Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-17


Rev. 0. 0. Hafstad will preach in the
school house south of John Lohner's
next Sunday morning.
Lost-While hunting a thin rain coat,
tan color. Suitable reward will be paid
for its return to Reporter g. Farmer
Office.
Lost-A edtomohde lamp, between
Webster odd o. Williams place. Find
er please leave at this and receive re-
ward
MI. Wagner,of Webster, was in town
Wednesday helping A. w. Flanders
repair his threshing engi ne. -Bradley
Globe.
Miss Hannah Lawyer, who has spent
the summer with Webster friends,
departed for the Pacific coast Tuesday
morning.
We have a few more of the so cent
straw and crash hats which we are seII-
ing at % cents at the Bell Clothing and
Shoe Store.
The best reputation a man can have
is his work. The watch work done by
M. Weinstein always gives the best
satisfaction.
A girl who DESIRES to. assist in the
dining room f9f DER board and go to
school can sechre employment al the
Hotel Webster.
We have a few odd Iots of mems
shoes, sizes 8. 10 and IL, which we will
sell ct a great sacrifice. Bell Clothing
ana Shoe Store.
Charles Drue came up from Sioux
City Monday and spent the day in the
city looking after some investments he
holds in this city.
Mrs. L. Fl, Bentley and sons, Howard
and Everett, who have been visiting at
Webster, returned home Saturday.
-Milbank Review
Parties desiring L, g. Parker to tune
their instruments fwM please leave
orders at this office. Next visit about
the first of October
Frank O'Reagan, who visited for a
few days with Frank Sears and family
in this city, returned to his home in st.
Paul, Saturday night.
Miss Lelah Stanton, who visited for a
couple of weeks with DIR. and Mrs. J.. s.
Goodmanson, returned to her home in
st. Paul, Saturday night.
If you want your watch repaired in
good shape and warranted for three
years, M. Weinstein does the repairing
for half of the regular price.
Experience is the greatest thing in
repairing watches. NJ. Weinstein has
been in the business forty-iye years.
His work is all guaranteed.
J. p. Becker could not run his thresh-
ing machine Monday, SO he came over
from Butler and while here visiting his
family bought ten.head of horses.
Fred A. Atherton arrived Tuesday
from his new home in California, being
called in the adjustment of some of the
insurance claims Of the Waubay fire.
We have the best line of mems and
boys overalls, working shirts and
gloves that can be bought at 90 cents
each at Bell Clothing and Shoe Store.
Jens Peterson departed Saturday
evenening for New York, where he will
meet Mrs. Peterson and the children,
who are returning from an extended
visit in Norway.
M. Weinstein carries The largest line
of clocks, watches, silyerware and spec
tacles and sells his goods at twenty-five
per cent less than other jewelers.. Please
call ard examine.
The Logan party, who came here last
week for a visit of a few days with Mrs.
Logan's brothers, David and John Will
Hams, left for their home in Chicago
MONDAY morning.
DIR. A w. Abbott, of Minneapolis,
was visiting with friends in this city
this week, the guest of DIR. H. A. Pea
body. He came out to hunt chickens
but the weather was rainy.
Money to loan on Day county
farms at u low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
David Williams and wife, of Webster,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Logan, Miss Rhea
Logan and Master Howard Logan, of
Chicago, form a party that arrived at
the Ward last night. They expected to
drive to the Logan ranch neal Ordway
today but Indictment weather prevented.
They will be in the city until Sunday
niQht.-Aberdeen News Sent