Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-11

Monday.
You a rent fine Office rooms
in brick building from Irwin
pharmacy.
Union mass meeting at the opera
house Sunday night in the interest of
temperance.
Mrs. Atlas Knapp aud daughter,
Lucille, returned from their visit at
Minneapolis.
Miss Emma Arneson of Kidder town
ship died yesterday at Aberdeen, of
typhoid fever.
Sheriff Gross aud Franz Gruby made
a trip out into Kosciusko township Sun
day afternoon.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
Serena Aadland, clerk in the treas
urer's office, has been OH the sick list
for a few days.
A new real estate firm has been
formed IN Webster, J. L. Goodwin
and K. Beachy.
Mayor Thomas Bouck was here from
Milbank yesterday on business before
the circuit court.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Chas. Phelps, of Webster, spent a few
days here the latter part of last week.
Bradley Globe.
Mesdames John and George Fields
and children went to North Dakota
Thursday morning.
Remember DIR. Goodmanson's dates
are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
April ID, rs and IL.
Lou Eek sold a farm near Bristol last
Friday which necessitated a visit to that
prosperous little city.
For Sale-Young Plymouth Rock
chickens and eggs for setting. Inquire
of Richard Schacher.
The new currency has arrived aud is
being issued by the Farmers and Mer-
chants National bank.
A. w. Campbell and 4. w. Taylor
are at Webster on legal business .-Aber-
deem American, Tuesday.
Sewerage will materially improve the
sanitary condition of the schools. Ask
Supt. Thompson about it.
Misses Marsha and Grace Huntington
went to Wallace Monday to visit their
sister, Mrs. Arthur Reig,r.
Manson Rexford was over from Wau-
bay for a visit of a couple Of days with
his many Webster friends.
Got any barley? What's the most
you will take for it? Wearne wants it.
Also your macaroni wheat.
For rent.-About rs acres of pillow
land to be put into oats and barley.
Inquire of Mrs. E. H Belts.
A petition for the referendum of the
Sunday theatre and base ball law IL
being circulated in Webster.
Howard Babcock, the Sisseton attor-
ney, vas in Webster yesterday to argue
q motion before Judge Mccoy.
Remnants Of all paper at 20 to 100
per roll. Clean and good 1t snap prices
Of Halbkat. the medicine man.
Jacob Aadland Anton O. johnson
and Andrew Bortvedt, Of Lynn, had
business In Webster last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbun and Hazel
returned Monday morning from Groton.
Mrs. Giles Rathbun 10 no better.
Bring your job printing to the Re-
porter and Farmer Office and get good
work on good stock at . fair price.
There is no more comfort than in q
plush robe for spring driving. w. +.
Kading has them at from q 90 up.
Lon Eek, E. w. Small and H. f.
Denton were fishers at Enemy Swim
lake FOR = day the first Of the week.
Judge John H. Lund and p. J.
Wagner were ~transacting business at
Ortley last Monday .-Ortlcy Optic
Peter Weum, OF Webster Clothing
company, returned Tuesday morning
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
John Block il prepared to do paper.
hanging, decorating and painting.
Leave orders At Halbkat's drug store.
There will be = baking sale at the
Arst door south Of Long q Longs Office
by the Methodist ladies on April 18th.
Mrs. r.. L Irwin departed for Aber.
deem Monday evening to visit for q week
or ten days with her mother. Mrs. Mil,
ham.
O. s. Williams and wife. OF Webster,
visited with the Ray families over Sun.
day, returning home Mouday.-Ortls
! Optic.