Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-25

We have several locals in this issue of
the Reporter and Farmer which were
written before the snow storm, We
believe the intentions of Dame Nature
were good but the weather took a severe
cold.
Martin Crowley went TO the cities
Saturday night where he spent a
few days selecting a stock Of buggies
for the Ochsepreiter Implement COM
pany and taking in the sights Of the
city.
Captain Meyer, of the Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, had ordered an open
air drill for last night but after the
snow storm he changed his mind and
the street drill was indefinitely post
poned.
VIM. Tollefson returned Monday
night from Minneapolis where he has
been attending school the past winter
He is again at Cowan's drug store. His
many friends here are glad to see him
return.
G. L. Chapman departed the fore
part of the week for Stevens Point,
Wis, to be at the bedside of his brother
James who is seriously ill, and whom
he has not seen since the war.-Florence
Forum.
Charles w. Neisser, of Milwaukee.
Wis, who travels for the Adler Cloth
ing company arrived in the city Tues
day night and transacted business with
their agents, Tegtmeier q Calmenson,
Wednesday.
Herman Holmquist was in from the
town by that name Tuesday. He came
to consult a physician about an eye in
which he bad got some sawdust, The
dirt was cleaned out and he is nov
doing nicely.
Henry Turner came from Aberdeen
Tuesday TO look after business interests.
Mr.. Turner brought his wife and
daughter along this trip and they are
renewing acquaintance with their
Webster friends.
Chaset LamoreuX, a representative of
the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul
Railway company, was here Monday
and informed us that the company
would bnild a new depot in Webster in
the near future.
When your, teeth are trou bling you
the best way is to have them looked at
after by an expert in that line. DIR. J..
S. Goodmanson is the man and he will
be at his office in the Tegtmeler build
ing, May 2, 3 aud 4
Paint, paint, paint, we sell our
Carrara paint always sold for 81. rs a
gallon for the give away price Of 10
cects a gallon. Going out of the paint
business.
John w. Tuthill, Lumber, Co.
DR.. H. A. Peabody is having his old
barn in the real of the store torn down
and will use the lumber in the construc
ton of a fine new residence he will soon
commence on the lots just north of the
DR.. Brooks residence property in this
city.
Stock Inspector Beachy informs us
that he will undoubtedly have the
dipping tank in operation Monday of
next week-if the weather is eood-for
the purpose Of accommodating owners
OF stock infected with scab and other
diseases.
Word comes from Oakland, Oregon,
of the approaching marriage of Charles
Buehler, of that place, to Miss Tina
Block, of Webster, S. ID. Miss Block
recently went out to Oakland, where
the wedding will take place.-Lily item
in Butler Herald.
Are you looking for a home or invest
ment? We have land in Colorado,
North Dakota, Gulf Coast and Pan
Handle Of Texas and Minnesota lands.
Call and see us.
w. b. Taylor & Co.,
4th door north of p~ostoffice.
Superintendent Crandall, of the
power house informs us that the new
smoke stack at the power house has
perfected a saving of 200 pounds of coal
every night on account of the increased
draft. The coal is completely con-
sumed instead of being burned to coke.
Alfred Moxness has resigned his posi-
ton as deputy county treasurer and has
been succeeded by A. G.. Paulson. All
Webster people are sorry to lose Nh.
Moxness, but rejoice in the fact that
Treasurer Butler was able to secure so
competent and efficient a deputy as Mr..
Paulson.
Mrs. M. M. Judge, wife of DIR. Judge,
who has been under a severe strain for
some time taking care of a sick baby,
was overcome with the exertion and
are after the child began convalescing
and is now confined to her bed with
nervous exhaustion but will be all right
in q few days.
Having opened a feed barn in the old
Adolph Block stand, ON Main street
south Of the track, I solicit the patron.
age oflall my old customers and as many