Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-11-12


Gunther's confectionery is called the
best the world over-Halbkat and Com
pany retail this fine candy in Webster.
Are you going hunting? Well, the
place to buy your ammunition is at A.
Smail's Pioneer Hardware Store.
In buying a ticket to the band dance
you get value received; if you don't
dance the concert will be we'll worth
the price.
Cloudy weather makes no difference
in the work at the Star Gallery. You
can get a fine clear picture any day.
Good music! Well, we should say so,
the Imperial orchestra furnishes music
for the band dance Friday; what better
can you ask?
Up-to-date dentistry; the highest
standard of dental work-a swaged
metal plate. DR.. Cook.
James Kellogg, of Spring Valley,
Mimi, arrived in the city Monday, and
will spend a few weeks visiting friends
and relatives.
You will probably save money by
getting prices from Wearne, south of
the track, before buying your winter
coal.
J. II. Duncan, who went to North
Dakota and filed on a homes tead, will
put i'll a couple of weeks at carpenter
work this fall.
This is nice weather bet it will not
always be nice. You will need horse
blankets, just take a look at Kading's
stock.
Harry Young, of Sioux Falls, cousin
of I'D Wood, mine host of Hotel Web
ster, dropped in on him this morning
for a short visit.
Horse Blankets! Did you say Horse
Blankets? Why yes, w L Kading
has the largest and best assortment ever
brought to Day county.
We had a snowstorm Sunday night
but the weather came off fine Monday,
the now o disappeared and it has
been lovely v since.
Special attention giveR t o extraction
and gold filling. DR.. Cook, the new
dentist. Office over First National
Bank, Webster, South Dakota.
ii. A. Spencer, and the Misses Sift,
Bruce, Balkin, Wissick. Wilson, Will
cox, Webb and Catlin constitute a Chi
cago party in this city,
Mrs. l.. Perefstein family arrived
from Webster Tuesday. They will
make their home in the John Guy
house.-Britton Sentinel.
Beeman Brothers came down from
old Fort Sisseton with a load of house
hold goods Wednesday night. They
are moving to the DR.. Harris farm
Messrs. Calmenson, Olson, Hammer
bacher and Block returned Saturday
morning from their trip to North
Dakota, they all filed on homesteads.
Fl. Towne, father of Mrs. Martin Sor-
enson aud a brother of Mrs. @. E..
Brooks, arrived Wednesday evening for
a visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
The following party Of Milbank sports
men came up Saturday and remained
shooting until Tuesday: j. S. Farley,
DR.. Ross, August Millestaccdt and DR..
Ferguson.
A family name is great, and M of
the greatest among stock men is the
Rose of Sharon" McKennett's Short
Horns are of this famous family. Sale
Nov. l4th.
Farmers do not let your team stand
out in the cold. Drive to DR.. N. M.
Judge barn where you will find good,
comfortable stalls and plenty of feed at
a nominal figure.
Lost-Last week Wednesday, Octo-
Der 18th, 1908, a ten dollar bill on the
floor of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank. Finder please leave in the bank
and receive reward.
1t will pay any lover of pure bred
stock to visit Thos. McKennett's farm
and look his herd over. Thos. will
offer some rare specimens for sale at
auction November 18th.
If You wait a loan upon land
in Day county, apply at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
They will satisfy you as to the
rate and privilege of payment.
The Aberdeen district Of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church will hold
its conference in the Kudesnes church
eighteen miles northwest of Webster,