Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-02-08

the retail part of his business to the DIR.
c. f. Brooks building, formerly occu-
pied by the express Company, about the
first of March.
Halbkats White Pine and Red
Spruce cough syrup is not a pat
ent medicine but a pure syrup
of vegetable balsams. Can be
taken with good results by both
old and young.
The Keeney Stock company played
David Harum to a packed house at the
opera house in this city Friday night
and gave splendid satisfaction. The
bill for Saturday night was not put on,
as the threatened storm-which did not
arrive-kept people at home.
We guarantee any of our pre-
paratious to be absolutely pure,
any person not satisfied with
results, will do us a favor by
saying so and "take back their
gold" HaIbkat The Medicine
man.
+. Il. Granger, court stenographer for
Judge Mccoy, who was compelled by
illness to return to his home in Aber-
deem last "Wednesday evening, had suffi
GENTLY recovered by Monday morning
to assume the duties of his official posi-
ton in this city.
Charles b Knott said he could not
get excused from a single jury as long
as he said he was a hardware merchant
but Just as O as he commenced to
announce that he was a lightning rod
agent not an attorney would allow him
to sit.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Breckenridge and
and children left Saturday for Webster
to visit relatives. Mr.. Breckenridge
and two little girls returned Monday
morning and Mrs. Breckenridge and
baby, George, returned this morning
Twin Brooks News.
John Williams and w. II. Chard,
of the Williams Brothers Lumber
company were up from Webster
Tuesday of this week confering with
the local managers of the Britton and
Kidder yards relative to the years bust.
ness.-Britton journal.
Superintendent j. II. Hetley spent
the greater part of last week visiting
the schools in the various parts of this
county. He is giving the Day county
superintendent's office the best admin
istration that it ever had, and under his
management the Office is second to none
in the state.
f. NJ. Mirras, the proprietor of the
Webster Candy factory, has rented the
Doctor Brooks building, formerly
occupied by the United States express
company and will soon move his retail
business to that place and when the sea-
son comes will open an ice cream parlor
i'm connection.
We are informed that Mrs. James B.
Lilley, formerly of this city but now of
Redfeld, S. D., is in Minneapolis TAX
ing a finishing course in the art of paint
ing. Our informant also said that after
she had finished her course Mrs. Lilley
would return to Redfeld by way of
Webster and visit here for a couple of
days.
w. q. Warner went out to Plckerel
lake today to take the measure of a new
porch that he will put on in front of the
hotel. The new porch will have a
matched hard wood floor and will be
extended out several feet farther than
the old one. Mr.. Warner expects to
add weekly dances to the many
pleasures of that popular pleasure resort.
Every body knows that DIR. H. A..
Peabody is having a good time in Chi
cage this week. Just think of him
being present in the city where occurs
the National Automobile association
meeting and also the national exhibit OF
machines, and you may know he is
enjoying himself aud gratifying his
curiosity.
We are informed that Mr.. and Mrs.
A. III. Kramer and daughter, MissLottie,
formerly of this city but now of
Hobart, Oklo., are spending the winter
in Old Mexico, Harold has formed a
partnership with his father-in-law and
is doing a fine business IN st. Louis.
All Webster people are glad to know
that they are all well, prosperous and
happy.
j Van der Meide, who for several
months has had offices in this city over
the First National bank, departed Tues
day evening for Andover where he will
open offices and engage in the practice
OF law and the making of real estate
and farm loans. Mr.. Van der Mel e is