Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-25
Mr-. r. L. Irwin aud son, Quinten,

chickens aud 49,, TOR setting. Inquire
of Richard Schacilrr
Mr.. AMI Mr- w q Waddle are happy
over the advent of "a iue boy baby ut
their nome Monday.
A surpris- was given by a number of
tll- Nplpg frisuIs ~ Miss Tina McCum.
Der last EridaS ZHt.
J j.. AdnmS aud g Il. Wilson drove
out to IN. lake Saturday TO investigate
the prospects of fishing
Dean Mensing. of Webster, visited
with Father Wulf in this city Wednes-
day -Milbank Review.
q. ID Peterson is making arrange
ments TO erect a new residence on his
property on the avenue.
Thos. McAllen, n of the leading
merchants of Bristol, transacted bust.
ness in Webster Monday.
w g Warner came in from the lake
Saturday aud remained over Sunday
WIN W. "FuS'Fi i'tNuuS
Got any barley? What's the most
you will take for il? Wearne wants it
Also your macaroni wheat.
For rent About - acres Of pillow
land tn be put into oats and barley.
Inquire of Mrs. f H Belts.
WIN. hubbard, of Aberdeen, one Of
the most popular travelling statesmen on
the road. was here Saturday.
Samuel Denton, of Britton, spent
Sunday in this city the guest of his
nephews, Will and Joe Adams.
Remnant of wall paper at &c to loc
per roll. Clean and good at snap prices
of Halbkat, the medicine man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rieger were
here from Wallace Sunday to spend the
day with relatives and friends.
Miss Elsa Ash, of Butler, came over
Monday night aud visited for a day
with DIR and Mrs. G. f Brooks.
Mrs. Westmeier, a sister of Mrs VIM
Mahaney is visiting in the city, the
guest of the family of her sister.
See Harry Mckennett for pasturage
for horses aud cattle. Season COM
mences May lst. 81 per month.
The ice cream parlors of the Webster
Candy Factory are now serving the
finest ice cream on earth. Try it.
There is no more comfort THAI IL a
plush robe for spring driving. w. +.
Kading has them at from 81. 90 up
Bring your job printing &c the Re-
porter and Farmer Office and ger good
work on good stock at a fair price.
Mrs. Peter Koenigs left for Bristol
Thursday evening where she will visit
relatives and friends for a few days.
Joe Adams left Monday, to resume
his duties on the Reporter and Far
mer" at Webster Lebanon Leader.
WIN. Mahaney has rented the McKib.
ben house in the Third ward and will
move his family there in a few days.
Mrs. Gardner came from Britton Sat-
urday night and remained over Sunday
with her sister Mrs. Frank Anderson.
Carrara paint at rs cents a gallon.
Just think of it, at
Johu w. Tuthill Lumber Co
J. j. Adams returned Thursday from
his ranch in Potter county. He drove
the Reporter aud Farmer auto back.
John Block is prepared to do paper.
hanging, decorating and painting.
Leave orders at Halbkat's drug sto-e.
Walter Ross went to Pickerel lake
Sunday, returning Monday morning
accompanied by Miss Ethel Derrick.
Woven wire fencing. the best there is
at low prices at
John w. Tuthill Lumber Co.
DR.. and Mrs. P. d. Peabody rejoice
the arrival of a bouncing young boy at
their home Monday. All doing nicely.
If your teeth are troubling you see
DR.. j. s. Goodmanson at his rooms in
the Tegtmeier building, May 2, 8 and 4.
MRS. E. j. Peabody, Mrs. j. II. Moore
INT three children went to Pickerel
lake Sunday, returning Monday night.
There were many cases Of spring fever
in this city Tuesday. The day was tine
and everyone wanted to get out of
doors.
@. G. Wade, of Rochester, N. Y. was
in this city Tuesday interesting our
attorneys in a new set Of law publ
cations.
Do not forget to 60 into Kading's
harness shop and see his fine line Of
Plush robes. Just the thing for spring
drivers.
Peter Weum, of the Webster Cloth
ing company took a trip mp to Bristol
Monday night and returned Tuesday
morning.
The N house grounds have been
plated by q landscape gardner and they
will Don be identified by flowers and
shubbery.
Mrs. w. p. jackson and Mrs. Jack
Marshall came up from Waubay and
spent Sunday with relatives and friends
in this city.