Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-02

In perfume Dewey's Manila Sprays
lsimmense, get zone from the Pioneer
Drug Store.
Drs. Hash & LutI have ordered an
4 Ray which they expect 70 arrive this
this week.
WANTED-Men to work in the
woods. Apply at st. Croix Lxmber
Co.'S big shed.
Mrs. C. II. Sheldon came over from
Pierpont Tor a few days visit with Web
ster friends.
Ihos who suffer the untold miseries
OF headache try Aesculapius, % cents
at Pioneer Drug Store.
Ned Kelly came down from Aberdeen
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
Webster friends.
Go to the Star Gallery fer Kodaks
and Kodak supplies. All work first
class and promptly done.
1t is Dept. Internal Revenue Collector
Huntington now, He took possession
oi his office yesterday.
Wild Violet is IA delightful. fragrant
lasting perfume sure to please the
ladies-Pioneer Drug Store.
Prof. Sammy Stone of Butler cam up
Friday and remained over Saturday to
takein the foot ball game
Mrs. Yale OF st. Paul will give a song
recital at the opera house Nov. 18th
Tor the benefit OF st. Mary's Guild!
NJ. A. THU this week put in a hand
some new prescription case, it is the
latest design and is fine one.
Farmers save your fax straw the
Webster Mill Co. wants a large guam
tity and will pay a good price for it.
S. NJ. Pasco and DIR. John Fanset of
Milbank are enjoying afew days hunt
ing in this locality at present.
Thinking of buyinga watch. Call and
see what | can do on prices, Hamilton
watch a speciality. Ross the Jeweler.
J.. C. Sheldon, general manager of the
Mccormick Machine Co., " de down
from AberdeeD on business Tuesday.
We will sell bran at So and shorts
at SO per ton. These prices are sub
jecr to change. Webster Mill Co.
Hon. Wilbur S. Glass,came over from
Watertpwn and made a brief visit in
the city, returning home Tuesday norm
ing.
Putnam Fadeless Dye produces the
fastest aud brightest colors of any
knowndye stuff. Sold by M. A. Thnl.
Episcopal services as usual Sunday,
in the morning at 1a:45 and in the
evening at TAO. Sunday school at
noon.
STRAYED from the premises OF the un-
dersigned one mare and horse colt,color
gray. Reward offered. IL. ,Gramburg,
Webster, s. ID.
Mrs. C. NJ. Payne had the misfortune
last week TO fall down, cellar and break
a RIB. She ~ recovering rapidly from
the accident.
One pair OF gold framed glasses left in
the Postoffice on Oct. l6. Finder viii
| please return to Mrs. p. II. 'Gruby, and
rece i've suitable reward.
Prof. HoIcomb was looking after the
musical instrument trade here Friday.
| Since hIs last trip here the Professor
has visited California
For Sale-A good work team, harness
and q Inquire at old Wes [ Hotel
| Barn. Will sell cheap for cash or ON
time with approved security.
~ .,In.n IN Eamnrap
| Department Store OF WaLbay was in
| the city Yesterday looking alter
| some personal business.
III you want a pump, wInd mil, steam
or hot water fitting. call on I. Il.
! Schwantes at A. Flanders shop, south
| OF the depot. All work guaranteed.
Among the Bristolites who took in
| the foot ball game and horse race Sat
urday were witnessed c. ). Duell, Mike
| Meuer and Editor Twett.
Mrs. II. O. Wickre departed Thursday
night for Eureka Springs, Arkansas III
hopes that a winters soi0urn at that
| resort would benefit her health.
WANTED--cood Milling
Wheat Highest market price
paid. BY Webster Milling
Co.
The Mobiles Theater 60. will open a
week : engagement at the opera u
house Monday evening. This superior
| troupe needs no recommendation at
I.our hands as they have appeared before
n Webster audience several times and
always given entire satisfaction-tley
are first-class