Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-05
Dr. J.. S. Goo imanson,
Dentist, will be in Webster on
In"rsday,Friday and Saturday
OF each week. Office over most
once, entrance Main street.

AAN Iluik.
U. 5. Maynard, of Waubay, was in
the city between trains Saturday.
DIR. Herman and j. E. Bleser drove
up from Waubay Saturday night.
Miss Ida Olson went up to Bristol
Thursday for a visit with relatives,
Z. F. Smith has moved his family into
the rooms back Of the music store.
Miss Hulda Booth is taking a vacation
from her work at Olson's this week.
Get seven bread tickets for % cents at
the City Bakery, J. B. Ernst, Prop.
Eph Beechy left for Iowa and Wis
consin, Monday evening on business.
We invite your inspection of our ALI,
NEW furniture. Benjamin & Foster.
Claude Dalrymple, of Langford, spent
Thanksgiving with friends in this CITY
There will be no meeting of Webster
Degree of Honcrlc ledge V ednesday night.
1t s about time the chimney inspector
was again making his rounds Of the CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike THU spent Thanks
giving with the latter's mother at Gren-
vile.
Mrs. Ole Haugen returned Tuesday
evening from a visit i'll MinE4s,'" with
relatives.
George and Chas. Cease came Ia from
ut % SPEND Sun ly with +y:e.Hs ia
1 > l..
Mr,. w. p. jackson came NJ from
Wsubay Thursday evening to visit with
her folks.
Will Egeland departed for Mime
apolis Tuesday evening for medical
treatment.
For Sale-A second-hand Elmhurst
heating stove, in good order. Inquire
at postoffice.
1. T. Allen went TO Holmquist Mon
day morning to buy wheat for Strong
& Company.
Miss Eva Guimont went to Andover
Thursday evening for a few days visit
with relatives,
Marriage license has been issued to
Irving Graham and Magdeline Aslakson,
both Of Strand.
Miss Gertrude Huntington entertained
a number of her young friends Friday
afternoon at tea.
Miss Jane MolyneHux came over from
Bristol Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends in this city.
Died-Sunday, Dec. LIST, of consump-
ton, Paul Olson, aged 20 years. Funer-
al takes place today.
For Christmas goods 60 to head
quarters in building recently occupied
by H. G. T~egtmeier.
Remember, in case of fire, the old
adage, ''an ounce of prevention is
worth a pound OF cure"
Mr.. Halter and Mrs. Bye departed
Sunday evening for Pierce county, Wis,
for a visit with relatives.
Don't fail to see our carpets, we have
some bargains i'll samples.
Benjamin & Foster.
Mrs. Wilson arrived from Concordia,
Kansas, Friday evening for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. S. Lull.
Miss Blanche Lee came up from Mill
bank Thursday evening to visit with
her brothers, John and Roy.
With the electric light poles, telephone
system and new brick buildings, Web
ster looks quite metropolitan.
Miss Margaret Cowan went down 10
Sioux Falls Thursday to hear Nordlca'
Americas most famous saprano.
X. O. Thoe departed Tuesday evening
for Portland, Oregon, where he Will
spend the remainder of the winter
Now is the time to look at new car
pets. We have a larger line OF samples
han ever. Benjamin 81 Foster.
Mrs. J. s. Goodmanson returned sun
day morning from an extended visit at
the home of her parents, Morris, Minnie
sofa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Taylor returned
Tuesday from their visit at Campoeh,
Minnesota, with their brother floyo
Taylor.
n f Denton returned Tuesday night
Mrs Denton will visit for some tinle
with the family of her parentsin flerio'
South Dakota.
Mrs. J. G. Garrick, a daughter Oh .
L. Potter, of this city, arrived rom nel
home IN Faulkton to spend the holiuas'
with her parents.
HI. O. Wickre returned from tne eas.
Tuesday morning, having spent ap1u'
ten days in stock regions OF Iowa. "s
consin and Minnesota.
IF YOU want a loan upon 500
\. nnnly at tIS