Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-04

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Thompson side spring buggy nearly
new. Will sell cheap for cash r. @.
Efnor.
Leola, the infant daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. Fl Cbard, who has been seri-
ously i'll with bowel trouble is reported
some what improved at the present
wiring.
Il. W Small returned Saturday from
an official visit TO the Black Hills aud
reports matters connected with his
department in excellent condition in
that section.
st. Regis, Mic-Macs, Penobscots,
Mohawks The best Indian basket
makers, look at their display in our
store. Baskets from 10 cents to So
AT Hablkat & Co.'S.
Miss Bertha Highland resigned her
position with the Webster Telephone
company and departed Monday for
Langford where she has accepted a
position as saleslady.
Geo. Houson has severed his connec-
ton with the Elevator Store and left
for Andover Saturday evening where he
has accepted a position with the Will
hams Bros. Lumber Co.
II. o. Wickre, some months ago sold
vo of his celebrated Duroc Jersey Red
boars to parties in North Dakota aud
each of them took first premiums at the
North Dakota state fair.
@. p. Nash, of Lime Springs, Iowa,
stopped off in this city Wednesday
between trains He was on his way to
look up some reality interests in the
western part of the state.
II. o. Wickre recently received a fine
full blood Duroc Jersey boar from II
of the best families in Iowa. H. 0 evil
IDENTIFY intends to keep his hogs up to
their present high standard.
Special Sale. Genuine handmade
Indian baskets, made on the Five
Nation Reservation. Work baskets,
scrap baskets, all sorts of novelties at
Halbkat's The edicine-M Man.
Archie Rozelle and family and Mr.
Rozelle's mother, Mrs. Granger, Of
Grand Rapids, Wis, relatives of Mrs.
Emmitt Forbes, departed for home
Monday night after a weeks visit.
Phil Becker's threshing engine broke
down on the railroad crossing on End
street Sunday night and it took several
hours to get it off so the east
bound passenger was delayed two hours
In consequence.
There will be services in the Episcopal
church in this city Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject, profit and
Loss" In the evening the theme will
be, "What is Christianity" A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The stork made a call at the home Of
w. f. Ebert in Morton township on
Wednesday and made glad the hearts
of all concerned by the deposit of a
bouncing baby boy. The Reporter
congratulates the happy parents.
If you want { O see a fine job Of cement
work, walk up to David Williams new
residence on upper Main street and look
at the porch floors and flight Of stairs.
They are as fine pieces Of work in the
cement line as can be found in the state
and reflect credit on the builders, Nc
Kenneth & Co.
Evelyn, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bauske, had the misfor-
tune to break her left leg while playing
on a lumber pile at Wallace Sunday
where the family were visiting at John
F~leury's. The broken limb was set and
the little sufferer brought home where
she is now resting easier.
Clayton Dyke, who clerks In Harris
jewelry store, Monday picked up a
revolver off the bench and in fooling
with the weapon discharged it, the ball
broke two large plate glass in the show
case. There were a number Of people
in the store at the time, but fortunately
no one was hurt. Just another case Of
''didn't know it was loaded"
Mrs. M. A. Martin will arrive in this
city this week from Los Angeles, CAL,
where she has spent the summer with
her mother Mrs. Martin is q GRADUATE
of the University of Nebraska at Lin
coin. and taught for four years in the
Normal school at Springfield, 8. d
She is the wife of our new Congrega-
tional minister.
Thieves broke into the Pioneer
Hardware store of Andrew Small Sat-
urday night and stole ~reyolvers, knives
aud razors to the amount of 500 as
near as MI. Small can estimate. They
gained entrance by removing a light Of
glass from one of the windows In the
rear of the store. No clue has yet been
found to the guilty parties.
The police have, we understand
requested that q light be turned on
in the business places in the city for the
benefit Of the night watch. This would
be an inexpensive prcaution andprove Of