Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-04-18

flour-the kind mother used to make.
Knapp's Bakery.
Have you tried Chase & Sanborn's
coffee? One of the Oldest and most
reliable coffee roasters in America.
Sold only by Merger. Give him your
next coffee order.
Mrs. E. Sampson went to WATERFOWL
Wednesday morning to meet her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Dwyer, who was
coming from First View, Colorado, for
an extended visit.
Get your shingles, prepared roofing,
roof paint, ETC., needed to repair that
leaky roof at the Farmers Lumber
company. They carry a complete line
of these materials.
Miss Evapgeline Belts, who is farm
ing on her claim out west of the Mis-
souri, river, is taking a short vacation
and visiting with her mother and other
relatives and friends here.
John F. Gearin, who has spent the
winter in the west arrived home Tues
day morning. Jack has lands in Idaho,
Oregon and Washington but he still
makes his home in Day county.
The Pierpont Band livened things up
materially in this city Wednesday. Its
a good banda credit to Pierpont and
a fine gentlemanly bunch of boys with
all-hope they will come again soon.
Thomas Chapman, of the firm of
Chapman & Son, furniture dealers,
came in from his duties as a travelling
salesman and spent Saturday and Sun
day with his son and family in.this city.
Rev. ]. S. Hardness came down
from Aberdeen Friday and spent the
day with his many Webster friends,
and incidentally looked in upon the
Methodist church as he is presiding
elder for this district.
Harley Flanders fell from a load of
lhay Monday afternoon and a wheel of
the wagon passed over his body at the
hips. He was quite severely injured
and for a time it was thought fatally,
but at present is improving. Bradley
Globe.
Among those here yesterday to look
after leases on school lands from Lily
James Anderson, Nicholas Lien, w.
E. Fisk, Claus Anderson, Gunder
Ausland, Jerry Lynch, Henry Sche-
meyer, Frank Simonson and Henry
Monson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Locke, who have
purchased the j. l.. Blank jewelry
business and will take possession May
first spent a day house seeking in Web
ster this week. We are informed they
rented the Mrs. Goudy house in the
First ward.
For Sale-Two span of 5-year-old
mares, 1000 pounds each; two geldIngs,
z and 8 years old, LOO pounds each;
one Shetland pony and harness and two
seated pony carriage; n lumber
wagon and one single seated buggy.
Philip Gross.
Rev. Geo. H. Kase departed Friday
on the Olympian for his new home at
Upton, Ind. A number of his parish
.oners headed by Paul Kohler com
7 panied him to the depot and presented
him with a silver set as a token of
esteem. -Milbank News.
Frank Anderson and wife and c. j.
Phelps and wife came over from Web
ster Monday via. automobile. Mr..
Anderson had a case in Judge Holmes
court involving the commission in a
land deal between some parties from
Wallace. Bradley Globe.
Judge Haney, of the supreme court.
in expressing his personal opinion of
the Richards Primary Bill to be voted
on at the next general election, says:
1'It would prevent electors of one party
from participating in the selection of
the candidates of any other.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Wickre and Miss
Edna Norland left Friday for the
Wickre farms in the northern part of
the county going by automobile. They
expected to make the return trip Sat-
urday and be in Webster in time for
school, but the great glorious rain
interferred with the return trip in the
auto.
You can make your floor any color
you choose, with ~Jap-a-lac. 1t is made
in IS colors-Oak, Dark Oak, Mahogany
Walnut, Cherry, Malachite Green, Ok
Blood, Enamel Green, Enamel Red.
Brilliant Black, Dead Black, Natural
Or clear), Blue, Ground, Flat White,
Gloss White. Gold and Aluminium. Get
it at The Old Reliable Hardware of
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