Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-30
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it a thorough examination you will use
no other.
Uncle Barber was over from Lily
Tuesday and delivered one OF his char
acteristic speeches on Main street.
+. w. Pitsor departed Friday morn
ing via stage for Watertown, TO join his
family and %recuperate for a season.
Col. Lee Slower will address the people
| OF Webster aad vicinity on the political
issues OF the day on Monday Sept. 10th.
Mrs. j. p. Croal and children re turned
from Webster. Her sister, Miss Prunty
was also an arrival.-Slsscton Courant.
Miss Hosch the popular trimmer It
the Fair Millinery department returned
friday morning from Ii visit in the twin
cities.
Dr.. J. C. French and G. C.. Moore
arrived from Lowell. Mass, this A. NJ.
to take in the shooting Tor a couple OF
weeks.
W. G. Warner departed for Belleville,
Mich, Monday night in response to IA
telegram ANNOUNCING the death OF his
iather.
Mrs. Dustrud went to Bristol Thurs
day evening aud visited friends there
for u couple OF days. The guest OF Miss
Johnson.
| handle a full line OF the Detroit
White Lead Works paints. You can
find none better. NJ. A. Thul.-Pioueer
Drug Store.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church will sell all kinds OF baking ON
Saturday afternoon. One door east OF
World office.
Leave your orders for water on slate
in Z. q. or with III. Mckcnnett the
only one who hauis Mckeunett's, Pure
Spring water.
J.T. Goodwin accompanied by his
wife and son Earl, departed for Chicago
Saturday to attend the National g. A.
Il. encampmenL.
S. o. Cundy came up from Bradley
Friday, he Says lie is getting his dogs in
fine shape. He departed Tor Appleton,
Mimi. Saturday.
Miss Nellie Hart who has been visiting
at Webster for the past four weeks re-
turned home yesterday mOrning,-Do-
land Times-RecUrd.
A. W. Flanders who is running his
| tlreshing rig nine miles north OF Wau-
bay came home Saturday TO spend Jun
day with his family.
Al. Flanders reports the wheat on the
Hart farm, east OF Waubay, where he is
threshlng at present, as yielding hom )
to 10 bushels per acre.
DIR. Brooks has sold his pacing mare
Lady A. to DR.. Evans OF Groton, and
received as part OF the consideration a
tiue driver and harness.
Misses Margaret and Irene Sheehan
returned home to Aberdeen Tuesday
evening after Il couple OF days visit with
Mrs. l.. G. Ochsenreiter.
The painters and GLACIERS were the
only ones who Wore "a smile during the
hail storm Thursday. 1t was an i'll wind
that blows no one good.
Sam Clark will move his family in to
Webster early in September, he having
purchased the A.. ID. Hash re sldence
property on the avenue.
Miss Bertha Wheat departed for Chi
cagO, Saturday to pay her grandfather,
j. ". Harris, and her Uucles Ed aud +.
". Harris an extended visit. .
100 new carpet samples for inspec
ton. \ lot OF old samples to dispose
of cheap. Call early to get best pieces
for rugs. Benjamin Il Foster.
VIM. Stork, representing the Burg CT
gar Factory OF New Tim, Mimi, Sun
dayed in the city. His leaders are "The
Man Wilkes and "Ehe Blizzard"
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Johnson departed
for their home III Walla Waila, Wash.
! Monday. They take with them the best
| wishes OF a host OF Webster friends.
Strayed-A red heller calf, about four
months old, left my premises about the
goth OF Jnly. Return to or notify.
Phillip Groos.
]. II. McCoy and son came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday. Mac says his con-
science got to bothering and he came
to square himself with the game warden.
Mrs. c. b. Unumb and baby came up
from Bristol Thursday to visit the
lady's brother, County Treasurer Ieag-
er, aud friends in this city for u lew
days..
There was n license issued by the
Liars club to G. e.. Chapman Friday. 1t
was made outin regular form and sign
ned by Ananias per W. III. Chard acting
secretary.
Mrs. ii. j. Tonge Of Minneapolis, wife
of the n ssistant train dispatcher OF the
G.. NJ. & st. =. railway at Minneapolis,
and an old friend OF Mrs. w. 5. Hash,
is paying her a visit.
Mrs. 4. d. Hash aud daughter Helen
went to Minneapolis TO select "A resi-
dence. They will return the last OF the
week and the family will depart for their
new home Monday.
At the school board meeting Friday
night it was decided for several reasons
to postpone the opening OF school from
Sept. 3 to Sept, 10. Parents and schol-
airs will note tue change.
The Reporter now sports a fine sign.
1t was leGtered by Parker & Groth and
il certainly an artistic piece of work
patterned alter the head OF the paper