Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.

some very fine Siberian millet seed
Tor sale at the Citizens Elevator.
P. j. Wagner, Manager.
For Sale-Three show cases and a a.
foot counter. Call or address:
Peabody & Baillie.
"A message just received from H. F.
Denton states, that he and his brother
Will arrive on the 1921 train tonight.
Wanted, to B~uy-Farmers bring in
all your scrap iron. The Bell Clothing
House will pay $3.50 per ton in trade.
Miss Augusta Winter, who has speut
most OF the winter season with relatives
In Illinois, return, d Wednesday even
ing.
Dr. Harris returned from Chicago
Saturday evening where he was called
Last week on account of the death of his
father.
Mrs. G. E. Hyde keeps hand painted
china on hand for sale at all times.
special designs furnished ON short
notice.
We have the finest assortment of horse
cuts i'll this part of the state and will
turn out a neat attractive bill ON short
notice.
Mrs. Chas. A. Lamb arrived from
illinois Saturday evening for an
extended visit with Mrs. A. Balcum, of
this city.
Ask your grocer for Webster Mill
Company's rye flour, it is a superior
article and all Webster merchants
handle it.
Mrs. Andrew Ottum and daughter,
Ida, arrived from La Crosse, Iowa, Sun
day for an extended visit with relatives
in this city.
Born-To MI. and Mrs. Fred Guder-
ian, of Morton township, Wednesday, a
fourteen pound boy. This is the
seventh boy.
F. S. Marker, who has been buying
potatoes in Webster, for market left for
Aberdeen Saturday to spend Sunday
with his family.
Lecture ON "Predestination and Elec-
tiOn," Friday, April 4th, at s o'clock p.
M, in st. Mary's church. All cordially
invited. Seats free.
Mrs. Adams has been suffering
intensely for ten days from lumbago.
She is slowly recovering.-Howard
County ia Times.
The City Millinery is now open in the
building recently occupied by H. G.
Tegtmeier. The latest styles in walk
ing hats are o being shown.
Frank Byrne was called to Olivia,
MINI, as relief agent Tuesday morning.
Henry Meyers, of Glenco, Minnesota,
arrived Tuesday to take his place.
We put up lightning rods, put them
up right, and put them up cheap.
F. II. Russell.
Van Cleve Russell.
Frank Brooks and Miss johnson, of
Dexter, were united in marriage at the
M. E. parsonage in this city Thursday,
March 20, by Rev. j. S. Hardness.
M. Rexford was over from Waubay
Saturday and was ''just as You see me-
the same jovial, whole-souled Rex we
have known for nearly twenty years.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold an Easter sale of aprons and bak-
ing in the Wallace building Saturday,
March 80. Go and see their display.
Just a few words to the young men.
If you are looking for an u~p-to-date hat
for Easter. Go to the Bell Clothing
and Shoe Store and look their line over.
Day county farmers are alive to their
own interest and will take an active
part in a county fair for this fall if the
matter is properly brought before them.
Mrs. A. o. Olson and family, arrived
from Milon, Minnesota, Monday evening
and will make their future home north
of this city where they have purchased
q farm.
We have two high-grade 3-year-old
Short Horn Durham bulls for sale
cheap. Cash or on time, call and
examine.
Efnor e. Foltz.
Mr.. Humeston the advance man for
Reno Novelty Company arrived in the
city Saturday and remained until Mon
day night billing an ente rtainment for
Saturday night.
Married-Sunday at the home of
Gustav Sundahl in Raritan township.
Gustav Sundahl, of Raritan, to Miss
Anna Lumby, of Lounsberry, Rev.
Hammer officiating.
With the advent of spring comes
house cleaning and the need of new
carpets and straw mattings. Benjamin
a. Foster always have on hand a large
stock of ingram and Brussels ~carpeting,
straw mattings, rugs, and a complete