Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Friday is fish day at Mahaney's res
taurant.
{. X. Huestis was over from Bradley
Wednesday.
F. L. kempter, of Waubay, was a
Webster visitor Tuesday.
DR.. Hillebrand reports speltz yielding
sixty bushels to the acre.
Bob White was in from Buffalo lake
on business and pleasure today.
DIR. Hash drove over to Sisseton
Tuesday on professional business.
Fred Dorrowy, of Reedsburg, Wis,
is visiting August Blank and family.
Mrs. Henry Cobb and daughter, Myr-
tie, We're over from Waubay Wednes-
day.
Wanted.-A good girl to do general
Homework. Apply at Mrs. Frank
Gruby.
Rev. H. Wonderlich departed for
Hill Side, South Dakota where a mission
is being held.
Eph. Beechy returned from Bell
Plain Wednesday where he has pur-
chased a residence.
Mrs. Ella Whitemoore departed for
Saltwater, Mimi, Thursday morning tc
visit with relatives,
Rev. L. Nelson went up to Bristol
"Wednesday evening 10 meet his son,
Martin, from Dell Rapids.
Mrs. n. J. Miller and niece, Miss
Mabel O'Dell, Of Waubay, spent We'd
ncsday with Mrs. Gust. Koch.
c. n. Phillips, of st. Paul, vas doing
the selling of books on the installment
plan for Collier here this week.
Miss Mary Smith arrived from Seattle
Saturday evening for a short visit with
her uncle, Albert Smith, and family.
Mrs. Chas. s. Ashton arrived Thurs
day from Ponca, Neb., for a visit with
the family of her brother, DR.. H. A.
Peabody.
J. A. P. Harland, after spending a
few days in our city on business,
departed for his home il Storm Lake,
Iowa, Tuesday.
Farmers are not experiencing as much
trouble getting help to thresh, as was
anticipated; however there is no over
abundance of men.
Henry LeDahl stopped off on his way
from Fillmore county, Mimi. to Lake
Preston, to spend a day with relatives
and friends in Webster.
G. Z. Blegen and Haimer Olson were
III from Lynn Lake creamery doing bus
mess with Webster people yesterday,
| We acknowledge a pleasant call.
\ few hours spent III making a good
fre-break around your stacks may save
Won many dollars and no end Of lncon-
venience. Better be safe than sorry.
Now is the time to have your teeth
extracted. DR.. GOodmansOn can do IT
for You without pain. He is in his Office
every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Arthur Chase, of the firm of Simmer
& Chase, real estate dealers, Omaha,
iNeb., while in the city on business, Sat
urday. made this Office a pleasant call.
William Madden, who has been i'll
this city a few days on business in con-
nection with L. Gross, departed for his
home in Wauseka, Minnesota, Tuesday
evening.
Blue Points ON the half shell, extra
New York Counts, Extra Selects and a
few other oysters will be fixed up TO suit
the trade, at Mohaney's popular restaur'
ant, Friday, Aug. 30.
Mrs, .Josephus Alley left Tuesday
night for Grand Forks, n. d., TO attend
the funeral of her brother, who died III
Rutte. Mont, last week and is to be
Crank Forks Thursday.
Have DR.. Goodmanson do your dental
work. He does the finest dental work
ever done in this part of the country.
He extracts teeth without pain. Office
over the poss-ofice, Webster.
Mrs. O. French, of Garden City, and
Mrs. Augusta Balloon, Of Thomas, ILL.,.
who have spent the past week witt
Mrs. G. w. Beck, departed for theil
respective homes, Wednesday evening
Mrs. Atlas Knapp returned Friday
from Aberdeen where she has spen'
! some time with her mother, Mrs
Wendt, who was injured in a storm
She left the old lady improving slowly
Geo. Bathen departed for Edenburg
n. D.. Saturday night to accept a posi-
ton as buyer at that point for the st
Anthony Elevator Co. George has ha'
: much experience in the grain bushes
and is a good buyer. The Reporter an'
Farmer joins his many Day count,
friends in wishing him success IN IN