Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

&Miss Edna Wilsey, of Webster,is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Jackson Bristol Tribune.
Alex Highland and brother are over
from Webster spending the week with
relatives. -Langford Bugle.,
Miss Bertha Highland came over
from Webster the first of the week to
visit with relatives Bugle.
Floyd Taylor's many friends will be
glad to know that he has secuted a very
lucrative position in Minneapolis.
While all will be sorry he and his family
are not to make their home with us,
yet nothing will be wished for them but
success in their new home.
School opened Monday with a full
corps of teachers and a large attendance
of scholars. AS soon as the regrets of
having to buy new books wear off the
mothers will be glad that school is in
session for they will know for a few
hours where the children are.
The farmers know a good thing when
they see it and a good meal when they
eat it. This accounts for the splendid
patronage that Keating's restaurant,
Mahany's old place, receives at their
regular dinners. If you want to con
vince yourself go in and try one
Mt. a.l NJ. Cxo~k1n apl Iarrbfav
Lelah, arrived from st. Paul Tuesday
for a visit with Webster friends. MIR.
Stanton was called to Appleton, Mimi,
on legal business Monday evening but
Mrs. Stanton and Miss Stanton are still
the guests of DIR. and Mrs. J.. S. Good
manson.
Preaching in the Congregational
church Sunday, September 18th, 1908,
as usual. Communion service at the
close of morning m Sunday
school at noon. Christian Endeavor at
z p. N. All not in attendance ON other
services are cordially invited worship
with us. w. S. Hunt, pastor.
Agents are fiocking to this state, the
land of a bountiful harvest, selling steel
ranges, scales, groceries, etc, but the
principal object is to ''sell" the pur-
chaser. Buy your goods from yoTr
local dealer and you will get better bar
gains, cheaper prices and will have no
regrets or sells to blush for.
DR.. Judge, the veterinary surgeon,
has rented what is known as the Kra-
mer barn and is fitting it up for a first
class hospital for horses. The doctor is
one of the most competent men in his
profession in the northwest and his
increasing business shows that he is
appreciated by Day county people.
E. A. Wearne returned Monday morn
ing from Minneapolis. While gone he
visited the cord wood country in the
north and west parts of Minnesota, per-
sonally inspecting the quality of wood
and buying direct from the choppers.
1Ar. Wearne will thus be able to benefit
his customers both in quality and price.
j. A. Cowan, of Webster, a recent
graduate Of the Minneapolis Pharma.
ceutical College, has accepted position
with L M. Helmey & Go. and has
entered upon his duties. Mr.. Cowan
seems a very pleasant gentleman and
will no doubt prove very popular with
the patrons of Helmey & Co.-Cantor
News.
DIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Goodmanson
Wednesday evening gave a dancing
party at the opera house in honor OF
their guests, Mrs. and Miss Stanton
The party was large and very pleasant
thesmusic was furnished by the locaI
orchestra and was excellent. Refresh
ments were served and a very delight
full time is the verdict of all.
A new enterprise in Webster is the
opening of an abstract Office by Car
Malmberg. Carl has been a resident Of
Webster for many years and OF our
most prominent citizens. He is careful
conservative and competent, and as scol
as a meeting Of the county commission
ers when his bonds will be approved, he
will deserve and secure a large share o.
the abstract business.
The ladies' guild of st. Mary's church
will give a harvest supper Thursda,
exening, September 7, ffbm6 to O'Clock
in the rectory. For thf Information o.
strangers we would kayIth rectory i
situated on Third ayenue, west of tho
church. As the Ndiey guild is noted
for its good things infhe culinary line
no extended notice As needed. Prics
twenty-five ccnts the plate.
Mrs. Lois b. Ballcn returned Monday
evening from an absence Of two montbs
first going to the meeting Of thu
National Educational Association ii
Boston and then Waiting relatives ant