Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-15
Absolutely Pure.
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
NJ. weinstein repairs x6st6es right.

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NJ. weinstein repairs Isehes right.
Miss Eva Guimont Visited a couple OF
days with Mrs. Emil Meyer last week.
w. j. Baxter, of Milbank, is visiting
at the home of w. S. Hash this week.
For watches, clocks jsSelry and sill
verware call on Aa1mberg Company.
Floyd Taylor and family rejoice at
the arrival of a fine girl baby this week.
W. Fl. Mathews, VIM. Mahaney aud
VIM. Smith went up to Groton Friday
and took in the races.
DR.. J. s. Goodmanson came in from
the west Saturday night and spent
Sunday in this city.
dad" Bishop, representing the
American Type Founders Co., was in
this city yesterday.
Miss Hettie Thorpe. of Spearfish, was
the guest of Mrs. w. s. Hash of this
city the first of the week.
Several of the hunters have been to
Enemy Swim this week and all report
big bags of canvass backs,
DR.. French and w. S. d. Adams
went mp to HI. o. Wickre's ranch on
Wednesday on a hunting trip.
Nick Schmidt has returned from his
trip on the road and is spending the
week with his family in this city.
VIM. To llefson, of Jackson, Mimi.
has accepted a position in the drug
store of Halbkat & Co. in this city.
The attention Of road overseers ii
called to thefacst that you. can get tile
for culyeffs Ut A. smail's Pioneer Hard
Mrs. J. ID. Wood went to Baldwin,
Wis, Friday to visit relatives and
friends. J. d. went dowR Sunday
evening.
Lost-While hunting a thin rain coat
tan color. Suitdble reward will be paic
for its return 70 Reporter & Farmer
office.
Mrs. w. II. Colwell. who has been
visiting for the summer with her
mother in Decatur, Ill. returned home
Saturday evening.
Lost-A automobile lamp, between
Websts aud o. Williams place. Find
er please leave at this and 1sceive re
ward.
Walter Derrick arrived from Mon,
tana Monday, aud vii. spend a couple
of weeks here visiting his mother, Mrs
w. G. Warner.
This is nicsN weather but it will not
always be>6jse. You will need horse
blankets Just take a look at Kading'.
stock
Robert Laird, of Webster, who ha.
been spending the summer in Michigan
is visiting his son r. C.-Andoyel
Gazette.
Mrs. VIM Atchinson departed Mon.
day evening for her home in Mime
apolis, after an extended visit with
friends iii this city.
The best ~renxtasdon a man can have
is his work Lrbe watch work done By
s N, %ssSss2'p always gives the 's''
L. HI. Woodruff, of Bristol, has pur.
chased the John Nortor property in
this city, which is now occupied by L.
G. Levoy.
M. j. Keenan,, G. A. Walker and L
Cornelius came back from NORTH
Dakota Sunday. They each fled on a
homestead while there.
Horse Blapkeel Did you say Horse
Blankets? WHIT yes, W. f. Kadinp
has the largetst ahd best assortment eyel
brought to Day bounty.
If you waSt = loan upon land
in Day conAts apply at the
Farmers and MERCHANTS Bank,
They will satisfyAyou as so the
rate and privile&esof payment.
DIR. Peabody was called to Butte,
Tuesday night to stop the nose bleed
for Mason Sanborn who had been suf.
fermg since Sunday. When the doctor
came home the bleeding had ceased and
the patient was resting easy.
Rev. Geo. Mckay was up last night
from Redfield and this morning witt
Rev. Tragett, of Webster, went ont tc
ISelby. Rev. Mckay is to have charge
of the mission work ont there.-Aber-
deem News, Oct. 9th.
Alex Denhara. Of Day county, was
down visiting his kinsman, james
Young, the first Of the week. Andrew
Imris also or Day county spent Sunday
with the ycung family.-Milbank
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