Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-17
Or. J.. S. oodmanson.
nentist, will be in Webster ON
thursday, Friday and Saturday
OF each week. Office over post
once, entrance Main street.
Don't fail to see u carpets, we have
some bargains in samples.
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Thursday and Friday in Webster and
vicinity looking up land.
Mrs. W. H. Dollar arrived Thursday
morning from Jamestown, N. d r,
close some business deals.
The comedy Isl Perkins" will ho
presented by Is talented artists at the
opera house October Goth.
Wanted-A girl to do general honse.
work. Inquire of P. A Gross, at Far
mers Exchange Elevator.
Austin Rowlee returned Monday
evening from an extended visit in Des
Molnes and other points in Iowa.
Mrs. Lydia Cotton came mn from
Waubay Monday evening to attend to
her farm interests in this vicinity.
Now is the time to look at new car
pets' we nave a larger line of samples
than ever. Benjamin & Foster.
Rev. and Mrs, Donald Mclean
returned Monday evening from the
Methodist Episcopal conference at Mil
bank.
Communion services in the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church Sunday, Oct. 20,
at LA. m. Preaching in the evening
at s o'clock.
"Old Doc" says he heard the ducks
halloo: "Hurrah, hurrah! Lou Grubv
has gone to Minneapolis. We have
some chance now"
The latest reports from Minneapolis
in regard to VIM. Egeland are, we are
pleased to state, to the effect that he is
getting along nicely.
NMrs. W. S. Hash and daughter,
Hazel, returned Saturday evening from
an extended visit in Minneapolis, St.
Paul, Anoka and Little Falls, MINI.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-A black and
white Llewellyn setter about six months
old. Answers to the name Teddy"
Finder please return to w. D. Burcalow.
s. L. Purdum spent the time between
trains IN this city Monday evening.
Purd had been down to Waubay and
succeeded in capturing a fine Canada
goose.
Joe Kennedy and two sons were down
from Andover Saturday. They started
the same day overland for Michigan,
where they will make their future
home.
r. +. Alterton, of Minneapolis, spec
ial claim agent of the G. NJ. and st. P.
R'y Co., was in the city Tuesday. The
Reporter and Farmer acknowledges a
pleasant call.
AJohn Winter and daughter, Augusta,
departed Sunday evening for M~inneapo-
lis where they will visit relatives. Miss
Winter will from there go to Illinois to
spend the winter.
Now is the time to have your child
rea's photographs taken, for Ii obtains
the best results in warm weather. The
Star gallery is the place to get them.
All work guaranteed.
Fred Colby arrived in the city Tues
day with a car of fine Missouri apples.
He had a small sample of Missouri corn
cider which he wished us to pass judg-
ment on and we passed.
h. Mrs. D. B. Coplind. who has spent
some time with her sister, Mrs. George
Hammerbacher, in this city, departed
for Milbank where she will visit, before
going to her home in Texas.
AvMiss Amelia and Karl Conrad, who
have spent the past month with their
| sister, Mrs. L. W. Scripture, departed
Monday morning for their home IN
Brighton, Mich, via. Sioux Falls.
Do you want a man to post bills heip
clean house, put up stoves, tack down
carpets, put your storm windows on
in fact a handy man for any kind OF JoD
see " "his"'
k-Bert c. Thompson and Miss Eva M.
LawtoL, both of Waubay, were united
am marriage at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage, in this city, "Wednesday
October IS, 1901, Rev. J. S. Hardness
officiating.
Rev. J. s. Hardness has returned
from his attendance at the Methodist
Episcopal conference which was held at
Milbank last week. He was elected as
treasurer of the association Tor the
eDsuing year.
4. J. Dyke and Mrs. b. II. Egelaho
went down to Minneapolis THURSDAY
evening ON account of the serious conal'
ton of VIM. Egeland. Mr.. Dyke
returned Saturday morning. Mrs. Egg
land will remain for some time.
For Rent-A farm of Sso acres
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