Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-30

MRS. Burt Niles presented her hn-h.s =.
with q regulation weight o;rl ha,,v AZ
Nmas present.
Mrs, z. G. Kidder, who has bea, ver,
u Tor some time, is now So low that !;
: thought she viii not ecover.
Christmas Eve was observed NJ an -.
local churches by appropriate service,
and programs, All OF which were wel
attended.
Mss Jennie Molyneaux lett for he,
former home At Hlwara+n, Iowa. .,
Amas motnmg. She win be- gene abop,
two weeks.
liz our holiday stock al books i,st
r eceiyed YOU viii find al the latest nub.
iteaiions BY popaIartmhors Peahody,s
drug store.
q really magnificent array OF mesal-
lions, pastels, and engravings mt ral .oo
able figures can be founda at MA Thurs
drug store.
Miss Rose Marie Kiian arrived Fridoy
morniap from Morris, Gli aa
will spend the major part Of Ii aotidny
vacation here.
lhas. l.einar served an elegant dinner
ON Xmas day at his saloon. Two iniey
turkeys with al the usual side dishes
adorned the table.
Don't forget that the finest aud, cheap.
est line oil ladies cloaks aud capes, men
and boys clothing in the city can be
found at kramer's.
Lon. Alters OF North Webster left for
Red Wing, Minnesota, Tuesday night. in
response To "A telegr am announcing the
OF bis father.
We have a number OF copies oil the
Xmas edition OF the New York Tribune
at this ofhee which we will be pleased to
give out. Ask for one.
John ). Mack came up from, Minneap-
oils Saturday morning TO eat Christmas
dinner with his folks. He returned to
the city Sunday night.
4. E. Shultes, a Piano collector. has
recently moved to this city from Brad
ey and occupies the house on Main St.
nortlstos Birch's studio.
Frank A. Nye came down from And
Friday night to spend Mas aud
5 unday with W sbster friends. He re-
turned Monday morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George w. Batter and
si~sterrdrove ovs from, Butiea Monday
iighb and attended the Masoaic Install
atioa services and ~basquet~
Rev. Tragitt held Christmas services.
Sa 5arday morning al st. Msry's chapel.
md preached the folowingsaay at Mi.
Daak, retursing hotse. Tuesday.
Hon. Sarauel DenAon resarned to has
rome at Bsittou last Frs8ay morRsag,
ais nephew, viii, being sufficiently ne
to allow Aim to- depart.
l.. A. Townsend and Hugh Roberts Of
I.angford and A. Folsnsa, Geo. II. Fompr
Sins AID J c. Wallace et P%ierpont esSrne
n on she passenger Tuesday night.
MIX Schmitt will 3liyer pure spring
to any part % the city at 60 cents
a barrel or 81 a tank. Leave orders at
this Office. VIII also clean cisterns.
Krauser's Liquid Extract OF Smoke is
he best article ON the market for smok-
ng meat, and has MANY advantages
,ver the old way. For sake by M.A.Thul.
2. j. Nksdahl, who is grain buyer for
strong & Co. mt HIckson, North Da-
lota, arrived Saturday and remained
Tuesday night. petee says there
Is no place like Webster.
Mr.. W. II. Gericks arrived here from
Webster Monday evening to accept a
position in Scott 4 Fry's drugstore.
MIR. Gericke is registered pharmacist.
chamberlain Register.
Misses Mae b. Dickinson aud Emma
Warner arrived from Britton Friday
evening aud spent Xmas with their folks
here. Miss Dickinson returned Monday
morning, but Miss Warner will remain
until the end OF vacation.
'sThe Fair" held its usual guessing
holiday week and this year had
lts patrons figure on u bottle oil corn,
offering as a prize a handsome lamp.
Miss Lizzie Sundalil was the nearest
guesser and won the prize.
T. ~. j.. c., aud ". r. Elliott cumd
over from Mellette Friday night and the
Elliott family enjoyed d general reunion
Christmas day. Mi-s Hodge OF MeIIette
was over, also, on a visit 10 the family.
they left for home Monday morning
Rev. Charles Parsons made Announces
nent IRON the pnlpit last Sunday oil
having received and accepted a call from
i church ut Mobile, Iowa. His resiS-
oil the passionate of the Congl
.hurcil here is to take effect about Jan