Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

orders on slate at l.. Gross Office or q
Postoflces
w. f. Steffen.
The week of prayer will be observes
in the M. L. church next week. All ar
cordially invited to unite in these ser
vices. Short addresses will be give
each evening by the pastor or the sub
iects suggested by the Evangelica
Alliance.
Will Adams, q brother of Mrs. Geo
Baker, came down from Webster, s. ID.
to spend his Christmas. Mr.. Adams i.
one OF the proprietors OF the Wpbstel
Reporter and Farmer, and we acknow
ledge a pleasant call.-Olivia (Min II
Times.
The latest thing in the way OF winte,
drinks is Hot Soda. 1t is served at til,
Pioneer Drug Store. The flavors ar,
Chocolate, Mocha Coffee, English
breakfast Tea, Bees Tea, Clam Bou
illon, etc. 1t is a delicious ~drink-try
il.
MMiss Bertha Hosch, who had char &c
OF the millinery department of The Fair
the past season, departed Wednesday
morning for Farmer, S. D., where she
will spend a few days with her sister,
after which she will visit her brother at
Ortonville, MINI.
Strayed, from the stock yards in
Webster on Sunday, Dec. 10, one sorrel
gelding. about six years old, star in
forehead, weight about 1000 pounds, a
range horse. Will pay n liberal reward
for his return or for information.
j. r. Taylor.
Milbank is seriously disturbed by
reason OF an outbreak OF scarlet fever,
but the activity of the health officials
has resulted in the disease being held in
check. All public gatherings are for
hidden and all persons uuder 81 are
ordered to remain at home, under pen
ally OF arrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Adams and Mr.. A.
5. Drake, left on the afternoon train
Christmas for southern Florida, where
they hope to bask in warm sunshine
and balmy breezes OF that cong.nial
cline during most of the winter. May
they find the fountain OF YOUTH
Howard County Ua) Times.
Miss Emma Schultz, who has been in
the employ of II. e. Tegtmeier for six
years, resigned her position Monday
night. Miss Schultz was an efficient
and accomplished saleslady, always
courteous and will be greatly missed by
the patrons OF the store. Miss Berta
Derrick succeeds her behind the dry
| goods counter.
VIZ bster Castle, No. CT, L. NJ. L., met
last week aud elected the following
officers for the next term: Regent John
Winter; vice regent, l.. j. FiksdaI; Sec
rotary and treasurer, A.. X. Fiksdal;
warden, Henry Lee; herald, &c. Bates;
guard, q. A. Lundgren; watch, Ole
Syverson; messenger, Mrs. u. W. Jones;
trustee, Z. B. Long.
Rev. Ditman Larson OF the U. c. semi.
nary OF Minneapolis, is the guest OF
Rev. O. Glesne for a short time. Mr..
Larson occupied the pulpit OF the Nor
wegian Lutheran church yesterday,
while Mr.. Glesne went to Webster to
oficiate for Rev. Mr.. Flakoll.-Aber-
deem News.
Peter NJ. Fosse and a fellow student
from Augsburg seminary will speak and
sing at the Norwegian church, Satur.
day, Jan. 5, at IL 90 a. m. aud 7:3O D.
m. in Scandinavian. Mr.. Fosse is an
eloquent speaker and one of the best
singers in the northwest. Everybody
invited.
A number OF young folks gathered at
the residence Of I. Conley Saturday
evening and proceeded in a body to
surprise Miss Mayme Tracy. A most
cordial reception was accorded them
and the evening vas pleasantly spent in
social diversion-Miss Tracy proving
herself a model hostess. Refreshments
We're served aud the party dispersed
vowing they .just had a jolly good
time
The Ainsworth musical depot in
the Wallace Block, under the direction
OF +. C. Olson Is now the popular resort
for musicians oi the city-the place
where they make purchases, OF all kinds
of sheet music and musical merchandise
generally. They sell such celebrated
makes in pianos as Harry +. Miller,
Lakeside. Meniieid, Schubert. Kimball,
Schimme!, Kingsbury and Conoyer. In
organs Clongh 4 Warren, Farrand &.
Yotey, Western Cottage and Chicago
Cottage.
Among the changes in business circles
in this city on Jan. LIST, was one III the
proprietorship Of Peabndy's drug store,
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