Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-17
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Mrs Nick Schmitt. and children, of
Webster, who was visiting relatives in
Malrose twp. for the past two weeks,
returned home M~onday.-Milbank
Rview.
Miss Meta Hepler, who has peen
spending the Summer in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunton at Web
ster, arrived home last week.-Britton
Journal,
Miss Henriett Cuisine went to Bris-
toll this evening where she will begin
her first school next Monday. M ISIS
Cuisine graduated from the normal last
June.-Madison Sentinel.
Farmers you can get the highest
market price for old scrap iron at the
Bell Clothing and Shoe Store. They
accept it the same as cash in exchange
for anything in their store.
II. E. Peabody returned from Web
ster, s. d. today. He was accompanied
by Mrs. ID. E. Rouse of Columbus, o.,
who will visit a few days at the Ashton
home.-Ponca, Neb. Journal.
Peter j. Fiksdal, accompanied by Miss
Emma Rydjord, Peter Rydjord and Ole
Wicke arrived Saturday from Roms-
dalen, Norway. Mrs. Fiksdal and son
Walter will return next summer
Mrs. T. E. Egge, Miss Grace and Miss
Ruth departed for the east Monday
night. Miss Grace will enter college in
Wisconsin and Mrs. Egge and Miss
Ruth will return in about two weeks.
If you want a loan upon land
in Day county, apply at the
Farmers aad Merchants Bank.
They will satisfy you as to the
rate and privilege of payment.
Just received a big shipment of mems
boys and children's fall and winter
clothing and being crowded for room
we still offer great reduction in our
spring and summer clothing, the Bell
Clothing and Shoe Store.
A number of friends spent a musical
evening at the Ashton home last Satur-
day evening in honor of Mrs. d. E.
Rouse, who went to Elk Point yesterday
to visit a few days before returning to
Columbus.-Ponca, Neb., Journal.
Guy Smell went to Webster last Sat-
urday afternoon to look up a situation
offered him there by the Milwaukee
company but found the pay attached to
the situation too small to offer induce
ment and returned to Britton Monday.
-Britton Journal.
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.
At Bristol a fellow went ont and
earned IS. Came to town and bought 90
cents worth of tobacco, and walked up
the railroad a short distance to enjoy
himself. A gang Of thugs held him up,
took his money and informed him tina {
they would teach him not to work.
-Groton Independent.
A. M. Lockwood and Sarah K. Schoch
were united in marriage at the home OF
the brides parents in Osseo, Mimi, on
Sept. 8, 1908, and arrived in this city
last Friday. The groom is the manager
of the city light and water plant, and
while he has been here but a short time,
yet by his strict attention to business
and pleasant affahle name has made
himself very popular with our people.
The young lady is very highly spoken
of by all who know her. We bespeak
the young couple a warm welcome in
Webster society.
The games of ball to be played in
Groton during carnival week, will be
among the very best played in the state
this year. The Claremont- Brltton game
promises to be fast and interesting, and
the Webster-G roton game will be a
specimen of playing seldom excelled
by the leagues. The fame of these
teams is almost state wide, ard as Gro
ton is one game to the good, Webster
will give the boys a correct imitation of
how the great American game is played
in their endeavor to make it a tie at the
close of the season and carry off that
800 purse and the state championship p.
-Groton Independent.
For Sale.
Secondhand bicycle, lady's wheel.
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