Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-17

Ross the Jeweier is making a larr
addition TO his stock. His stock a
Watches IL complete in every respec
from $3.50 mp. Watches sold to schoo
teachers on instaIlments.
Rev. Mclean and bride arrived HON,
rom Minneapolis last eveniug.-Center
vile Journal 10th.
May be your choice viii be elected
and may be he won't. But there are nc
may be's about the Apples at Baxter,
for ITS a fact we are Selling at cal
prices" 25c per peck or 81 a busheH
Why Pay More? Z. C. Baxter.
\ couple OF weddings, a grand bal
and a society dance loom up on the
local social horizon.
Pure Apple Cider Tor Mnce Pies. When
W. say Pure We mean absolutely moth
ing but the Sweet Juice OF Apples made
by +. T. Johnson, OF Il. For Sale at
Baxters Grocery at 40c a gallon. tt
Miss Maude Abbott spent Saturday
and Sunday al home and returned TO
Waubay Sunday night.
The season of the year has arrived
when every thoughtful man wants TO
protect HE horse from the cold raw
wiudIou can do this by calling at Kad-
ing shop ana getting a pair of blankets
A nice line To select from ranging from
75cts. to 81 so a pair.
For Sale-A good second hand heating
stove, Will burn hard or soft coal
Inquire at this Office.
The Jewell Nursrry Co, OF Lake City,
Mimi, want statesmen in this County to
sell their hardy Minnesota grown fruits,
farm seeds,etc. They offer three plans OF
work, and the highest commissions
They are reliable. Write them for terms.
The first salesman started secures
choice OF territory.
Wheat sold as high as 50 cents Mon
day the market was 30 but the buyers
got to buekIng u little.
A. C. Davis the Bonanza farmer of
Wheatland township made this Office a
pleasant call Tuesday.
Commissioner Joe Gruba's face was
a study as the returns from the First
, District were being canvassed.
NHosea Jewell has disposed OF his res
taurant to Vim. and Paul Havens who
will conduct it in the future.
When you buy Sewing machine
Needles be sure to get the best-Ross
the Jewler sells only the very best.
DIR jenkins and Post Master Abbott
OF Waubay, came up Saturday evening
and took in the show at the Opera
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f.. Wheeler OF
North Webster and Mrs. Barringer
started Friday overland on a visit TO
Wisconsin.
Floyd II. Taylor departed Friday
nj ght for MenoIninee, Wis.,, where he
experts to hold down a situation Sor
the winter.
H. C. Barton and wife departed Tues
day night on a six weeks visit 10
Menahga, Minn., where Mrs. Barton's
folks reside.
\ Ross Bros. have determined TO 40
away with kerosene lamps in theie store
and are about to put in an acetyieae
gas plant.
Miss Lottie r. Kramer departed san
day night on an extended visit TO Mill
neapolis, Chicago, New York and other
eastern points.
T.. X. Haw and wife OF Sioux Falls
were in this city Monday. MIR. Haw was
here for the purpose of instituting a
Maccabee lodgs.
Z. v. Baugh and wife arrived Thurs
dav Last ON a visit TO MIR. aud Mrs.
Frank Gibson. Mrs. Baugh and Mrs.
Gibson are sisters.
Services in st. Mary's Episcopal
Chapel, Sunday M usual. The Thanks
giving services will be held Wednesday
evening Nov. 23rd, at 7:30 p. m. All
cordially invited.
A reception was rendered Rev. j. 3.
Hardness and wife at j. W. Abbotts
Thursday evening. A very social time
time was enjoyed by all.
Madeline Sears and Hazie Titus held the
lucky numbers at the matinee Saturda!
which entitled them TO the photographs
offered by the Star Gallery.
An exchange says that "A load Oh
coal lett out doors for a month, ioses
ou.-ibird of it's heating power. IL
loses all OF it ii left out doors here.
DIR. George P.ttigrew, OF ~Flandreau,
Grand Secretary Of Masonic Grand
Lodge, spent Friday in the city ON
business connected vita the fraternity.
The complete election returns oil Day
county, tabulated, giving the vote Oh
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