Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-10

IiOuSe SHOES Tor DOyS auu
each pair absolutely guaranteed, Bell
Clothing House.
j. S. Cotton came up from Waubay
Wednesday. Mr.. c. has the contract
TO move the old court house and will
commence work immediately,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gearin, who have
spent the past two months visiting the
points of interest on the western coast,
arrived home Saturday morning.
Formaldehyde kills Smut when prop
erly applied. Ochsenreiter sells the
machine that properly applies it. Both
guaranteed. One for 81, n for $40.
L. j. Dyke, who mas been canvassing
the state for IA few weeks for Brown &
Saenger, of Sioux Falls, arrived home
this week to remain for a few weeks.
Wanted-To rent "A quarter section Of
land near town, with improvements on.
Rentor prefers to pay cash rent. Leave
word at Reporter and Farmer office.
For Sale-Six head of horses, four
good heavy work horses and two good
drivers-from four to eight years old.
Inquire of o. l.. Williams, Webster, SD.
Keep the smut germ mi of your
wheat by using Twins high proof for
maldehyde. Ask us for u close price
before buying elsewhere. Irwin Phar-
macy.
Don't buy u smut machiue for eight
or ten dollars when you can buy one for
$3.50 that is guaranteed TO kill all the
smut or money refunded. Carlson d
Hunter.
Mrs. w. n. Mcintyre, who has spent
about three weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. w. ID. Burcalow, in this city,
returned to her home at Watertown
this week,
Thomas Franklin was laying brick at
the new well at the mill last Monday
the curbing settled and he went TO the
bottom. He was brought to the surface
uninjured.
Patriotic Irishmen will find the
proper ties for st Patricks day. Drop
in and see.Sam and get a Shamrock
next Thursday at the Bell Clothing and
Shoe Store.
The dance given by the band Tuesday
evening was well attended and very
much enjoyed by all. The music was
furnished bv the full brass band and
was excellent.
Geo. Terpena, the well known
machine man, has resigned his position
with the International Harvester COM
pany and engaged with Henry Turner,
general agent here for the acme Har-
vester company.-Aberdeen News.
w. T.. Wells was in the city Sunday.
He has recently bought out the interest
of l.. Gross in the real estate business
of l.. Gross q Co, at Hague, n. d., and
was here to close up the deal Mr.. Wells
is now sole proprietor of the business.
Atlas Knapp went to Aberdeen last
Saturday evening and remained over
Sunday. Mrs. Knapp and daughter,
Lucille, who have been visiting with
relatives for several days in the Hub
City, returned home with Mr.. Knapp
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Taylor, who went
to the Pacific coast last fall and spent
the winter with relatives and friends,
returned home Sunday morning. They
had a most enjoyable time and are
enthusiastic in their praises of the
California climate.
Robert Warner, a brother of Il. c.,
was a visitor in this city from Water
town Tuesday. Mr.. Warner had just
returned from a trip to the Pacific slope
and while there he saw Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Spriestersbauch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker and they are all enjoying
good health and good business.
The baptismal font presented by
Bishop Hare TO st. Mary's church
arrived last week and was in place for
the Sunday services. The font is of
blue marbel artistically carved, three
feet six inches high. Around the bowl
is the inscription zone Lord, One Faith
One Baptism Tie base is ornamented
with n brass plate with the gift inscrip-
ton. st. Marp's church is now
thoroughly and beautifully furnished.