Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-06
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.

DON'T forget it! Chilson &
Tiaugen's great auction sale
commences Saturday, March 8.
L. Il. Bean was selling sewing
machines in Waubay Saturday. A bad
day for business, but Frank is a rustler
Chas. and George Cease, departed
friday night for a visit with relatives
and friends in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The Plato Milling company have Just
received ten cars of various kinds of
wood which will be sold at reduced
prices.
Mrs. S, L. Potter, departed for Faulk-
ton, South Dakota, Thursday, for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. ]. G.
Garrick.
The case of Jennie Rabak VS.. Flour
City Bank and L. Fl. Bentley has been
amicably settled. The plaintiff receiv-
ing $50.
There will be a mask ball at the opera
house Tuesday March IL, first class
music will be furnished by Moore's
Orchestra.
q. G. Chapman has been compelled to
put more shelves in his barber shop to
accommodate his increasing laundry
business.
M. M. Judge, of the Madell ranch
near Bradley, wa i'll the city this week
looking after tie horses shipped i'll for
the ranch.
Mrs. Ella j. Whitemore, departed for
Saltwater, Minnesota, Monday morning
to remain for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
Geo. Lemon arrived with a car of fine
cattle from Iowa Tuesday night, he also
brought a fine thoroughbred Poland
China boar.
W. M. Webster and w. H. Horr, rep
~resenting the Des Moines Mutual Hail
Insurance Company, made this town
Wednesday.
Bert Deits, representing the National
Life and Trust Company, of Des Moines,
Iowa, was transacting business in this
city Tuesday.
Thos. Spensley arrived from Vermil-
lion Wednesday night with his house
hold effects. His family will follow in
a couple of weeks.
For sale-A house and lot, with barn
and good well on the place. Inquire of
Mrs. Henry Pickette at the residence of
Mrs. Dora Sheelar.
The weather was very severe Satur-
day but it did not prevent the safe
arrival of a ten-pound daughter at the
home of John Block.
G. o. johnson, who clerked in Chill
son 81 Haugen's store last year, left for
Portland, Oregon, Monday evening on
account of his health.
Misses Minnie and Anna johnson,
after spending a few days with Webster
friends, returned to their home in Bris-
tol Thursday evening.
The old settlers are delighted with
the now storm of the first of the week,
they say it will put the ground in ideal
shape for spring work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Longen and fam
lily returned Friday evening from Bris-
tol where they have been visiting
friends for some time.
Miss Eva Loveland, who has spent
the past three weeks i'll Summit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Matteson and family,
returned Friday evening.
The ladies of the Catholic church are
planning to give a dinner and supper
and entertainment st. Patrick's day.
Further particulars later.
Mrs. Jessie Cowie and daughter,
Rubie, who have spent some time in
Chicago with relatives and friends,
returned Tuesday evening.
The Sisters of Charity at the hospital
in this city are looking for a home, in a
good Catholic family, for a little boy
about a year and a half old.
Mrs. Harry Curtis, who has spent
some time at Bradley, returned Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Curtis joining her at
Bristol and returning with her.
p. j. Fitchen, of Olivia, Mimi, was
in this city between trains Saturday
looking after some real estate business.
We acknowledge a pleasant call.
For sale-One bedroom suit, spring
and mattress, six cane seated dinning
chairs. Inquire of Mrs. Henry Pickette
at Mrs. Dora Sheelar's residence.
Rev. Huth, of Petersburg, Minnesota,
arrived Saturday evening. He has been
hired to occupy the pulpit in the Ger
man Lutheran church of this city.
If want a loan upon land
i'm Day county apply at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
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