Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-22

ior Canlolma saturday.
If you want your watch repaired in
good shape and wsfyanted for three
years, M. weinsteiud oes the repairing
for half of the regular price.
L. H. Woodwork was at Webster last
Monday and while there purchased a
residence. He intends to move over
about December LIST, aud will open a
law office at that place.-Bristol .Tri-
bune.
How much will it COST NE to carry
insurance in the Ne@ Ys1k Life Insur-
ance CompanSSfs a common question.
1t VIII cost<Sou pothing. If You don't
believe fhis, ask E. A. Wearne, their
agenE
For sale-EightA crey< of ground in,
the corporate LIMITS Of Webster. Will
sell in lots of yhe acre, in bulk, or in
parcels to suit purchaser. The property
is situated6n First avenue west. DIR.
j. l.. Hatris.
Mr. and Mrs. j. t. Goodwin, who
have the spent the past month visiting
with relatives and friends in Michigan
and Indiana. returned home Monday
morning and report a very pleasant
trip and visit.
Miss Tenney, who has been engaged
in the photograph business here for a
number of years, has disposed of her
gallery to G.. A. Johson and gone to
Casselton, N. D., where she will make
her future home.
A deal was completed Wednesday by
which f. f. Gibson purchased George
w. Hughes entire interest in the Gar
den City State Bank. Mr.. Hughes will
probably remain here until spring.
Garden City Tribune.
Since the Birdseye cgdneIfnines have
become exhausted J6ucK poor camel
coal is being sol%soye Of which is
called Birdseye/ T@ best camel coal
now prodnoed caf be found at Wearne's
sheds, old GcBeown stand.
The Straight Electric Company, of
Des Moines, Iowa, on Wednesday were
the successful bidders for the wiring
and electric fixtures for the new court
house and @. J. Anderson, of the same
city, secured the contract for frescoing.
In a damage suit tried at Sisseton
last Monday Mrs. Rasmussen secured
a verdict against the Dakota Central
Telephone Company for $1,000. The
case arose out the wires being down
and plaintiff driving into them sustain
ing serious injuries.
The woman's Thursday Club will
give their second Entertainment at the
opera house, atpfday evening, October
31st. Wpfiam/L. Nolan, Minnesota's
favorite hupforist viii give sour Folk
and Qtheps.' Reserved seats on sale
the Jhiddle of next week at the usual
place.
Miss Kittie Tierney, niece of DIR. and
Mrs. Nd. M. Judge, who has spent the
past summer in this city clerking for
Fiksdal Brothers, departed for ST. Paul
Tuesday morning, where she accepted a
position in one of the large department
stores.
Regular services at the M. e. church
Sunday at II a. m, followed by Sunday
school. There will be no evening SER
vice. The members Of the church are
requested to work with and for the
good of the special meetings now being
conductedi in the Congregational church.
J. S. Hardness, pastor M. E. church.
Having purchased the interest of Ole
Loken in the coal and wood business
we wish TO that we win
always carry on hand a large stock of
the very lbest grades of coal and wood
at bottom prices. Thanking you for
your Liberal patronage of the old firm,
we cordially invite a continuance of
your trade in the future. When in
need Of any kind of fuel give us a call
and WE win use you right. Yours for
honest treatment. Ditmanson Bros.
Phone liz.
Special meetings have been in prog
ress at the Congregational church all
this week and will continue each even
ing at 7:30 next week. We hope to
make these meetings helpful and
interesting to all, and all are urged to
come and help. There will be three
services Sunday, at IL O'Clock a. m
regular morning service, subject, "Test-
ing Times" at 3 o'clock, a special SER
vice for all the boys and girls and young
people of the town, subject, Raw
Material; : at 7.30 p. m, regular even
ing Evangelistic service, subject, "a
Question Webster Must Answer"
Come to these meetings and bring your
friends. Let us give a few moments
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