Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-10

The Mobiles Theatre Co., at Opera
House balance OF the week-Saturdav
matinee.
Before ordering a Tombstone, call On
Benjamin 4 Foster and see what thew
have to offer. 1t will pay you.
II. 0. Frank departed Tuesday night
on a tour OF inspection of his grain
elevators.
Watches! Watchesl An endless vriety
OF Watches at prices never before heard
of-at Ross the Jeweler.
W. L. Carpenter was down from And
over Wednesday to survey the political
battle field.
TIL Mobiles brass band music sounded
mourniul to some OF the candidates
Wednesday.
Benjamin & Foster take orders for all
kinds OF marble work. Let them figure
on your job before placing your order.
Chas. Z. Wheeler and wife departed
for Lacrosse Wisconsin Wednesday
ujehl tor Il couple Of weeks.
am showing the best line OF Under
wear OF the season. | can suit every
body in prices and quaIity.-H. c. Tegt-
meier.
J.E. Knight was in the city Wednes-
day on his way home to Lamar No. aud
paid this Office "A friendly call.
Tom McAIlen and Will Knott came
down from Bristol election night to
obt ain the latest election returns,
Editor Fred Atherton came up from
Waubay Saturday for the last survey
of the political situation from the coun-
ty-seat point OF view.
w. S. Paul, DR.. p. b. Jenkins, J. E.
Blesser, OF Waubay, and Arthur Blesser
of Milbank formed a party who drove
up from Waubay Sunday.
Weinstein Bros. have arranged to put
il a full stock OF Groceries the coming
week. For best prices and best goods
step in and see them.
NHoImquist 7. 0. is o running. The
Tailroad company have erected a postal
C rane and the mails are received with
out stopping the trains.
julius Guderi an who has been visiting
for some time past with his son Fred III
Morton township + eturned Tuesday to
his home at Dover Mum.
The cold wave flag was displayed
Monday for the first time this season.
Some OF the candid ates think Tuesday
was u cold day in more ways than one.
Another payment of $4,000, interest
money has been ordered paid he Sisseton
Indians. This gives each Incian $50, III
ad dition to the $50, each had received
Mr.. NJ. Weinstein, OF Minneapolis, has
arrived in Webster and will open a
iewelry and watch repair shop in Vein
stein Bros. store. Mr.. Weinstein IL an
expert ieweler.
Ross the Jeweler is making a large
addition to his stock. His stock OF
Watches is complete in every respect
from 81, so up. Watches sold to school
teachers on installments.
Nav be "your choice will be elected
and may be he wont. But there are no
may be's about the Apples at Baxters
for its a fact we are Selling at car
prices" 25c per peck or 81 % busliei''
Why Pay More? En-. Baxter
H. ]. Rock, who is attending Phys'-
clans and Surgeons College, Chicago'
arrived Sunday morning and reina'iled
to exercise his privilege as a voter
Elmer Syversou, of Egeland came nome
for the same purpose.
Mrs. Parliman, Mrs. Gruby and MISS
Emma Schultz went to Bristol rriuoy
to VISIT TN. Rebekah lodge and alter the
the ladies tripped the light ia"-
tastic at the NJ. w. A. ball and had a
very enjoyable time.
Two dozen photographs made py
Websters leading photographer MISS
T. AZ Cowen will be given away one
dozen each to the girl and boy holding
the lucky number, ut the Saturday
Matinee. admission 10 cents.
Through the medium OF the Waubay
Clipper, viii Ross recovered his PACK
yer oyercoa which was stolen from
,he rear of the store. it was iounu
serreted under u pile OF lumber IN "au-
hav and certain ~n,ticles IN the pocket
a trace OF ownership.
James Penny, and James Looms OF
p;nes,one. Mimi, came up Tuesday to
Wit Steve Pearson, for a lew days.
I.oomis was iormly a Websterlte ana
w,s ;u,eresred in the Gem Pool Rooms
Hs enlisted in Grigsbys Rough R'dsss
and served through the War. jim nav
many friends here who are glad 10 "e'-
enma hin, hack,