Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-18

. A baking sale will be held by tn
ladies of the Methodist church Saturday
/, enc 400 sontn fLong & Longs.
w. & Marshall NJ Chester, Iowa, i
in the city today looking after some bus
mess matters and visiting friends.
Mrs. 4 Peabody and Mrs. J. II
Moore went to Pickerel lake Saturday
and remained until Monday night.
Mrs. G. @. D%unton, who has beer
co"fned to the Peabody hospital FOL
severaI aay,, rei::. me today.
Bring your job pruning &C the Re
porter and Farmer offic, nd g. good
work OF good stock at a fair price.
There is no more comfort thaL H. 7
plush robe for spring driving. w. f.
Kading has them at from 81 90 up.
Mrs. o. w. Darling departed Satur,
day night for st. Paul TO visit for a few
days with the family of her brother.
NJ. A. THU was over from Waubay
Tuesday night to see how the election
went. Mike said it went to suit him.
Canara paint at 70 cents a gallon.
Just think of it, at
Johu w. Tuthill Lumber Co.
john Block is prepared to do paper.
hanging, decorating and painting.
Leave orders at Halbkat's drug sto.e.
Rev. Piethmann came down from
Webster Saturday to attend his mis-.
sions east of here. -Sissnton Courant.
Woven wire fencing, the best there Is
at low prices at
John w. Tuthill Lumber Co
q. d. Peterson is putting a new
front in one of his buildings on upper
Main street across from the post office.
Ole Auberg left for Huron Tuesday
morning where he will spend the sum.
mer working at his trade, carpentering.
Miss Pearl Dowd, who visited with
her cousin, Miss Summerville, for a few
days in this city, went t Waubay Sat-
urday.
Do not forget to 60 into Kading's
harness shop and see his fine line of
plush robes. Just the thing for spring
drivers.
Mrs. Oscar johnson, of Groton, viz
tied with Webster relatives and friends
Wednesday. She returned home that
evening.
DIR. j.. s. Goodmanson arrived home
Saturday night and remained over until
after election to indulge in his privilege
of voting.
Grant Chapman came down from the
Williams, Curtis & Wickre ranch We'd
nesday and transacted business with our
merchants.
A new smoke stack has been placed
on the power house and is much larger
than the old one and will give much
better draft.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank,
was called to Andover on business We'd
morning.
The section men from this city were
all called to Groton Monday to assist
making some repairs on the grade
near the Jim river.
w H. Chard's daughter, Helen, threw
her arm out of joint yesterday. DIR.
Harris was called and now the little one
getting along nicely.
DIR. j. 8. Goodmanson, Simon Nelson
and Emil Meyer went to Aberdeen to
help institute a new lodge of Elks in
city Wednesday night.
Mr.. Lampert, of the Lampert Lumber
company. arrived Monday night in
order TO express his choice Of officers
for the city for the coming year.
Thos. Delaney, the express man is
now going through a mild form of the
small pox. He 10 getting along nicely.
This is the only base in Webster.
More Corn. Going fast at cheapest
price in town, quality considered. Bet
ter see MS before You buy.
Potter, Garrick q Potter.
Peerless woven wire field, hog.
poultry and garden fence. Call and let
rs show 1t to you and give you prices.
John W. Tuthill Lumber %.
Sheriff Gross departed for Sioux Falls
this morning. having in custody Gust
.empls who was sentenced for q short
term for taking fax contrary to law.
Bring in your scrap iron. old copper,
and rubbers. Will pay highest
bash price. Call at Elliott's restaurant.
Ben Brussell.
A gallon Of paint for rs cents,
paint that always sold for s1.75, Dunvl
miss this snap.
John W. Tuthill Lumber ca.
Will Tollefson 10 expected here the
OF this week from his several
months's school III Minneapolis, and
will again b ct Cowan's drug store
Charles Phelps was here from Water
Wednesday gathering up . bunch
of Elks to 60 to Aberdeen and assist in
the institution Of . new lodge In that
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