Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-01-28


court, he is registered. at Knapp's Hotel
from Pierpont, Norway county South
Dakota.
f. w. Taylor was confined to his
home with illness the first of the week,
but we are glad to say he is able to be
around again.
Willia.a Bennett, BLACK Bill"
1.-The General Utility Man" is spending
a couple of weeks at Enemy Swim
putting up ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. N. Potter, of Pier
pont, came down Tuesday to visit for a
few days, they are guests at the home
l.. Sherwood.
Fred Chapman came over from Wau-
buy Tuesday intending to go back We'd
nesday but he was requested to act as a
juror so remained.
w. Hill of Bodwle arrived in the city
Saturday and remained until Wednes-
day, the guest OF his brother, the genial
CLERK Ol i1Otel NGUsleT.
Miss Malone, of Glendale, North
Dakota, who has visited for some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Irwin, departed
Wednesday for Fargo.
Coptain Eugene Huntington, deputy
collector of internal revenue, is i'll the
city today on official business.-Aber-
deem News, January %.
IAN ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure'', get Pasteur's black leg
vaccine at the Irwin Pharmacy drug
store and save your stock.
Frank Sears, the lawyer from Web
ster is assisting States Attorney Phelps
with the Wilkie-DeShon shooting
scrape.-Britton Sentinel.
Hal Waughop, of Webster, was a
visitor in this city Thursday last week
while on the way home from a trip to
Duluth.-Milbank Review.
DR.. Cook, the dentist charges nothing
for consultation. He has the latest TWEEN
tieth century laughing gas maching and
removes teeth without pain.
The weather has been very cold for
the past week. The highest the mer-
curry has registered at morning or night
being twenty-five below zero.
Captain G. S. Denny came up from
his home in the Southeastern part of
the county Tuesday and spent a couple
of days with Webster friends.
George Lemon received a letter this
week from Mrs. A. NJ. Colby bringing
the sad news that A. NJ. is very i'll with
but little hope for his recovery.
Mrs. Bessie Powers spent Sunday
with friends at Webster. She was
accompanied home by Miss Philips, of
that place. -Groton Independent.
VIM. Bennett, better known as BLACK
Bill" is %rnsticatig a Enemy Swim Lake
this week, he phoned in the important
information that the lake is frozen over.
Miss Gertrude Rieger, who visited
for a few days with Miss Gertrude
Huntington, of this city, returned TO
her home at Plato, Mimi, last Friday.
Miss Nellie Irwin yesterday returned
from B~rookings, where she had been on
official business for the internal ven
service. Aberdeen News, January %.
p. j. Wagner, the genial manager of
the Spencer Grain Company, attended
the meeting of the grain men of South
and North Dakota and Minnesota at
Fargo last week.
A letter from H. o. Frank to p. A.
Groos, conveys the information that H..
o. and family will depart for Germany
early in February, where they will
spend the summer.
G. G. Lasell, of Twin Brooks, was.a
visitor in Webster Wednesday tran
sacting business before the circuit court.
He reports his new paper as doing a
thriving business.
G. G. Rieger, who has been ill since
Christmas at the home of N. J. Serum
in Bristol, has sufficiently recovered to
be again at his post of business for the
Plato Milling Company in this city.
If you want a loan upon land
in Day county, apply at the
Farmers ami Merchants Bank.
They will satisfy you as to- the
rate and privilege of payment.
Bob Taylor, of Webster, is spend
ing the winter in Southern California,
and sends the Reporter and Farmer an
Interesting account of a quail hunt in
the mountains Big Stone Headlight.
F. p. Martin, who is attending court
as a juror, from Pierpont, called on us
Wednesday. He is the same genial, jov-
ial old boy as we knew in Iowa twenty
i've years ago and his hair is just as
curley as ever.
5. j. Russell, Geo. Eastman, Ole
Sueden, j. p. Jones and 4. w. Kinney,
of Montevideo, Mimi, are III the city
today as lei IN the suit of Thos.
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