Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-05-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The city authorities have added
greatly to the appearance of Main
street by cleaning up the refuse of the
winter.
Mrs. H.. w. Bailey left Wednesday
for Webster where she will visit her
sou Leland, for a few weeks.-Milbank
Review.
The Webster Electric Light company
received a car load of poles Monday for
the extention of the light service in
this city.
James Conley, who has spent the
winter i'll Louisiana, returned home last
week and will spend the summe in
these parts.
May or Levoy left on the Wednesday
morning train for Sioux Falls to see
that the Webster boys get around the
city safely.
The famous Little Red School
House" shoes for boys and children,
each pair absolutely guaranteed, Bell
Clothing House.
The Webster end of the Day county
delegation to the state convention at
Sioux Fails left Monday evening and
Tuesday morning.
Miss Blanche Lee, who has been visit
ing her brother in this city for the past
week, departed for her home in Mil
bank Monday night.
Mrs. Geo. Cease and daughter
returned Monday evening from Wau-
bay where they have been visiting rela-
tives for a few days.
J. f. Greer, Of WATERFOWL, arrived
in this city Saturday and will try and
get a class of colts to break for the
coming season races.
Byron Titus has secured a position as
tinsmith with a firm at Hankinson and
left for that place Tuesday evening
Medina, N. d., Leader.
Andrew Sandvig and Joe E~nglehart
returned from Big Stone Friday with
two car loads of cattle for the Williams
Curtis & Sandvig ranch.
Frank Halbkat left on the early
Tuesday morning train to be present
at the first rush when the convention
was called at Sioux Falls.
DR.. Cook, the dentist charges nothing
for consultation. He has the latest twen-
tieth century laughing gas maching and
removes teeth without pain.
The Bell Clothing and Shoe store will
soon move into their new home on
Main street and will have one of the
finest business places in our city
Manager Anderson of the Webster
cooperative Lumber Company, has
added a private Office to the other con-
veniences of his place Of business.
Farmers-We can save you money on
disk or shoe drills and harrows. Call
and see us and find ont our prices
before you buy, Carlson & Hunter.
VIM. Stein having severed his con-
nection with Atlas Knapp is now
employed in the Eagle restaurant form
erly owned by Mrs. j. w. Heating.
There will be confirmation services at
the Norwegian Lutheran church next
Sunday morning. English services in
the evening. o. o. Hafstad.
The dance given by the High School
ball team Wednesday evening was not
as we'll attended as was expected, but
all who participated had an excellent
time.
Don't buy a smut machine for eight
or ten dollars when You can buy one for
SIS. 90 that is guaranteed to kill all the
smut or money refunded. Carlson &
Hunter.
The work of moving the old court
house is a rather slow job, but they
now have it where they can move more
rapidly and o will have it off the
grounds.
At the regular meeting OF the city
council Monday evening I. E. Egge
was elected city auditor and j. Il.
Goodwin elected assessor, j. w. Arthur
not qualifing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank And orson
returned Tuesday from Dawson, Mimi,
where they were called on account of
the sickness and death of the gentle
mans brother.
Mrs. G.. w. Look, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Russell for the past week, departed for
at her home IN Browns Valley, Mimi,
Sunday night.
Richard Williams, A. Owen, VIM.
Roberts, Swan Anderson and Il. r.
Harding went to Webster Wednesday
to attend the judicial convention
Langford Bugle.
The Bell Clothing and Shoe Store is
not only the leading store in styles and