Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-02

TIA Nygaard, both of Kidder township
Raw oysters, fried oysters, stewes
oysters. at the Model restaurant.
Clayton Dickinson OF Milwaukee. MINI.
arrived Saturday and remained unit
Tuesday visiting his brother, Dir. II. w
Dickinson.
\ popular smoke,-Rosa de st. Clara
Ask for il. Webster cigar factory.
There will be services at the NJ +
church next Sabbath at eleven O'Clock
also IN the evening, to which all ar,
cordially invited.
Those who use Dwieht's Flour prais,
i highly. Sold by all good dealers.
Died Wednesday, November Is. Elsie
wife Q Nels Christensen. aged 8s years.
%uaaraI services and intprment took
piece November &c.
Money to loan on approved real 81 Tat,
security. VII. II. NFNs,yG
Paul Smith came down from Far
mington Saturday night with CoIlector
Cook, TO spend a season with his grand :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Goodwin.
Pure Apple juice cider, 5 cts. a glass
drawn from the fountain at NJ. A. THUS
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Knott of Bristol
lost by death Monday their two year
old son, Harold. c. b. Knott and Mrs.
H.. ii. Slovenian went up Wednesday
to attend the funeral.
Get your banjo, mandolin, violin and
guitar strings at the Pioneer drug store.
DIR. Burlingame and family and Mr..
Ashton and family enjoyed a very
pleasant Thanksgiving visit from their
brother, DIR. III. A. Peabody OF Webster.
Bryant Post.
XMAS GIFTS-An elegant line of the
latest silver novelties ACROSS theJew'lrs
Miss A. Maud Abbott entertained a
number OF young people Thanksgiving
night in honor OF Misses Mae Dickinson
and Emma Warner. A pleasant time is
reported by all present.
Have you seen the new line OF dress
goods-Roman stripes-at Kramer&Co?
The school board at the regular meet
ing Friday night elected Miss Maude
Abbott to fill the vacancy in the first
primary caused by the death
OF Miss Lowry.
Just received, a large invoice OF muf-
fiers and silk handkerchiefs at Kramer
& Co.
The bazaar held yesterday afternoon
in the Mccartney building by the NJ. E.
ladies was a success in every way. The
proceeds from the sales and supper am
ounted to upwards OF $50.
Just Received-A full line OF the latest
all novelties at Mrs. Fishers millinery
store.
Burt Fuller of Summit, the popular
and enterprising editor OF theSignal, APP
at the Cong'l church on Saturday
evening with his gramophone, and gave
q very pleasing entertainment.
Why be without a feather boa when
Kramer & Co. are selling them at 80 cts
Rev. c. Schulz OF Charles City, Iowa.
spent from Tuesday to Friday here on a
visit to Rev. II. II. Thiel. He preached
the Thanksgiving sermon at the Ebert
house in Morton township.
When in town and in need OF u lunch
or square meal call at The Model Bees
taurant.
The Merchants Union elevator CON-
pany has presented the Webster hire de-
partment with a purse OF $50 aus u marx
Of appreciation OF their gallant ana
Efficient services at the recent elevator
FIRE.
Just the thing for cold weather. fine
inc of mems and boys sweaters at kra-
.er K Co.
Will. Douglass and family departed
Friday night for their future home III
porterv;lle California. This esteemed
win be greatly missed in North
Webster. OF course, the Reporter ioi-
them to their new home.
Just received, a large Invoice OF mems,
ladies' and childrens Jersey le=gins at
Kramer & Go.
long Journey was completed Tues
day morning when Miss Victoria Wal
towictz stepped off the train. Inc
Young lady is "a sister OF Father Waltow-
Of the Grenville church, and came
from Tasla, Galicien, Austria.
A Rare Bargain-Thne pieces oil As
trakan cloth in the new colors,- golden
brown, new green, blue black,-formeriy
sold at ~. 50, now 80 at Kramer X 20.
For extra fine and medium table linens
and towels, the Elevator Store leads
ANYTHING ever offered in the city. They
n 49,. snr ymos p~rpsentS.