Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-13

money TO lOan on Day county
farms at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Nels. w Hawkinsoh, representing
Wright, Barrett q Stilwell company,
was tr~ansacting business in this city
Saturday evening and remained over
Sunday.
The bar at the Hotel Webster
is now open. Val B1atz ce1e.
brated Milwaukee beer always
on draught. The best of wines
and liquors dispensed.
A. w. Wilmarth, the leading attorney
of Beadle county and Huron and the
most popular candidate for a position in
the Huron land Office, was here on bust
ness before the circuit court.
To parties desiring to have stock pas
tured the following season. desire
them to call on me and give notice how
many head so that / may be enabled to
fence to accommodate the number.
J.. 4. Harris.
For four Sundays evenings the topics
at the Congregational church will be:
Sin: It's characteristics, Sin: its endur-
ing qualities, Sin: It's destructive force;
Sin: Its remedy. A hearty invitation
extended to all.
o. w. Hanna, of Waubay, who is
completing his commercial course in
Redfield college, is putting in his spare
hours assisting as stenographer in the
land Office Of T. s. Everitt.-Redfield
Journal. Observer.
1t is reported that +. E. Bean was the
victim Of a sneek thief last Thursday
evening, he had left the door of his
room open and some one entered and
took his watch and pocket book con-
tanning $50. There is no clue.
The following left Monday for Epiph-
any to consult DR.. Kreuger. Mrs. Z. ].
Dyke, MI. and Mrs. A. Sandvig, Mrs. E.
Beachy, Miss Kate Newcomb, Miss
Anna Mergins, Mrs. Anton Rabak, Mrs.
Ahlers, Jr. and Mrs. John Scherik.
Several 10, 20 and % mornings dur
ing the week reminded us that there
was still something doing in the line of
winter weather, and the open winter
prophet has retreated into his hole along
with the neutrality-suspicious. Outlook.
The winter appears to make no diff
ference with the rush for South Dakota
ladd. Most of our exchanges tell of
parties of homeseekers and of big land
sales. The year 1902 is likely to rival
the early eighties in new settlement.
The comptroller Of the currency has
authorized the First National bank, of
Waubay, S. d., to begin business, CAPT
tai, $4,000. K. r. Thompson, presi-
dent; G. G. Guernsey, cashier. The
organization is bound to greatly benefit
our sister city.
Erick Sandvig was down from the
ranch on business and pleasure for a few
deys this week. He reports everything
at the ranch in fine shape. S. l.. Pur-
dunn was over from Waubay Thursday
of last week. He acted as champeron
for A. l.. Smith.
Arthur Hillebrand and his brother,
Clarence, stopped of here Friday on
their return to Princeton, after q visit
with a brother at Webster, 8. ID.
While here Arthur Hillebrand completed
arrangements to put in a ball team here
this season.-Flandreau Herald.
w. s. Hash returned Saturday morn
ing from an extended trip through the
east. He enjoyed his trip immensely,
saw a great many things of interest
took in some newspaper plants larger
than ours. some cities of more magni-
tude than Webster, but no people 50
hospital. no climate so healthful, no place
80 congenial as Home Sweet Home
81 have used Chamberlain's cough
remedy for q number of years and have
no hesitancy in saying that 1t is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and Group |
have ever used In my family. l have
not words TO express my confidence
In this remedy."-Mrs. J. A. Moore,
North Star, Mich. For sale by all drug
gists.
Our popular station agent Z. A. Brad
ley has gone into the stock business on
quite an extensive scale. He has o fine
bunch of young stock on his farm near
this city and has recently purchased two
Of the finest individual bulls ever seen
in Day county, n is a registered Short
Horn, of the imported Scotch breed
the other a splendid full blooded Red
Polled Angus. 1t is well worth a trip
to the station to get Mr.. Bradley to
show these animals. BRAD" is a hus-
tier and is bound to succeed in whatever