Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-30
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'"S 'F WishoHt ~ leather boa whei
hinmes \ Go. are selling them at so cts
apiece >
II. p. Quimby OF Fairpoint, Minnesota
arrived Tuesday morning to look afte,
Some business matters.
When in town and in need Of d luncl
or sgaare meal call at The Model Res,
%taurant.
Died, Wednesday, December %, o.
heart failure, Mary, wife OF David Parks
OF Butler, aged twenty-five.
An extra fine line OF the famous Won.
bat overcoats from $3.50 to s22 II
Kramer's.
Joe adams came up from Wanbay
Sunday morning to look after w. S. b.
who IS rapidly recovering
The finest line 81 dress goods. trim.
ming. braids and silk AT low prices at
regtmeier's.
Mrs. Goodwin Smith OF Pennington
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Good
win. She arrived Xmas eve.
just received, a large invoice OF mems.
ladies and ehildrens Jersey begins at
Kramer & Co.
l., Gross took the train hast Thursday
n ight for the Twin Cities to spend the
h oiidays with friends there.
a handsome display OF Gibson Art
company celluloid goods at the Pion-
eer drug store.
Miss Lillian Lancaster arrived from
Waterfowl Friday to spend her holiday
vacation with her folks.
f. aoss x Co. take orders for All kinds
oil periodicals. and keep them in stock.
Leave your orders.
Will. Knott and family came down
from Bristol to eat MAS dianer with
Register Knott and family.
No need OF Rubbers Il YOU wear Rev
noids Always Ready sole. Ask to see
them at Kramer's.
Miss Ela NJ. Fitch took Saturday
mornings train for Aberdeen to spend
the holidays with her parents
Ladies channels iaekets-inst the thing
for cold weather-s1.25 to So at the
Pioneer drug store.
DIR. McNutt OF Aberdeen came down
Sunday night to hold n consultation in
the case OF Mrs. j. w. ArthRE..
Lii you want something to reinind You
OF your Young days, try some OF the Seal
sorghum at ~Tegtpseier's.
Mrs. +. W. and Miss FlOresee Dickin-
sou left Saturday morning for Bradley
to make n Nmas visit TO relatives.
Blanket your horse Horse blankets
at Kramer 4 Co.'S for CSC, 90c, s1.25,
$3.50, and s1.I5 per pair.
Thos. McAlen and folks were down
from Bristol aud attended midnight 1
mass at st. Otto's church Xmas am. !
On Our Shoe Table-A line OF ladies
small-sized shoes and slippers at 50cts
on the dollar.-k Kramer 4 Co.
n. 4, DeWoody OF Aberdeen, deputy
state oil Inspector was in the city Last
Friday. He left Tor home Xmas am.
burning this cold weather, you viii
need extra bed quilts. a fine line al
greatly Teduced prices at krameras.
Frank sutton departed Thursday I
night Tor Pres ton, Mimi, where he e
poets t. make his home in the future
Ladies, we have just received the yer.
thing you meed,-a new line OF chamois
for mittens. -leabody's drugstore.
Miss Lou. Prende rgast departed hast
Friday night Tor Wheaton, Minnesota
TO spend u short vacation with relatives
Hall Gaines an, Allen's"Choil
Invisible Ian MacI.aren's and Marie
Corelli's latest works at Peabody's.
Axel Gross, who is buying wheat Tor
II. O. Frank at Sisseton, came over last
Saturday TO spend a few days at home.
Tegtmeier's is headquarters Tor winter
goods. His prices are right, and Ills
goods are right in style and quality.
Miss Ethel and Chas. Sheldon,J r, took
Saturday mornings train Tor Pierp"nt
to spend the holiday vacation at home.
Five dozen mems silk ties, Jour IN
hands and scarfs, usually sold from 2%t
to 5uc, slightly soiled, your choice ic.s'
DC apiece.
County Superintendent Nina III. Aas
yed is ~ attendance at the annual iaeet-
Of the state teachers at 500 Falls.
Mrs. L. A. Miller Will gre music les
sons during the year and is ready to
pupils in piano and elementary
harmony.
Z. A. Miller aud Miss Clara Belts de-
parted Tuesday morning for 500 Fails