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

in brick building from Irwii
pharmacy.
Ole Scarsteen has res:rned his pos
ton in the Elevator store and is goin
to Minnesota.
Frank Anderson was o profession
visitor IN Aberdeen Friday before Judg
McCoy's court.
G.. A. Carnegie was looking after bus
mess matters at Webster Wednesday,
Bradley Globe.
Mrs. Chas. Rathbun went Il Grotol
Wednesday evening to see her siste
who is very ill.
Buy your foreign drafts payable a
any city in the old country of the FRS
National bank.
Miss Lizzie Foltz came back last Mon,
day and is back in Teg's and Sam.
store for a week.
o. L. Williams and family spent 6
week with relatives aud friends in Ort-
ley and Waubay,
The board Of county commissioner:
were in session Tuesday aud Wednes.
day of this week.
DR. II. A Peabody reports a fine boy
baby at the home of William Krause on
Tuesday morning.
Spring hat sale for Misses and
childrens' at Miss Flagstad's parlors
Saturday April 8
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
For Sale-Young Plymouth Rock
chickens and eggs for setting. Inquire
of Richard Schacher.
The Episcopal services will be at IL 100
o'clock a. IN Sunday. 1880 in evening.
Special Easter music,
Thos. Strandness, the Bristol banker,
was a visitor in the county seat on bus
mess matters Tuesday.
E. E Wearne and John Phillips
returned this morning from a successful |
fishing trip to the Swim.
Saturday, April 6, is the day set by
Josephine Flagstad for the Misses and
children's spring hat sale.
Mrs. Mosher died Tuesday April 2 in
Bristol. She is Mrs. Tom Conley's
mother and died of old age.
Got any barley? What's the most
you will take for It? Wearne wants it.
Also your macaroni wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. p. Koenigs came over
from Lily Saturday to visit relatives
and friends until Wednesday.
Mrs. Thompson and son, Harding,
returned Monday night from Big Stone
where they have been visiting.
Remnants of wall paper at &c to 1oc
per roll. Clean and good at snap prices
Of Halbkat, the medicine man.
@. E. Wilson went to Aberdeen Sat-
urday night and spent Sunday and Mon
day with his wife and relatives.
Bring your job printing to the Re-
and Farmer Office and get good
work on good stock at a fair price.
There is no more comfort than in a
plush robe for spring driving. w. f.
Kading has them at from 81 90 mp.
For Sale.-Ten or fifteen stands of
bees. Inquire of Anton Karpen, at the
Lampert Lumber company's office.
Mrs II. A. Peabody went to Minneap-
oils Friday night to remain for a couple
Of weeks with relatives and friends.
Spring hats for Misses and children
will be on exhibition at the Flagstad
Millinery parlors Saturday, April 8.
The Success" Spreader has the
heaviest steel pin chain on the market.
The Ochsenreiter Implement Co.
Ferdinand Hinze and r. b. Ebling
u to the Swim Tuesday night
aud returned with a nice catch of fish.
Warren Bergstresser was over from
Butler Tuesday on business and pleas
ure. He returned Wednesday morning.
John Wagner. of Hague, N. D.,
arrived in this city Saturday night for
a visit with his many Webster friends.
Peter Schmitt. c. L. Schmitt and
Benjamin Schooner were a party of
Waubay gentlemenin Webster Monday.
The train from the east did not arrive
Tuesday morning until about ii 80
owing to a washout at Cologne, MINI
DR.. and Mrs Cartright went wednes-
day morning to Summit where they
will visit a few days and then 60 to the
west.
Do not forget to 60 into Kading's
harness shop and sec his fine line Of
plush robes. Just the thing for spring
drivers.
George Housen came from Andover
Sunday and remained for q couple Of
days with his mother and many friends
in this city.
Ole Highland returned from Minne-
apolis last Fridny morning whore he
had been TO purchase the latest things
In furniture.
Drs. T. d. Peabody. Herman and
Brooks we're out 1T Enemy Swim lake