Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-31
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psi' is.' will be in Webster ON
"afsaay'F Friday and saturdax
OF each week. Omce ovar
onnce' entrance Main street

FOR hent-A good house. For bar.
tlcuiarS enquire of John LunJ
J. A. cowan spent a few DAYS tb;s
week at his farm in Oak Gulch, ''-S
! Guns till you can't rest at the p;o-
neer hardware store. All prices.
Eph, Beochy departed Tuesday for
Fort Dodge, Iowa, on land business,
G. c. Hart was over from Wanhav
for a few days the first of this week.
The Hotel Webster now has n hand
some new door on its main entrance,
We invite your inspection of our All
NEW furniture. Benjamin & Foster,
Dame Rumor says Webster is to have
another meat market in the near future
Mrs. George Gamasch came from
Bristol Tuesday for medical treatment
Sam Calmenson has improved his
store by the addition of more shelving
A. l.. Felchell and Louis Jensen, If
Waubay, We're Webster visitors Sunday.
Frank Nye, of Andover, spent Sun
day with old acquaintance in this CITY.
Lou Gruby is at Present hunting with
his new employer at Devils Lake, n. d.
Strictly up-tO-date styles
At the City Millinery.
Misses Pothoa and Agnes Peterson
came up from Waubay Saturday even
ing.
The only thing republicans need fear
is over confidence Tuesday: Cast your
vote.
A very fine specimen of horse flesh
was exhibited at Taylors' livery this
week.
MRS. A. II. Kramer returned Satur-
day from an extended visit in Sioux
Fails.
Sam TOllefson has sold his interest in
the Webster Steam Laundry to Julius
Block.
Doctor H. A. Peabody was called to
Verdon the first of the week in consul
tation.
f. Y. Lane, of Watertown, was in
the city the first part Of IT," week on
business.
Work is progressing rapidly Oh the
new residence of 4. w Taylor, on Second
avenue.
G. o. Johnson went up to Bristol
Monday evening for a short stay with
relatives.
Claire Peabody went down to Mime
apolis Friday TO take in a real live foot
ball game.
Mrs. J. NJ. Fritz came down from
Summit Tuesday evening for medical
treatment,
Miss II. Himale, of Oslo, Mimi, has
accepted a position in Chilson & Hau-
gems store.
Miss Mary Norton came down from
Andover Saturday t. attend the teach
ers' meeting.
Webster has three new brick blocks,
and promises of several more as soon as
spring opens.
Mesdames Serum and Haugen drove
over to Bristol Friday for a short visit
with relatives.
Miss Maggie Coyne and her brother,
James, of Bristol, We're Webster visi-
tors Saturday.
Our sports are anxously awaiting the
northern fight in anticipation of some
great shooting.
Frank Durick arrived "Wednesday
morning from Pierpont to stay with ms
brother, John.
Mrs, Phil Bloom arrived from Big
Stone Thursday FOR a visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Gamers.
George Mclaughlin and John Meuer
came down from Bristol Saturday 70
see Isl Perkins"
Mrs. Wunderlich returned Thursday
from AN extended visit with her mother
in Griswold, n. ID.
Cllas. Matteson came down FROM
Summit Friday to visit a few days with
in this city.
Chief of Police Denney has been tax
ing a few days vacation the past week
and SIGH.
Mrs. Henry Moser and son, George
of Butler, were transacting business III
this city Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Matteson returned TAnFs'tay
from an extended visit with Mrs, ID. w.
Scarborough in Bradley.
The ST Perkins troupe Is highly
Of by those who attended Tue
performaac, last week.
Dennis Durirk came oy1sr from ord-
way SUNDAY morniug and visited a DAY
with has brother !olln :.
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