Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-04-30

Joe Englehart shipped two cars OF
fine steers to Aberdeen Monday to 60 OF
the range west of that city.
We have car of hard coal and a car
of Birdseye Kannal coal at our yards
and prices are right, Ole Loken.
Miss Gertrude Huntington came in
from her school near Pickerel lake to
spend the Sabbath at home.
Wheeler self-fitting Screen
Windows aud fall stock Of screen
doors for sale by L. Lamb Lumber Co.
Representative Peel, for Brown &
Saenger, transacted business in Webster
for couple of days this week.
Michael Keenan,, who was confined to
his room with quincy for few days, is
is able to be at the shop again.
IF you want watch that will keep
correct time aud prove satisfactory?
Get one at Harris Jewelry Store.
L. J. Eyre went down to Ortonville
Saturday night to look after sosne bust
ness and renew his acquaintance
Mrs. J. J. Schuster returned home
from her visit with Webster Friends
last Monday morning Bradley Globe.
Our band is all right, was the general
expression when the boys gave us some
selections on the street Saturday night.
Mrs +. w. Anderson retsrned to
Minneapolis last Monday morning Int
will again visit in Webster next week.
American Field and Hog fence
The fence that fences and once up stays
stays up For sale by L. Lamb Lumber
Co.
C. i. Black, of the Webster World
force, spent Sunday in town as the
guest of the editor and family.-Wau-
| bay,
The Reporter and Farmer has the
finest assortment of horse cuts in this
part cf the state. Bills printed on short
notice.
Mrs. V. r. Potter was the guest Of
Mrs. L. Sherwood, of Webster, couple
of days the last of the week. --Pierpont
Signal.
l.. Sherwood, of the Jewel Nursery
Company, has delivered two car loads
of trees here and never kick-quite q
record.
L. L. Egge, cashier os the Security
Bank, was business visitor to Sioux
Falls the first of the week for couple
of days.
H.O. Wickre has commenced the
construction of his new house in the
moi thwest part of the city. 1t will be
a fine one.
Mrs. Chas. S. Ashton went to Elk
Point Monday to be with her sister,
Mrs. Burlingame, who is sick. --Ponca,
Neb., Journal.
The family of DIR. Brooks have taken
up their summer residence at Pickerel
lake. They must have felt the weather
some Tuesday.
G.. H. Gallagher, of Elkton, and John
Mcdowell, nf Watertown, drove up
from the latter city Saturday. They
returned Sunday.
Rev. DeLapp, father of Mrs. Frost, OF
Pickerel, and daughter arrived Tuesday
from Wisconsin for visit of several
days with relatives.
Yes you can still get good whole
some dinner. a square meal, just what
a farmer wants, at Mahaney's restau
rant for twenty-five cents.
A. w. Flanders returned from his
trip to Minnesota Wednesday morning
We understand his mother died last
Friday. Bradley Globe.
M. f. Birdseye and family arrived
from Lily, and he will join. his father
d. NJ Birdseye, iii his building oper
ations.. Aberdeen News.
Chris Grue came over from Webster
Saturday night and remained here unit
Monday night to look to his farm
interests. Bristol Tribune.
Theo. Huwe was at Webster Monday
making proof on his homestead. Thos
and John Fillback accompanied him Al
witnesses. Bristol Tribune.
Just received the latest and finest
styles in long bead necklaces, chatelan
bags, rings, bracelets, ladies' and gents
chains at Harris Jewelry Store.
Mrs. Chilson, who spent couple d
weeks here with her brother, j. f
Hanger, departed Wednesday for he
home at Webster, S. D.--Dell Rapid
Tribune.
} Rev. Hunt gave very interesting
lecture on Egyptillustrated by stereopti
: can views at the Congregational churcl
=. T,,aela1v avauino for tho hauafit Of fht