Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-11-07

Inc Old furniture store has all tho
late styles in baby cabs.
1t is rumored that Webster is r. have
two new meat markets.
A. b. Byron was over from Bristo,
Wednesday ON business.
Robert Martyr, of Andover. was q
Webster visitor Monday.
L. Gross returned last Thursday
from a business trip east.
Harry Chambers came over from
Wilmot Saturday evening.
1t will be good-that entertainment
at the opera house the 10Th.
Miss Anna Peterson has commenced d
term of school in district 1853.
Ole Highland carries a full line of
furniture and does repairing.
James Edgar commenced a term of
school Monday i'll district l89.
Chas. Tobin and NJ. M. Judge were
over from Pierpont Thursday.
There is a grand rush in the city this
week to get on storm windows.
Guns till you can't rest at the Pho
neer hardware store. All prices.
Mrs. H. W. Wayland and daughter
was over from Waubay Tuesday.
Fresh oysters in bulk can always be
had at Billy Mahaney's restaurant.
Uncle Ed. Long who has been sick for
some time, is reported much better.
If you don't see it in the paper it is
because You did not tell Us about it.
Hon. J.. H. Mccoy, of Aberdeen, was
i'll town the latter part of last week.
G. w. Abbott, of Sioux Falls, was
doing business in this city Saturday.
ID. L. Bush, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday hunting with E. A. Bradley.
We invite Your inspection of our ALL
NEW furniture. Benjamin & Foster.
Chas. Drue left for Emmitt, N. D.,
Saturday morning to purchase stock.
f. w. Taylor made a business trip
TO the north end of the county Friday.
y Mrs. p. NJ. Englehart came over from
Waubay Tuesday to do some shopping.
1.-THE Obstinate Family" by home
talent, at the opera house November 10,
Grue has secured a position
with 7. J. Dyke, the abstracter of titles,
John Roberts commenced a term OF
school in the Phillips district Monday.
G.. W. Merchant, of Watertown, was
transacting business in Webster Tues,
day.
J. Z. Bleaser, J. w. Gilman and DR.,
HI. J. Herman came up from Waubay
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Hanson went down tc
Waubay Tuesday to spend a day will
relatives.
G. s. Maynard, of Waubay, was
transacting business in this city last
Thursday.
n Mr.. and Mrs. John Rabak are now
cozily settled in their new home on the
south side.
As the late freeze has stopped the far
mers from blowing they are hauling Oh
their grain.
Hon. ID. McFarlane, of Pierpont, wa
spinning yarns with his Webster friends
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Broadway arrived from
Tracy, Mimi, Tuesday for a visit witt
relatives here.
Boys, you can't bank on shooting
ducks every year up to the holidays IL
this country.
E. C. Webster was over from AndoYel
Wednesday renewing his acquaintance
with Webster friends.
u Miss Clarence Quackenbusil ha'
accepted a position with the Elevator
Store Co. as saleslady.
Mrs. G. r.. Anderson came dowi
from Bristol Tuesday to spend the da1
with friends in this city.
|-kMr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard o
Farmingtoe, spent "Wednesday with MI
and Mrs. J. 7. Goodwin.
License has teen issued for the ma
riaee of Henry Witt and Matiliih'
Kreuger, both of Webster.
II Miss Lottie r, Kramer 'departe'
"Wednesday morning for a Visit WIZ
| friends in the Twill Cities.
Wanted-an experienced glri 10 .
general house work, inquire at T. =
Fosters residence or at BenJamih :
Fosters furniture store.