Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-13

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Globe.
A. T. Clark will pack up next
week. In the meantime dry
goods and store fixtures will go
cheap.
"An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure" Read the article in
another column under the caption. Its
death to smut"
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.
Dan Knightdrove down from Newark,
North Dakota, Sunday and remained in
the city a couple of days looking after
business interests.
Miss Anna Westgaard has rented the
front part of the old Chilson building
on second avenue and will do dress
making in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gruby enter
tanned a few friends at cards Thursday
evening. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
DIR. and Mrs. Goodmanson Saturday
evening opened their rooms to a few of
their friends and all present report a
very pleasant evening.
Sixty head of cattle arrived Saturday,
at the stock yards in this city, for
Kramer g. Compton and were taken out
to their farms Sunday.
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.
A card reaches us from G. S. May
nard asking to have his paper directed
to Berkeley, California, 1923 Durand
Avenue.-Waubay Clipper.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. III. Lund arrived from
Aberdeen Saturday evening and
remained until Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Lund of this city.
County Commissioner A. P. Bryant
left for the county seat Wednesday
morning to attend a regular meeting OF
the boarc.-Andover Gazette.
Day county is advertising for bids for
the purchase of a poor farm. They
should have invested before the advance
in prices~Groton Independent.
The county commissioners have
decided to purchase the Holm quarter,
adjoining the old j. w. Arthur place OIL
the west, for a county poor farm.
Oscar hurry and wife, departed yes,
terday for a visit in Grant and Day
counties, after which they will continue
on to Missouri .-Sissoton Standard.
Uncle John Cowan has been confined
to the house for several days by illness,
-Conde News. Mr.. Cowan is a
brother Of Judge Cowan of this city.
John Roberts, who has charge of the
Phillips school north of Webster, gave
the spoilers a chance to exhibit their
skill last week. All report ON enjoyable
time.
Emma Kennedy has received through
VIM. Egeland, Correspondent of the
Yeoman lodge, check for the amount OF
insurance held by VIM. Kennedy,
deceased.
If you know something of local
interest and say nothing about it to the
editor or reporter, and 10 not see it in
the paper, don't kick sbout it, for it is
your w fault.
mp. d. Peabody was honored recently
by being elected chairman Of the COM
mittee of arrangement for the annual
banquet of the M Sigma Mu, of which
organization he is a member.
+. II. Farnsworth arrived home last
Friday from a visit with relatives, and
friends residing at Welcome and Spring
Valley, Mimi, the latter city being his
old home.-Dell Rapids Tribune.
The second quarterly meeting OF the
German M. f. church, of Morton, was
held last Sunday. As the elder, Rev.
Helmer, could not be there, Rev. +. III.
Thiel took charge of the meeting.
Moneys to 1oan-$25O,OOO to
loan ON approved real estate
lands in DaScounty at eight per
cent on the before plan. Web
ster Land and bpan Company.
We have a No. A Model jobber, 81 by
IA inches inside the chase, in good
working order; also a numbet of second
hand fonts of type-body, job and dis
~play-which we will sell at a bargain.
n. +. Kelley, of Melrose township,
have been enjoying a visit from his
cousins, Miss Margaret Newcomb, OF
Appleton, Wis, and Mrs. John Durick,
of Webster, this state.-Milbank Review.
Money I'd loan on Day county
farms at a low rate of interest