Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-04-17

Mrs. Minnie Hanke arrived from Ben
senville. Illinois. Wednesday for a visit
with her brother, Ben Unke of this city.
Miss Blanche Lee arrived from Mil
bank Wednesday evening for a short
visit with friends and relatives in this
city.
We have the finest assortment of horse
cuts in this part of the state and will
turn out a neat attractive bill on short
notice.
Ask your grocer for Webster Mill
Company's rye -four, it is a superior
article and all Webster merchants
handle it.
Mrs. j. V. Niedenfeuhr departed
Tuesday morning for Shakopee, MINI.
to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
James Riley.
Mrs. ]. P. Croal and son, V. c., are
spending the week ON a visit at Webster
with Mrs. Frank Sheelar, her sister
SlSSeoon Courant.
VIM. Wagner of the firm of Wagner
& Schmitt of this city, went to Redfield
and other points south on business for
the firm Tuesday.
We understand a well firm are figur.
ing with the Mill company for another
test well, the new company propose to
go down 1000 feet.
Mrs. Peter Schmitt and Mrs. Peter
Koenigs, arrived from Waubay Tuesday
to attend the sacred concert at st. Otto's
church in this city.
Miss Winnie Humphrey, who has spent
some time with her grandparents in
this city, left for Waubay Saturday for
a visit with relatives at that place.
G. G. Webster came over from Sum-
init Wednesday for a short visit with
his sister, Mrs. W. L. Dow. George is
carpentering in Summit at present.
o. A. Perkins, deputy sheriff of Rob-
berts county, came over from Sisseton
Friday with Peter Fox an insane man,
for treatment at st. Mary's Hospital.
For Sale-Horses, COW and steers,
for cash or ON time, or will trade cows
and steers for good horses.
Philip Gross.
We have the finest line of calendars
ever shown in Webster. We hope our
merchants will see our line before plac-
ing their order.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new city building and the boilers are
now in position. 1t is expected that
the building will be all enclosed at the
end of two weeks.
Rev. FIR. O'Hora goes to Webster
tomorrow to visit with Dean Mensing
and attend a sacred concert at which he
is on the program for an address on
music. News, April 10th.
The "Vivea." the new boat recently
purchased by Mrs. Jones for use on
Pickerel lake passed through Webster to
Waubay this morning. 1t will be
unloaded and taken to the lake tomor-
row.
Just remember when you want to
paint that Hammerbacher e. Co. carry
the Jest line of the best ready mixed
paints and painters supplies in the city,
and sell al bottom prices. A call at the
store will convince you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace are delighting
their friends with a wonderfully fine
collection of beautiful sea shells, flowers
and foliage they gathered and..preserved
during their recent visit to California,
the specimens are especially fine.
A. w. Flanders and Lee Gray drove
to Webster last Friday. d. w. Perry
took the Friday evening train for Web
ster and they spent Sunday fishing at
Waubay. They returned Sunday with
a fine string of ish.-Bradley Globe.
Leave orders for wall paper, painting,
kalsomining, decorating and paper
hanging at Blocks restaurant. All
work done satisfactorily. Give us a
call before placing your orders else
where.
Block & Siegele.
Attorney E. w. Taylor, of Webster,
was dewn attending court Wednesday,
and looking after some legal matters in
connection with establishing of a new
national bank at Waubay and closing
up a state bank.-Milbank Herald.
Advance.
The season for local thunder showers
is at hand. Protect your property by
lightning rods. The results Of one
storm will cost many times the amount
it will cost to rod all your buildings, to
say nothing of the satisfaction one feels
in being secure. Russell & Russell have
had years of experience putting up rods
and put them up right and reasonable
Better be safe than sorry Order at
lonce. e. III. q Van Cleye Russell.