Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

y. w. Irwin, of Webster, is here ON
business errands today.-Aberdeen
News, Jan. 20.
Mrs. MolGe Maloney came up from
Waubay Monday evening for a visit
with relatives,
Q. Il. Harder and DIR. Switzerland, of
Pierpont, transacted business in Web.
ster Wednesday.
Misses Stella and Anna Henry. came
up from Waubay Friday evening to
attend the show.
Mrs. John Schrick departed for Aber-
deem Tuesday evening to spend a few
days with relatives.
M. r. Hicks the genial representative
of George r. Newell made Webster a
pleasant call Monday.
y. ID. Collins, of Willow Lake, took
dinner at Pickerel Wednesday enroute
TO Aberdeen overland.
Don Abbott came mp from Waubay
Saturday evening to spend Sunday with
his parents in this city.
How do you like the 6:30 closing of
the stores? We have not heard any of
the clerks kick on it yet.
John w. Arthur. who attended the
funeral of his father, at Philadelphia,
returned Sunday morning.
Miss Clarice Quackenbush went up to
aberdeen Monday to accept a position
with Zietlow as telephone girl.
John Dolan, who has enjoyed a few
weeks of vacation t?) is again at his
old position in l.. Gross office.
A car of nice dry oak slabs Just
received at the yards of Il. A..
Wearne. Give him a trial.
Miss Maude Potter arrived from But
Ter Saturday evening for a visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. Z. G. Webster, who has spent
some time in this city, departed for her
home in Andover Friday evening.
We pay the highest price for oats and
barley, Citizens Elevator company.
Peter Wagner.
Frank Sears, the Webster attorney,
came up Friday to try a case at the
present term of Contribution Journal.
Wanted, to Buy-Farmers bring in
all your scrap iron. The Bell Clothing
House Will pay $3.50 per ton in trade.
Miss Gertrude Huntington, who is
attending the State Normal at Madison
arrived home Monday to spend a week.
For np-to-date styles in furniture, at
rock bottom prices, SO to the old furni-
ture store, east side upper Main street.
Mrs. G., j. Halter, who has spent
some time with relatives i'll Spring
Valley, Mimi, returned Monday morn
ing.
A. r. Clark promises only thirty days
more of bargains in dry goods and dress
goods. See his advertisement on first
page.
For up-to- date styles in all kinds Of
furniture go to Benjamin and Foster
They have the largest stock-lowest
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malburg arrived from
Marvin Monday evening to attend the
funeral of Z. Olson, formerly of North
Webster.
Mrs. j. Fl. Mccoy. vino has spent a
few DAYS with Webster friends, departed
for her home in Aberdeen Thursday
evening
James Fitzgerald, of Wheatland, and
Dora GDuke, of Waubay, We're united
in marriage in this caty Tuesday Rev.
Harkness officiating.
Lost ON the Goth, one new patent
leather s5ioe between the depot and sc.
Mary's hospital. Finder please leave at
the office.of this paper.
Miss Clara Hasek arrived from
Glenco, Minnesota, Friday evening TO
accept a position mt A. 7. Clark's dry
goods store as sales lady.
George Monitor arrived from Eikton
Saturday marning to renew his acqnain-
lance with Webster friends. He left
for Elkton Menday morning.
G. Al. Wells was called to Chicago
voday by q telegram announcing the
death Of his step-father, John Thuri-
well, which oaostred last night.
Miss Anna Harrison, who has spent
sosse time With relatives in this city,
denartcd for Minneapolis Saturday
morning for a visit with relatives
Louis nnd Misses Mary and Lena
Kingsoad, who have spent the past our
weeks Will, relatives near Madison
Minnesota. returned Friday evening,
Miss Irene Small, WHO has spsnt her
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