Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19

Doggoneadoggasteds Observation-Disclosures
ntntanyway is quite a popular express
sion these days.
Aberdeen is all right at least that's
what they all say who were there SAT.
urday.
Go to the Star Gallery for Kodaks
and Kodak supplies. All work first
class and promptly done.
Quite a number OF Websterites got
lett by the excursion train Saturday
morning.
Wild Violet is a delightful, fragrant
iasting perfume sure to please the
ladles-Pioneer Drug Store.
Miss Marcia Huntington departed
Tuesday for a six weeks visit to relatives
ia Kansas.
Thinking OF buying watch. Call and
see what can do on prices, Hamilton
watch a speciality. Ross the Jeweler.
g. w. Haskell A. A. Gresham and
Heber Heydlauff were over from Pier
pont Tuesday.
We will sell bran at So and shorts
at SO per ton. These prices are sub
iecr to change. Webster Mill Co.
Saturday Aberdeen entertained the
biggest crowd in the history OF that
enterprising city.
Putnam Fadeless Dye produces the
fastest and brightest colors OF any
known dye stuff. Sold by M. A. THU.
Some sneak thief touched the Crescent
Barber Shop till Saturday evening for
about a dollar in change.
Mrs. E.A. Miller has been quite i'll for
the past week but we are glad to say is
much better at this writing.
j. 7. Goodwin returned from the
valley Saturday where he had been to
look after his farm interests.
The finest regiment the sun ever sho ne
on received an appropriate welco me
home ut Aberdeen Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Goodmanson re.
turned Saturday night, they spent Sun
day and Monday in this city.
Levi ID. Wait, OF Aberdeen, represen t.
ing j. +. Kelley & Co. was looking for
business in this city yesterday.
There will be Communion services at
the German Evangelical Friedens chu rch
October 20, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The meeting OF the State Dairy Men
and Butter Makers Association meets
at Mitchell Dec. IL, 13 and IL.
T. J. Dyke the hustling Representative e
OF Brown < Sanger, Sioux Falls, spent
several days in this city this week.
Mrs. Alberts superintendent OF the
dry goods department at the Elevator
Store visited Aberdeen friends Friday.
Chalmers Curtis, OF P~etoskey, Mich.
arrived in this city this morning to look
after some business interests here.
Saturday and Sunday was great
weather for duck shooting, though
rather disastrous to threshing outfits.
Quite a number OF people were disap-
pointed Saturday when the Presidents
train pulled through and did not stop.
WANTED--Cood Milling
Wheat Highest market price
paid. BY Webster Milling
Co.
Chas. Mattesoh is nursing a couple OF
fine boils on his hand and you cent
make Charley believe they are a good
thing.
Mrs. T.. d. Landon and daughter
Florence came up from Lily Friday and
spent several days visiting friends in
this city.
b. j. Cowan returned to Illinois Mon
day night to spend the winter.
He drove to Andover to take the tram.
Condo News
L. &. Lesoy went to ST. Paul Thursday
night to visit his wife who is visiting at
the home of her parents ne returned
Monday morning.
From all parts Of the county comes
the reports that the wheat corp is a
much larger yield and better quality
than a expected.
Rev. WaldeIand, travelling in the in
terest OF the Jeovish mission, will speak
in the Norwegian Lutheran church
tuesday Oct. "a, at s p. m.
III you want a pump, wind mill, steam
or hot water fitting, coll on {. r.
Schwantes at A. Flanders shop, south
of the depot. All work guaranteed.
Shippers have commenced to com
plain OF a scarcity OF cars. Ii this is the
condition now what will 1t be when
wheat commences to move in earnest.