Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-08-27

ioT culNeftS as "A. sinai : flOnee naru-
ware.
Floyd Taylor returned from Mime
apolis Wednesday morning. He will
remain during part of the hunting sea-
son.
Dora Swanson was a passenger for
Andover Saturday evening, where she
will be the guest of friends for a few
days.
M, Weinstein keeps the largest stock
of watches in the county and sells his
goods cheaper than any jeweler in the
county.
Miss Nellie Irwin and brothers, James
and Roy, have returned from their
extended visit with relatives in Clark
county.
For Sale--A Standard Oil cook stove,
bran new, just the thing for a threshing
outfit. Inquire of J. ID. Wood at Hotel
Webster.
Q. S. Denny has resigned his position
as chief of police of Ortonvilie and is
visiting with relatives and friends near
Dexter.
We have a few more Of the 80 cent
straw and crash hats which we are sell,
ing at % cents at the Bell Clothing and
Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Nee arrived from
Montivideo, Mimi, Wednesday evening
far a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Bradley.
The best reputation a man can have
is his work. The watch work done by
M. Weinstein always gives the best
satisfaction.
DR.. j, S. Goodmanson, who spent
last week with friends in Sioux City
and Sioux Falls, returned home Satur-
day night.
We have a few odd lots of mems
shoes, sizes 8 10 and IL, which we will
sell at a great sacrifice. Bell Clothing
and Shoe Store.
w. w. Holcomb, the genial repre-
sentative of Dyer Bros. was a visitor in
this city Tuesday and sold a couple of
fine pianos.
Frank Paul has returned from Wis
consin. He says crops are poor in that
state but are all right in Dakota where
he has been.
Mrs. ID. e. Wallace went down TO
Milbank Sasurday to see her son-in-law,
l.. II. Bailey, who was vely low with
typhoid fever.
r. ID. Knapp expects to go to Butler
with his crew Of carpenters next week
where he will pnt in the new bank
Bristol Tribune.
Rob Chapman is taking a crest from
his work in a grocery store at Aberdeen
and will work during the threshing sea-
son with the Meuer threshing outfit
Bristol Tribune.
John f. Blake, one of the pioneers of
Webster who is now located in Mime
was renewing old acquaintance
here Wednesday.
A number OF schaol mans and to-be
mans took tho train for Webster
last evening to attend the examination.
Gazette.
Mrs. A. HI. PesaIl and children, after
. visit with Joseph Pesall and family,
departed for their home in Minneapolis
Saturday morning.
Mrs. +. w. Small entertained last
Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss
A very pleasant time is
by all present.
George Shepherd returned from Bris-
tol Wednesday morning. He was in
of drug store while the owner
was taking a vacation.
DR.. @. f. Hash and Hugh Baillie
were passengers for Glendale Wednes-
lay where they went to attend the
irwin osley wedding.
The concert n dance that was to
be given by the Webster orchestra
Thursday night has been postponed till
Monday night, August 81.
G. II. Johnson was a visitor from
Bristol Tuesday. He has completed his
harvesting and threshing. He made
this Office a pleasant call.
THEODORE Shoquist came up from Wau-
bay Saturday evening and remained
until Monday evening with his sister,
Mrs. Theodore Malmberg.
If you want your watch repaired in
good shape and warranted for three
years, M. Weinstein does the repairing
Tor half OF the regular price.
A dispatch came Monday from north
srn Minnesota stating that George Man
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