Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-23

BUY your coal aud wood OF C.. y. An
derson 4 Go. Price is right-quality i,
right-weight y right.
VIM. Guercke changed his plans, re
81 gned his position at THUS and depart
ed Sunday morning for Chamberlain
where a situation awaited him.
II you want something to remind you
OF your Young days, try some OF the Sea
sorghum at Tegtmpier's.
A, +. Watson arrives, Friday morning
direct from "oId England" He cam
to W 5. Hash, who placed him IN a
p osition to study American farming.
Blanket Your horse Horse blankets
ut Kramer & Co.'S for 65r, 90c, 125,
$l50, and 81. 10 per pair.
4 ch Dice Christmas program OF vocal
and instrumental music and recitatione
will be given at the Congregational
church Sunday evening, December &c
On Our Shoe Tahle-A line OF ladies
small-sized shoes and slippers at 5octs
ON ~" dollar.-Kramer & Co.
Miss Margaretha Wankey departed
Monday night for Minneapolis, where
she will spend the holiday season and
may remain the balance OF the winter.
Doll carriages, hobby horses, magic
lanterns and other presents too numer-
Gus to mention at "The Fair
Nels l.. Finch, the banker OF Andovpr,
WAS ~transacting business in the city
Tuesday. He attended Masonic lodge
in the evening and returned home We'd
nesday a. m
During this cold weather, you will
need extra bed quilts. A fine line at
greatly reduced prices at Kramer's.
Ole Namelos, recently adjudged insane,
died Saturday OF pneumonia at st.
Johns hospital. Funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. Chas. Parsons were held
at the hospital Sunday.
Ladies, We have just received the very
thing you need,-a new line OF chamois
for ENTHUSIASTICALLY Drugstore.
A fine program of music and recita-
tions appropriate for a Christmas Eve
entertainment will be given at the NJ E.
church on Friday evening, December "a.
All are invited to be present.
~
Hall Characterization" Allen's'Choir
Invisible" Ian MacLaren's and Marie
Corelli's latest works at Peabody's.
Rev. II. l.. Hertel and wife OF Wilmot
are the guests OF Rev. +. IL. Tiiiei. Rev.
Thiel is holding a series OF revival meet
ings in the schoolhouse in North Web
ster in which Rev. Hertel is assisting.
Tegtmeier's is headquarters for winter
goods. His prices are right, and his
goods are right in style and quality.
John Gearin and Fred Spearing OF No.
Webster departed on last nights train.
John goes to Waseea, minnesota, to join
his family now visiting there, and Fred
goes to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, after a
short stay ia Minneapolis.
Christmas trees, candy, nuts, caudles.
Special prices made to sunday schools
at f. Ross & Cos for Christmas trees.
The school hoard decided last night
to have two weeks holiday vacation, as
some changes have to be made in tie
seating arrangement OF some OF the
rooms. School closes Friday and re-
opens Monday, January 10.
Five dozen mems silk ties, four in
hands and %scarfs, usually sold from 25c
to 5Oc, slightly soiled, your choice for
DC apiece.
Jack German dropped in IN his Web
ster friends yesterday. Jack runs a
European plan chop house at the Sisse-
ton agency every time there is n paying
eff, and reports a good business during
the last payment.
Mrs. +. A. Miller will gre music les
sons during the year and is ready to
receive pupils in piano and elementary
harmony.
Ii is claimed that one oil the disin-
herited SOM of George NJ. Pullman was
o player in the hot poker game going on
at the Sisseton agency during the
Indian payment. After varying fortune,
he quit winner by quite a roll.
Ifyou wish something in the way OF
clothing, go and look mt Tegtmeier's
line. He can please you in fit, quality
and price.
George Tcrpena got back Friday from
the agency where he had been looking
after collections among the Indians.
The payment is ended, about $4,000
having been distributed in sums OF $50
to each member OF a family.
A good Christmas present Tor n friend
is Il years subscription for good month
~ periodical. We take the orders.-f.
D., T. 10