visit with relatives.
J.. G. Williams has returned to Pierre
after a weeks visit with the family OF
his daughter, Mrs. H. +. Denton.
Frank 8. Brieske and Steen Osowski,
of Granville, were united in marriage
Tuesday by Rev. Father Mensing.
Frank Sears went down to Pierre on
the early train Monday to transact
business before the supreme court.
The dance given by the Webster
Marine Band Friday was a grand sue
cess financially as we'll as socially.
Christ Moline and Brono freedman,
of Waubay, were in the city Saturday
to make final proof OH their farms.
Mrs. f. Kent arrived from Stewards
Iowa, Wednesday for an extended visit
with her son, Ike Foltz and family.
Wanted-To buy wool, will pays the
highest market price for wool in fradt
at the Bell Clothing and Shoe Store.
Will the fellow who took my GOA
from Billy Mahaney's restaurant SAtnr,
day please return it. Geo. Cease.
/. 7. Iceland, of Sioux Falls, and hi
crew of nurserymen are here in the
interest of the Sioux Falls Nursery Co
Miss Gertrude Huey came down from
Bristol Friday to spend a few days visit
ing with her friend, Miss Mabel Housen
Mrs. Leonard Cornelius. who hal
been visiting relstives in Minnesota fol
some time returned Thursday evening
Miss Emma Shultz, who has spent
some time in this city visiting friends
departed for Waubay Saturday morn
ing.
Misses Jessie West, Lettie Crosby anC
Pothea Peterson came uprfrom Waubay
Saturday to attend the teachers meet
ing.
| Roy Irwin passed the pharmac.
examination at Aberdeen last week anC
is now a full fledged registered pharma
cist.
Roy Irwin, of Webster, is in charg,
of the Irwin Pharmacy this week in tn
absence of his brother, -Brooking
Register.
Ask your grocer for Webster Nil
Company's rye -four, it isIaSsuperio
article and all WebsterH merchant
handle it.
w. X. Van Brunt, of L~angford, an
his brother Henry, of Council Bluffs
Iowa, who is visiting him, are in tn
city TO day.
Rev. W. B. Hubbard left for Chicag
Monday morning to attend the meetin
of the board of directors of the thee
logical seminary.
Mrs. S. r. Anterior arrived fror
Thompson, Iowa, Wednesday for a
extended visit with her son, G.. "
Beck and family.
This is the place to- save you none
as / am selling fromItwenty-ive to fit
per cent below, bhe. A. smail's, ii
Pioneer-H Hardware Store.
Mrs. N. H.. Meyers, after spending
few days with her mother, Mrs. Ions
who is very low, departed for her HON
in Summit Monday.
CIR 9th s. Paul handle the celebrate
Alfred Peats wall paper, the cheape
and best on the market, borders san
price as side wall or ceiling.
Money to loan on Day count
farms at a low rate of intere'
with privilege of payment
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Banl