Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-11-07

Tintypes and photographs at Monsoon
& FiksdaI's.
Capt. Eugene Huntington, OF Webster,
was an arrival at the kennard this a. m.
Aberdeen News, Nov. 3.
Plegse return our stovelifters as we
need them.-Jas. Peterson & Co.
As a result OF the recent gospel meet
inGs, thirteen converts Joined the Cong'I
Church in this city, last Sunday.
Two good farms to rent. Twenty-Five
head OF horses to trade for land or Web
ster property.-A. NJ. Colby,
Ochsenreiter & Small encased their
glass front with storm-windows the first
OF the week and are now fixedfor storms.
Ii NouscontempIate purchasing a Car
pet, be SUR and look over our line of
mis- fits before purchasing.-"The Fair"
George Batler, and Samuel and Charles
Butler, OF Butler, took Sunday dinner at
The Merchants in this city.
Do you want to buy pure bred Roost-
ers to grade up your stock | have a
few very fine ones to dispose OF. A Ross.
Henry Cairns, an old Websterite who
has been out west for a number OF years,
arrived here on Sunday morning.
DR.. Freeborn, specialist, will be in this
city on Wednesday and Thursday, Nov,
13 and IA. Office at the Commercial.
Anderson the Tailor makes the best
clothes cheaper than ever and all work
is guaranteed. Don't send away until
you get his figures.
H. j. Rock went down to the Twin
Cities Friday night, returning Sunday
morning. He complains of having had
a very enjoyable time.
You needn't feel cold this winter. Ii
you have the straw. we have the stoves,
and it takes very little money to buy
them.-Jas. Peterson & Co.
The Aberdeen term OF United States
district court will be adjourned until
January 7, 1896, when it will be held by
Judge Thomas, of North Dakota
A.. W. Anderson has received a large
stock OF Fall Goods. Business Suits to
order for $50 to $25. Pants So to $40.
He likes to show his goods.
Inr,II Iy,,,,,. ,,,1 II D;I,o,I TnF1
for Chicago last Saturday night. Harold
will visit relatives and friends in Mime
| apolis on his way back.
Good advice Never leave home on a
journey without a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhpa Rene
dy. For sale by +. Ross & 60.
WANTED-A good, competent girl to
do general house-work. Wages So per
week. Inquire OF David Williams ut the
Office OF the Farmers & Merchants Bank.
Silverwarc ! Silverware IN end
less variety at Malmberg's.
Squire / Turner, OF the Lakeside Farm,
was in the city hast Saturday and laid in
a stock OF ammunition. He says he is
going alter geese and going after them
right, too.
If your watch stops, take it to
Malm berg, the Jeweler, and have it
repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. 4. Gibson, Reuben,
Orlando, and the baby took the tram on
Saturday night for Minneapolis, where
they will make their home during the
winter.
For Watches, 20 to Malmberg,
the Jeweler. He can suit you in
quality and price.
W. NJ. Lawyer, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Lawyer, dro.eover TO Boards
ley, Mimi, Saturday, and visited friends
returning Sunday. The weather was de
Itghtiul, and they had II very enjoyable
trip.
O, say! just try our homemade
Mince Meat. You viii like tt
Jewell s. E~ngelhart.
WILDER Taylor, a brother to our police
justice, arrived in this city from North
Dakotu last week aud made his mother
and brother Il short visit. He departed
Tor MiIbank Che first oi the week, where
he will teach school for u time.
Cold weather means mince pies
and Jewell IL Engeihart's homemade
Mince Meats mean the finest III the
land.
Abe Folsom looked particularly happy
last Saturday aud shook hands with
every person he n,et "n tina slightest
provocatiun. Cause born to Mrs. A.
Folsom. October 20, 1895, girl.-Lang-
Bugle, Oct. II.