Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-07-09

we nave Car or hard coal and a car
OF Birdseye Cannal coal at our yards
and prices are right Ole Loken.
Mrs. d, f. Wallace returned to the
city last week and will spend the sum-
mer here.
The sewer on the west side of Main
street has been extended past the Wal
lace block.
Estimates C the rain fall in this vicin-
ity for the last week vary from six to
ten inches
Arthur Reiger came mp from Plato,
celebrated in Bristol and spent Sunday
in this city.
Bring your job printing to the Reporter
and Farmer office. First-elass work on
short notice.
A hail storm visited Morton township
last week and did considerable damage
to growing crops.
Will Chambers went west Friday eve-
ming to spend his July holiday at his
home in Pierpont
John Peterson, H. H. Melnhorn and
Joel MacKee, of Bradley, were Webster
visitors Saturday
A note from Sampson Park informs us
that Rev. Hardness and family will be
home Friday evening.
There will be regular services in the
M. E. church in this city next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Mrs f. W. Small and Florence went to
Ortonville Saturday for few days out
ing at Big Stone lake.
I. J. McManus arrived from Staples,
H., Monday to look after his farming
interests in this vicinity.
The quietest day Webster has expert
enced for long time was July A. The
city was practically deserted.
Miss Catherine Reiger, of Plato,
Mimi, is visiting in this city, the guest
of Miss Gertrude Huntington.
r. L. Elkips returned from jefferson
City, Mo-, Friday, where he has been
visiting the past two months.
Mrs. Geo. Hammerbacher went 10
Milbank Saturday to celebrate and for
visit with relatives in that city.
w. E. Smith has put in handsome
new quarter sawed oak fixtures and
plate glass mirror in his saloon.
We carry big stock of silverware
and our prices are the lowest, Malmberg
Company Jewellers and Opticians.
Our Driving Park association~should
arrange for a fall meeting, aud it is
about time to announce the date.
Miss Lulu Prendergast arrived from
Summit Saturday e=cning to spend a
few days visiting Webster friends.
Adolph Block now has his livery, feed
and sale barn south o. VIM. Magnus Co.
machine shop in running order.
Frank W. Anderson returned to Min
neapolis Friday, having spent the week
looking after business interests here.
Up-to-date dentistry; the highest
standard of dental morb.ra swaged
metal plate. DR.. Cook.
Mrs. f. Gruby and children returned
from Washington. last Friday morning.
Frank went to Minneapolis to meet
them.
The attention Of p0tss oxerseers is
called to the fact that 5os cnn get tile
for culverts at A. aA'sPioneer Hard
ware.
Vain, DIR. Brooks PAGER, took first
money, and Verne, w. +. Smiths mare,
second, in the races at Waubay on the
fourth.
For sale or trade for dining horses,
two gang plows, and sslky plow, as
as good as new. Call az Commercial
livery.
The ladies of the Thursday club were
entertained by Mrs. Egge, Friday. A
very interesting aud enjoyable meeting
is reported.
Opticals "when others fail we
at them" and guarantee to be salts
factory by our past experience at Harris
Jewellery Store.
Miss Ella Elliott cufne down from
Aberdeen and took in the celebration at
Waubay the fourth. She spent Sunday
in This city.
offer my household goods, furniture
stoves, dishes and one Estey organ in
good condition for sale. inquire at the
store or house. y. H. Foster.
Calmanson q Perelstein have not gone
out Of business. Sam vSs so busy with
the colts he did not have time TO write
an ad this week.