Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-01

Experience is the greatest thing. i'm
repairing Watches NJ TeipEteipT has
been in the busipesS 46rty fyY years.
His work is alIg shtsed,
Horse Blanketssl Did you say Horse
Blankets? WIVES W. r. Kading
has the largesteb best assortment ever
brought to County.
If you want your watch repaired IN
good shape and warranted for three
years, M. Weinstein does the repairing
for half ofthe regular price.
The new press for the Waubay Clip
per arrived Tuesday and the Clipper
will probably be a home in its new
quarters in Waubay next week.
Special attention given ~ S&traction
and gold filing. DR.. gooF, the new
dentist. Office oveELEsfst National
Bank, Webster, soutKAaketa.
Jas. B. Lilley lift Wednesday for
Minneapolis. AS soon as he can find a
home Mrs. Lilley will join him. We
regret to lose this estemable couple.
We have the best line, Of mems and
boys oyeralls, working shirts and
gloves chat can be bought ut 80 cents
each at Bell Clothing and Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. RlCnapman were at
Bristol Friday and Saturday. j. r. to
look after the threshing of the crop on
his farm and Mrs. G. to visit friends.
Money to Ioanlonl Day county
farms at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
w. A. Stafford, of the McHenry
County Journal, published at Velva,
N. d., was a visitor in Webster Satur-
day. He was formerly a resident at
Waubay.
State Superintendent Of Public In
struction, Geo. w. Nash, spent
Wednesday in the city the guest of w.
d. Burcalow. We acknowledge a
pleasant call.
Williams, Curtis and Sandvig shipped
a train load of cattle to Chicago Satur-
day night. J.. r. Taylor accompanied
the stock and will visit for a few days
with his sister.
M. Weinstein carries jhe largest line
of clocks, watches, silserware and spec
tacles and sells his goods at twenty-five
per cent less than other jewellers. Please
call and examine.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Taylor drove to
Lynn township Saturday to attend the
funeral of Martin Peterson, the young
man who was killed by theboiler explo-
sion near Bradley.
Mrs. Cowie at the Wallace Block
Millinery has some of the very latest
pattern hats from the city and is up-to-
date in the trimming art, having just
returned from the east.
Farmers you an get the highest
market price for old scrap iron al the
Bell Clothing and shoe Store. They
accept it the same as cash in exchange
for anything in their store.
r. 4. Elkin and Geo. Watson have
purchased the business of Il. w. Brokaw
at Bristol aud take possession today.
The boys will run a short order restaur-
ant and confectionery store.
have three well improved farms in
southern Minnesota with buildings on
and we'll rented. that Ywji. trade for a
stock of general merchandise. Address
Andrew Olson, Danyers5 Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Peterson and chill
den arrived Monday night. Mrs. Pet
erson and children were returning from
an extended visit in Norway and Jens
had gone to New York to meet them.
Neutrality-suspicious. girl for general
homework in small family. Will give
permanent position at highest wages,
Address the undersigned at once.
L. MILES, Langford, s. ID.
Just received a big shipment of mems
boys and childrens fall and winter
clothing and being crowded for room
we still offer Gteat REDUCTION in our
spring and s~9hfhef clothing, the Bell
Clothing and Shoe Store.
A telegram FROM Minot, N. D., to the
Minneapolis Journal the
marriage of Daniel Farquahr and Mrs,
Hattie Barrett. Both of the contract
ing parties are well known in Webster.
Mrs. HI. "A. Peabody and son, Glare,
departed Sunday night. Glare viii
enter a school for veterinary surgeons
a nd physicians in Chicago. Mrs. Pea
body will go on to Columbus for an
extended visit.
Senator Robert j. Gamble arrived in
the city Tuesday and remained orer
-. IN /.