Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

apiece?
Q Adams returned to Waubay on
Frlday's freight. W.. s. D. went do wn
on the passenger that night.
When in town and in need OF u lunch
or square meal call at The Model Res
taulant.
There will be a special meeting next
Saturday evening OF Coteau lodge for
the purpose Of work in E. A.
An extra fine line OF the famous Won.
bat o%vercoats from $3.50 to S22 at
kramer's.
G. +. Wheeler Of North Webster has a
letter IN this Issue telling his experience
the past yeargwifh the creamery
The finest linz OF dress goods, trim
ming, braids and silk ut low prices at
fegtmeier's.
Il. NJ. harrison, wife and mother, from
the southwestern part OF the county, are
registered at the Commercial today
Just received, a large invoice Of mems,
ladies and chlldrells Jersey leggins at
Kramer Il Co.
Percy Peabody, Almond Gibson and
Will Egeland went up to Aberdeen New
Years morning., returning Sunday night.
A handsome display of Gibson Art
companv's celiuloid goods at the Pion-
eer drug store.
Henry Hanson and sister, Mrs. Minnie
Hull, returned last Friday morning from
q months visit al Lacrosse, Wisconsin,.
JOHN Sauer took Saturday mornings
train for Huron TO make relatives there
a New Years visit. He returned Monday
morning.
No need of Rubbers if you wear Rey-
nolds always Ready" sole. Ask to see
them at Kramer's.
Attorneys j. H. McCoy and II. w. Par
Imam went up to Britton Tuesday a. m.
TO attend the term OF court now in
session there.
Ladies chamois iackets-iust the thing
for cold weather-$1.25 TO 50 at the
Pioneer drug store.
Miss Clara Chilson, who is attending
school at Stanley Hall, Minneapolis,
arrived home last Saturday to spend a
+a,. Inx,e .oat;rn
II you want something to remind you
OF your young days, try some Of the Seal
sorghum at Tegtmeier's.
The Waubay roller mill has changed
hands. Bert Harrington being the
present proprietor. The deal took
place last Thursday.
Blanket your horse Horse blankets
at Kramer & Co.'S for 65c, 90c, S1.25,
$3.50, and $1.T5 per pair.
Mrs, Il. W. Ray Of Rusk township de,
parted Friday night for Tonti, Illinois,
in answer TO a summons stating that
her mother was very sick.
Bring in your buggy and have it re
paired aud painted. Shop east OF Tlios
" %lialen's barn. Bert Niles
Mrs. Matthew Tracy, with Nellie,
Genevieve and baby James, departed
Friday night for Milan, Minnesota, on
an extended visit to her parents.
On Our Shoe Table-A line OF ladies
small-sized shoes and slippers at 5octs
on the dolIar.-kramer & Co.
The X. p. lodge held a meeting last
Saturday night to elect officers Tor the
new year. With but a few changes III
order, the cid officers were reelected.
during this cold weather, you will
need extra bed quilts. 4 fine line al
greatly reduced prices 1T kramer's.
The youngsters borrowed a team ana
scraper and cleaned off the pond back oil
the West hotel the first OF the week, and
have enjoyed good skating ever since.
Ladies. we have just received the very
thing you need,-a new line OF chamois
for mittens.-Peabody's Drugstore.
Agent Bradley wishes to TO
the public thai until further notice the
Harlem line trains will run north bound
On Tuesdays, Thursdays ndSaturdays.
Hall Caine's.Christian," A~llen's"Cho'r
Invisible Ian MacLaren's and Marie
CorelIi's latest works at Peabody's.
Mrs. C. T.. Tunnel OF Oitonville ar
rived Yesterday morning to make a
short visit with relatives here, She Is q
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Il. Taylor.
Tectmeier's il headquarters Tor winter
goods. His prices are right, ana MS
goods are right in style and quality.
X. M. Kellogg departed this morning
Tor Springfield in answer To a telegram
announcing the arrival, and arrest Of !
+. Dove in accordance with instructions
from mere.
The business houses commenced mon
80. ~. cloS;uv NJ the stores ut