Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-12

grain. The Hero is the mill to use.
0chsenreiter sells them.
NJ. Rexford, Of Waubay, brought NJ
Henry Cobb and placed him in st.
JONAS hospital Monday.
+. w. Pitsor, of the Berthold, N. d.,
Tribune, was shaking hands with old
Webster friends Tuesday.
Ckas. B. Ayres, representing the Lon
dale Theatre company, was billing the
town Friday and Saturday.
The City Bakery always has a supply
Of fine fresh bread-wheat and rye
cakes, cookies and pies on hand.
Hon. Chris Fallmer passed through
the city Monday enroute for Pierre to
resume his duties as a legislator.
The Webster Mill Company are max
ing a superior quality of rye flour. All
the merchants in the city handle it.
@. G. Chapman is on the sick list this
week Nellie. his little daughter, who
has been quite sick, is convalescent
Up-to-date dentistry; the highest
standard of dental work-a swaged
metal plate. DIR. Cook.
Chilsop & Haugen recommend every
bottle Of H. w. Barker's cough.catarrh-
consumption remedy. Nothing like it'll
Farmers should remember that they
can get a first rate meal for % cents at
the City Bakery. A good square meal!
Father Mensing departed Sunday
evening for Bedford, Ill.,, where he
will spend e couple of weeks visiting
relatives.
John Becht, the crack bnttermaker of
Roslyn, took the train Monday night to
attend the Dairymen and B~uttermakers
Wanted-I want TO buy a few good
horses, can be found at the Commercial
Livery stable,
= NJ. M. Judge.
G. S. Payne, Of Webster creamery,
departed for Aberdeen Monday evening
to attend the Dairymen and Buttermak-
ers Convention.
III. L. Wherland drove over to Sisseton
in the capacity of engine expert, fixed
the engine in the mill, and returned
home Monday.
@. x. Seward, of Watertown, arrived
in the city Tuesday and put in several
days on the defense of John Youngs be-
fore the court.
j w. Arctander, of Minneapolis, de
liyered an able discourse at the M. f.
church last Thursday evening to alarge
and appreciative audience.
VIM. Chambers came down from
Aberdeen, Saturday, and remained over
Sunday. He went to Webster, Monday,
on business .-Pierpont Signal.
Geo. Zimmerman and Nellie M. S.
Stevens, of Bristol, were united in mar
Saturday evening at the Hotel
Webster, Judge Lund officiating.
Judge Mccoy was at home for Sun
day and returned to Webster this morn
ing to resume the Day county term Of
the circuit court. Aberdeen News.
DIR. P. d. Peabody arrived from st.
Barnabas Hospital, Minneapolis, Mon
day morning to spend a months vaca-
ton at home and recuperate a little.
s. s. Yeager was in the city Tuesday
doing q little missionary work for q bene-
fit ball at Bristol, February 20, for the
benefit of the local M. ". A. lodge.
One of the most popular things with
farmers when they visit Webster is
Mahaney's dinner, they get just what
they are looking foisin the % cen din
ner.
i can save you $50 to 300 on a piano;
$l5 to $25 on an organ. I can sell you
a high-grade instrument at a reasonable
price. Donald Mclean.
Walker Whiteside will present Shak-
spesre's historic play, nRichard H."
supported by a company of fifty people,
at the Gottschalk, in Aberdeen, Febru-
airy IS.
Money to loan ON Day county
farms at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
VIM. Naessig, of Seth, pu released a
fine Story - CLARK piano and simplex
Of A. Ainsworth lasr week. Win.
Sheeler and p. G.. Wagner each pur-
chased a piano.
A. u. Granstrom, manager of the
creamery went to Aberdeen
Monday evening to attend the meeting
of the State Dairymen and Buttermak-
ers Association.
l.. @. Parker came in Sunday TO spend
a few days in the city, and as usual is
entertaining his friends with some new
slight-of-hand feats he acquired recently
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