Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-20

MI. anu MIS-. Welnsteln and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sears Sundayed at Tamahe
Park.
Oscar Johnson came down from Bris-
toll Sunday to spend the day with reIa-
tives.
Miss Beactrice Matheny came up from
Summit Sunday to spend the day with
friends.
Billy Mahaney left Friday evening
for a visit at his old home in Streator,
Illinois.
DIR. p. B Jenkins, of Waubay, spent
Tuesday in Webster on professional
business.
An elegant line of new laces and
~embroderies just opened for spring at
The Fair.
Miss Ida Olson and sister, Alma, left
for Bristol Monday, for a short visit
at home.
w. E Page, who has been working in
the creamery, departed for Andover last
Thursday.
TEETH. DR.. Vosburgh, the painless
dentist, in Waubay March 9Th; Bristol
March 9Th.
Denny Durick, of Ordway, spent
Wednesday with friends and relatives
in this city,
A complete line of the new fabrics
and wash goods for spring have arrived
at The Fair.
S. G. Crosby came over from Waubay
Wednesday to sell brooms of his own
manufacture.
There is no better smoke than the five
cent Cannon Ball. Better than lots of
ten cent goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Pratt left for
Bristol Tuesday after an extended visit
in this vicinity.
Money to loan on real estate. Lowest
rates of interest.
D. B. Compton.
Mr.. William Reetz and children left
| Wednesday evening for a visit with rel
atives in Bristol.
Franklin Barber, of Lily, spent last
week i'll this city with his daughter,
Mrs. S. d. Clark.
Mrs. Hosea Jewel arrived from Sisse
ton Wednesday evening for a weeks
visit with friends.
Richard Howe left for Bristol Thurs
day, after having spent several days
visiting in this city.
Peter Peterson, who has spent some
time i'll Webster as a juror, left Thurs
day night for Butler.
The Cannon Ball, the best five cent
cigar on the market. Call at Peabody
& Baillie's drug store.
1t is not the price always for a good
cigar. The Cannon Ball for five cents
is the best cigar ON earth.
F. A. Stone, the popular principal of
the Butler schools, was calling on his
Webster friends Saturday.
Wanted, to Buy-Farmers bring in
all your scrap iron. The Bell Clothing
House will pay $3.50 per ton in trade.
w. p. jackson, who has spent some
time at Hot Springs, returned to his
home in Waubay Monday.
Val Blatz Milwaukee beer on
draught. Finest wines and liq-
uors in the city at Webster bar.
Chas. Payne returned Thursday after
visiting a month in Chicago and Sayan-
nah, Ill.,, and Fayette, Iowa.
TEETH. DR.. yosburgh don't hurt a
bitl just fun to have your teeth pulled.
Waubay, Mar. 9TH; Bristol, Mar. 9Th.
o. Johnson, a juror for the term OF
circuit court just closed, left for his
home in Lily Thursday evening.
For up-to-date styles in furniture, at
rock bottom prices, go to the old furni-
ture store, east side upper Main street.
Miss Selma Palmer, who has spent
some time in this city, left for her home
in Bristol Monday, for a short visit.
If YOU want a loan upon land
in Day county apply at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
They will satisfy you as to the
rate and privilege of payment.
Won't you come to u tea party:
All the sweet ones viii be there,
And they'll wait upon you gladly
If you've fifteen cents to spare.
At the home of Mrs. Alex. Ross, from
five to ten, Feb. ed. By the young
ladies of the Congregational church
Ice cream will also be served Tor fve
cents.