Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-03

uscye 1annal coal at our yards
ana prices are right. Ole Token.
Andrew Small went down to the city
Saturday to visit relatives and take in
the state fair.
We still have a few Of them 25 cent
underwear left. So come before it is
too late. Bell Clothing and Shoe Store.
Mrs. Burcalow, aud son Harry, re-
turned Tuesday from a two months visit
at WATERFOWL.
A. Milligan, of the st. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance company is in the
city on business.
George Shepard has accepted. a
position in St. Paul and departed for
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. w, +. Kading and family have
returned from their Summers visit with
Wisconsin relatives.
Miss Mcbride and Miss Brass were
among the passengers bound for the
city Saturday night.
Z. A. Wearne went to Minneapolis
Wednesday evening to look up the
winter supply of fuel.
DR.. Harris is erecting a barn 56 X 80
feeto on his farm three and a half miles
northeast of Webster.
Mrs. T.. j. Dyke and son Cecil and
Miss Hazel Hash went down to the
city Saturday morning.
Mr.. Thurlwell, of Illinois, a brother
of Attorney Wells, is in the city looking
up a location in this section.
Mrs Paul Gruby and daughter, Grace,
left Saturday for Minneapolis Mrs. Geo.
Terpena accompanied them.
Allen Cowan left for Canton Tues
day, where he has secured employment
in a drug store at that place.
Mrs. S. B. Walker departed for Sum
nit Saturday morning for a visit with
her brother, Henry Stephenson. d
Mrs. William Atchison arrived from
Minneapolis Friday evening to renew
her acquaintance in this city.
Miss Cora Culver finished her visit at
the home of George Dunton and
returned to Ortonville, Manday.
Mrs. Frank Hutchinson who has been
visiting in this city the past two months
left for Minneapolis "Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Taylor departed for Fari-
bault, Mimi. Saturday morning. She
will also visit i'll Rochester, MINI.
Misses Ada and Marie Newell arrived
from Mellette Sunday TO spend some
time with their cousin j. G. Wood.
Up-to-date dentistry; the highest
standard Of dental work-a swaged
metal plate. DR.. Cook.
Miss Eugene Beck retu rned Sunday
morning from Garden City where she
has spent the past week with relatives.
Harry Derrick arrived from Water
town last Saturday and will visit at the
home of VIC. Warner for a few weeks.
lirs. Emma Hart, Mrs. James
Garreck and Miss Olive Potter went
down to the City to. remain during the
fair.
The attention of road oyerseers is
called to the fact that you can get tile
for culverts at A, Smail's Pioneer Hard
ware.
Mrs. Jessie Cowie returned from
Chicago Saturday evening, where she
has been selecting a fall stock of mill
inery.
NJ. Weinstein keeps the largest stock
of watches in the county and sells his
goods cheaper than any jeweler in the
county.
Mrs. Charles Black, of Waubay, was
in the city for a few days this week
assisting in getting ont the Waubay
Clipper.
For Sale-A Standard Oil cook stove,
bran new, ipst the thing for a threshing
outfit. Inquire Of j. d. Wood at Hotel
Webster.
Mrs. William Stanton, of Minneapolis
arrived on the seven ocl ock Wednesday
and is the guest Of Mrs. J. 8. Goodman
son for a few days.
We hare a few more of the 80 cent
straw and crash hats which we are sell
ing at rs cents at the Bell Clothing and
Shoe Store.
w. Fl. Krause returned from Grown
ron, MSnn., Wednesday night. Mrs.
Krause and sister, Miss Hulda Booth
will return later.
The best reputation q man can have
is his work. The watch work done by
M. Weinstein always gives the best
satisfaction.