Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-11-26

Mrs. w. w, Dudley, a former resi-
dent Of this city. was here Saturday
from Bristol where she has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Will Knott.
Married, at the home Of Rud Hnure,
of Bristol, Herman Reprich, of Webster
and Martha Grosenick, of Bristol, on
Nov. gath, Rev. Peithmrnn officiating.
A company of local talent willpresent
the melo drama IA curse of Gold" al
the opera house Dec. 4th, for the benefit
of the Crescent Cornet Band Of this
city.
w. r. Bates drove oyer from Wilmot
Saturday night. He missed the train
and hooked up his team and came across
reaching Webster almost as early as the
train.
j. r. Maxwell, who has spent the
summer with his son at Strand, departed
for the Soldiers Home at Hot Springs
Monday morning where he will spend
the winter.
Money to loan on Day county
farms at a low Fate of interest
with privilege pf payment at
any time. "
Farmers and Me4chants Bank.
Lew Drill and Bobby Blewett, who
were at one time catcher and pitcher ON
the Webster base ball team. have hung
out their shingles as attorneys at law in
Los Angeles, Cal.
Farmers do not let yoafz team stand
out in the cold. Drje9<foFDr. M. M.
Judge barn whers<y6a viii find good,
comfortable stasa6 ad plenty of feed at
a nominal figure.
G.. A. Walker has sold his entire stock
of confectionery to Arthur Arnett, who
recently purchased the Cornelius gro
Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker departed
for Aberdeen Monday.
st. Mary's Guild will b6ld their
Christmas sale of fancy ARTICLES, baking
ETC., December 4th and FM Subscrip-
tions taken for the Ladies Home Jour.
nal and Saturday evening Post.
Isaac Peterson, wA6 has a claim heal
here arrived last week from Wanbay,
s. D., and will remain here for some
time. He is at present working on the
new school house. -Cleveland Herald.
Lost-Two calyss, one yeariing and
one spring calf, @lor< eds, branded on
hip with IetteD/ "DI Reward for the
return or intSrmatfop
j. l.. Harris.
If you want loan upon lard
in Day cou9tyy apply at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
They will satisfy you as to the
rate and pr5vilkge of payment.
The Webster Telephone company
issued a new directory this week con-
tanning the city exchange and rural
lines. Mr.. Ross the manager says they
will insist on the call by numbers in
the future.
J. f. Sines, who has been engineer at
the power house in this city for the
past six months, resigned his position
and departed for Sioux City, Iowa,
Wednesday. III health was the cause
of his recognition.
December 4th aJd 5th are the dates of
the Guild sale/ Desirable things for
Christmas gjSfs<a reasonable prices.
Flesh bakj6gkfc. at the Ehilson build
ing. Ckflden's Guil& and Ladies
HoD6 Jodrnal boothS at the Curtis
oeace./
Herbert B. Tysell, editor and pub
Usher of the Marshall County Journal,
published at Britton, was in the city
Friday enroute to Minneapolis. He
went through the new court house
while here and was very much pleased
with it.
Gordon smith, the eldest son of Clark
of the Courts and Mrs. Albert Smith,
who has spent the past year in Montana
on M of Uucle Sans survey corps,
returned home Sunday morning and
viii spend the winter with his parents
in this city
The Ladies Aid Society, of the M. e.
church, will hold tEeirAnnual sale Sat
urday, DecembeE l2th. Fancy needle
work many hapisope and useful arti-
clrs suitable t6r Christmas gifts, also
fresh baking Come and get something
good 10 ear, JUST like mother used to
make, oysomsthing nice for a Christ
mas p5<sent/
You probably will be yAved any
annoyance of being withoun fugd If You
buy of Forbes Fuel Compgny/ for He
always has it on hand. HC96 sell You
any amount from a ho1fulH to a a or
more, quality as goodasfhe earth pro-