Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-30
B1acklegoids! No sting, no
liquid, apparatus furnished free
Blackleg preventative.
HaIhkat the MediCine Man.


Blackleg preventative.
HaIbkat the Medicine Man.
At the election held last Tuesday, all
the present incumbents were elected
for the ensuing year License carried
by vote of 30 to 47.-Andover Gazette.
DR.. j. S. Goodmanson came home
from his western trip Saturday night,
remained over Sunday with his wife
aud went to Britton Monday morning.
Rev. Edgar addressed the people of
Webster from prohibition standpoint
at the Methodist church last Saturday
evening and gave very interesting
talk
Ladies. Go to Miss
millinery opening TuesdayApril
4th, and see the Easter bOnnets
and other up-tO- date spring mil.
linery.
Miss M. MCGUIRE, An up-to-date
trimmer well posted in all lines of her
art, has arrived from St. Paul and
accepted position with Miss Josephine
Flagstad.
Stockmen, ranchmen, investi-
gate the new Backlog vaccine,
Blacklegoids, full information
furnished. Halbkat the Medi-
cine Man.
r. Della Mater and family, who have
resided near Butler for the past year,
have decided to locate in Webster and
will move to this city the last of the
present week.
Money to loan on Day county
farms at low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time. Farmers and Mer-
chants bank.
Vaccination amounts to nothing If
the vaccine is not pure, fresh and
injected properly. DR.. Judge is an
expert in this line and furnishes the
very best vaccine.
Mrs Charles Denney came up from
Dexter Tuesday evening for visit with
her husband who is at present engaged
in the office of the Dyke Abstract COM
pany in this city.
Mrs. G, South left for Webster last
Sunday morning in response to dis
patch that her sou, Lou, had daughter
dangerously i'll with pneumonia.
Andover Gazette.
Mrs Hamilton, who is suffering from
complications left by serious case OF
measles, was taken to Minneapolis Wed.
nesday evening, where she will enter
St. Barnabas hospital for treatment.
Grand opening of spring mil
iinery Tuesday, April 4th. All
the latest creations in spring
and summer millinery will be
displayed at Miss Hurstman's.
A. l.. Vachon, deputy state COM
mander of the Knights of Maccabees,
has been in this city the past week in
the interest of the order, and last night
ihi &c Ciuso was iuitidtcu 40 icsuit VI
his labors
Farmers who are looking for first
class wheat for seed will do well to call
ON @. @. Rieger, local agent for the
Plato Milling company, who has just
received Car which he is selling right.
Call at his office.
Mrs. Albert Smith gave quite large
surprise party Saturday evening in
honor of her son, Albert's, seventeenth
birthday. A large number of young
people were present and a most delight
full evening was enjoyed by all.
DIR. Claire Peabody, who has been
finishing his course in veterinary medi-
cine and surgery at Columbus, o.,
arrived home Tuesday morning. He
has been ill for some time and came
home for rest and to recuperate.
Messrs. Martin, Forbes and Hill came
over from Webster Monday night to
learn some Of the mysteries of the Odd
Fellows Camp. Pete Wagner, A. M.
Lockwood and Philip Gross came over
a. q body guard. Bristol Tribune.
Next Tuesday night, April 4th, is the
regular meeting of Coteau Lodge, No
"a, A. r. and A. NJ, and full attend
ance is desired. There will be work in
M. NJ. degree. A social time and ligh'
refreshment served in the club room
after the work is finiehed. The Lodge
win entertain, that evening, its frs