Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-09-08

7ac''ns business In the city Tuesday.
"anted-Bright men and women t,
sell our Historical Atlas of Day Co.
j. f. Kelley, & Co.
Born-Thursday, Sept. 1st, to Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Reich OF North Webster
a daughter.
Wanted-A girl competent to do al
kind OF household work, no other neec
to apply.-Mrs. l.. g. O~chsenreiter.
A. W. Anderson and wife departed
Friday night on a visit to the Mime
sofa State Fair.
The State Fair will be held in vanktor
September 26 to so. Great efforts ar,
being put forth to make it a success.
Joe Schmeig is the latest victim of tn,
ed hat fever and gaily sports uneof tn,
crimson wonders.
For an excellent meal or lunch Will,
in the city visit JEWELS Restaurant
Private Dinning-room in connection.
Nfrlday was an intensely hot day, O
thermometer on the east side Of Main St
registering 1852.
f.. NJ. Conner, wife and family depart,
ed Friday night on a visit to the Min,
nesota State Fair.
The heavy rain OF Monday evening in,
au%gurated a decided change for the bet,
ter in the temperature.
r. A. Fulmer is nursing a Tob's com
10 rter on the instep of his foot and has
to use a cane to navigate.
The east bound passenger Saturday
night was delayed at Aberdeen and did
not reach here until 4:40 a.. m.
Benjamin & Foster take orders for all
kinds of marble work. Let them figure
on your job before placing your order.
\ Miss Grace Egge and Miss Irene Small
departed Wednesday morning for Sioux
Falls to attend All Saints School.
Special rate to the Twin Cities this
week-one fare for the round trip.
f. A. BRADLEY, Agent.
Miss Loretta Kelley arrived Saturday
morning from Shullsburg, Wis, on a
visit to her brother ]. L. and family. :
Mrs. A. B. Meyer and Miss Annie
Myer departed Sunday night on a visit
to Minneapolis and Minnesota State
Fair.
DR.. II. E. McNutt, of Aberdeen, was in
the city Wednesday night in consulta-
ii on with DR.. Peabody over Lloyd Block
er's case.
b. W. Brokaw, the eye specialist and
O ptician will be at Commercial hotel
Webster. Sept. 16 and II. Eyes Ok
amined Free.
Mrs. C. L. Anderson departed Wednes-
day night for Ortonville, Mimi, which
city Charley will make his headquarters
for some time.
Mrs. L. A. Bradley, with daughter
Bessie, departed Sunday morning for
Mon tevideo, MIMI, to attend the wed
ding of a friend.
C.S. Palmer, who was billed to firethe
c pening gun OF the campaign for the
pops at the opera house last evening
failed to appear.
The Aberdeen Grain Palace manage
me mt has secured the Andrews Opera
Co. as the leading attraction during
the coming carnival.
Ross the Jeweler sells Sewing Ma
chimes. A high arm, high grade ma
chine for 322. Call and see me before
you buy a machine.
1Attorneys j. H. Mccoy and j. ii.
'Lund went up to Aberdeen Monday to
argue a motion before Judge Campbell
in An arrest and bail case.
The spinsters OF Webster will hold a
convention at the Opera house on Sat
urday evening Sept. 10, under the u
pices OF the st. Mary's Guild.
David W. Day, of Canton, Ohio, arriv-
ed this morning on his annual outing
and will enjoy u season OF sport Win
the prairie chickens and ducks.
Do yon buy water? Then buy the
best. 20cts a barrel, 81 a tank, from
McKeunett's well. Delivered anytime
on short notice by Gruby Bros.
The Ladies of the congregational
Aid Society, wish to thank the friends
who so generously assisted them IN SO
many ways during the carnival.
Floyd Taylor took advantage OF the
State Fair rates to enjoy u trip TO MN
n~aanolis. He went down Saturday
night or rather Sunday morning.
Miss Bessie Lancaster carried Oh
erst nrize in last weeks Minneapolis
onrnal Jr. contest. Her subject was
NV most profitable vacation day.
You will find the latest designs III
~ opd Grayestones at Ben