Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-04-28


varnish they handle is special furniture
varnish.
c. E. Blegen went to Lennon Mon
day to make arrangements to build
houses on the claims the family have
taken south of Lennon. They expect
to move out and establish a residence
next month.
''The Little Prospector" is a story
of the west. 1t is said by several who
have seen Chick Perkins in it this sea
son that it is the best show on the
road. At the opera house Saturday
night April S0th.
If you expect to build either large or
small it will be to your interest to let
us figure your hardware bill. We
always have a complete stock on hand
and the only small thing about it is the
price. Webster Hardware.
There is report being circulated in
this city that Game Warden Jenkins
forbids seining for minnows in the big
lakes in this county Mr.. Jenkins
authorizes US to say that the report
has no foundation whatever.
Whenever you have larger amount
of money on hand than you will use
during the present season, let this bank
issue to you an interest bearing certifi-
cate of deposit for six or twelve months
time for it. It's safe keeping is then
insured. First National Bank of Web
ster.
Winter has passed, summer is here.
Our summer line of lawn tennis, and
croquet sets, base ball supplies, fishing
tackle, small rifles, hammocks, ice
cream freezers, gasoline stoves, refrig-
rators and fireless cookers, in fact
everything you need at Webster Hard
ware.
Dolly" the family driving mare of
G. D. Peterson foaled a coalt last
Thersday. The mare is Is years old
and Mr.. Peterson broke her when she
was two year old and has used her as
driver ever since, and this is her
fir; colt.
The dance given by the management
at the opera house Monday night was a
decided success. The attendance was
fair, the music good, and all report
most ENJOYABLE evening. These dances
are becoming the popular social events
of the city.
Paul Smith. who is now located on 2
claim near Roundup, Montana. sent his
mother, Mrs. II. A. Peabody. of this
city, quite a curiosity. a horned toad
1t arrived Sunday. Paul found it on
his claim. packed It in a box and sent
it by mail.
Z. H. Farnsworth came in last
Thursday night and is renewing his
youth visiting his friends here for a
week or so. He reports Mrs. Farms
worth still at Hot Springs. and feeling
some better than during the winter
Dell Ranids Timas-Trihune
Tooob po+orson buo+t e 1
and q nartror in tbo firm If Ions po+or-
son g. 60 forroerlv of tb;o c;+v hu+
who is now cordrct;ro . storo for +ho
comnanv o+ KorSol N n or,;cod
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Iuesuay ihorhihg lor Visle Oh lew
days with his brother and many friends.
If you are going to entertain, give
social, or have a wedding, you will
want some ice cream, sherbert or fruit
ices. lou can get the pest' purest
anu most aelcious creations on earth
IN TINS ilne py leaving an order with
WEBSTER candy FACTORY all packed and
oeh'ereo ready 10 serve.
In view of the prevalence of Scarlet
fever, we urge all citizens to cooper
ate with the street commissioner in
thorough cleaning up of all back yards
ana alleys WITHIN the corporate limits
ana that the same be accomplished at
the earliest possible date.