Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

Rev. Hardness OF the NJ. F.. church
viii preach in the morning and evening
Sunday, Nov. 9th.
Rev, W. B. Hubbard drove over e
Warertown Tuesday to attend the ses,
sion Of the Congregational district as.
ISOLATION.
This office cam furnish engraved visit.
inc cards, invitations and announce
n.ent cards Of the latest design. Call
aud see samples.
Christmas boxes have been prepared
by friends aud forwarded to the Web
ter BOYS IN the First Regiment L. S. r.
at Philippine Islands.
The Mobiles Theatre Co, wan present
TIE screaming four act comedy ssrhe
S~trategists during their engagement
commencing Nov. 6.
Remember il you want a fine Dress
Shoe in Ladies, Childrens, Misses or
Geuts, / have them. We are headquart-
ers.-H. G. Tegtmeier.
Our readers viii pardon the slimness
OF our local columns this issue due to
the press Of political matter. But this
is the last Of the campaign.
The course OF lectures delivered by Dr.
Petit in the Opera House last week,
were without doubt the best ever de-
livered before a Webster audience.
John Norton started Sunday for Chi
cago with u car OF sheep. He was
joined in that city by Mrs. Norton who
departed IRON here Monday night.
Mobiles Theatre Co. at Opera house
4 nights commencing Wednesday, Nov.
8. A complete change OF bin every
night. Admission 10, 20 and 80 cents.
To their other improvements Gibson
& Haugen have added a fine sidewalk,
consisting of slate squares imbedded in
cement. 1t is the best piece OF walk in
the city.
DIR. H. A. Peabody went down to Bry-
ant Saturday to attend his sister Mrs.
bChasS.A Ashton who is still confined to
her room. The DIR. reports her as im-
proving rapidly.
VIC. Turner has returned from his
Minnesota visit and is again located at
his son-in-law Dan Knights. The
SQUIRE thinks there is lots OF worse
places than Day Co.
Ross the Jeweler is making a large
addition TO his stock. His stock OF
Watches rs complete in every respect
from $3.50 up. Watches sold to school
teachers on installments.
Geo. S. Xix. OF Milbank and Howard
Babcock, of Wilmot spent Saturday IN
this neighborhood with the gun ana
dog. They returned home with a good
showing OF ducks and geese.
A ghost Hallow cen. party at Z. W.
Smails resulted in an evening OF IN
al owed pleasure, the time being spent
in social diversions, guInes, ETC., ap-
propriate TO this night of fun and frolic.
Coming. Mobiles Theatre Co. with a
repertoire OF new plays. Will appear at
Webster Opera house for 4 nights and
Saturday matinee, commencing Wed
nesday Nov. 9th. Prices 10, 20 and
80 cents.
T. NJ. Goodykoontz was n have de
i;v.r.d an address from tie Populist
standpoint at LAZY Thursday night but
failed 10 appear. Lily has been disap-
pointed more than once this campaign
by speakers.
Cl,as. A. Strong, Jr., and Miss Mamie
Strong arrived Saturday from Monte
vid.o ON a visit To their sister, Mrs. L.
A. bradley. Mr.. Strong is d musician
IN the 18th Minnesota Volunteers and rs
home ON a iurlough.
Nav be "your choice will be elected
aud may be lac wont. But there are no
ma, be's about the Apples at Baxters
,ts a fact ". are Selling at car
prices" 25c per peek or 81 "a busheil.
Why Pay More? &c. Baxter.
Miss Marie Kniblo.-whistI-r and
,,~rsonator-of Boston, will give an
..trrtaiumeut AT the Congregational
church Wednesday Nov. 8, under the
ausn,ees of the Y. r. s. C. E. Admis-
.,oa pa and Is cents, under > years free.
Daily Capital: jamestown, n. ~,
SATURDAY. Oct. 6, 1895. Miss Marie hniD-
l,.. wb;st,ep like q bird and Is one of the
finest character delineatcrs we have
.v,r heard. She greatly pleased a large
audience at Court Houre last night
Win br MT Congregational church Nov.
9th.
TIN. Temperance lecture given Friday
evening by Mrs. Lake, brought OUT a
large audience, one oil the largest thai
has assembled in the city tiis year and
an ielt tuIly repuid. 1t wus a logical
sensible talk ard one that VIII pca
,-,,;.s The lady has her subject