Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-24

metal plate. DIR. Cook.
There will be services at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church next Sunday
evening. Q. Q. Hafstad, pastor.
Claire Peabody will Iskse ON Sunday
night for Chicago Were he will enter a
college for yetess6ary surgeons.
Senator William L. Cuyss arrived
from Petoskey, Mich, Hbyfsday to look
after his Day county interests.
Are you going hunting? Well, the
place to buy your ammunition is at A.
Smail's Pioneer Hardware Store.
Mrs. VIM. Bartelson and children
went to Waubay Tuesday to visit for a
month with relatives and friends.
We have a car Of hard coal and a car
of Birdseye Cannal coal at our yards
and prices are right. Ole Loken.
Dr.. and Mrs. French went up to Sand
Wig ranch Tuesday to hunt ducks. That
is, the doctor would do the hunting.
We still have a few of them % cent
underwear left. So come before it is
too late. Bell Clothing and Shoe Store.
Mrs. Byron Abbott returned Tuesday
from Webster where she has been receiv-
ing medical treatment. --Britton Jour-
nal.
The attention of road overseers is
called to the fact that you can get tile
for culverts at A. Smail's Pioneer Hard
ware.
G. E. Beeman camsTdown from his
ranch at Forasisseton Sunday and Wis
tied for a few&bhys with friends in this
city.
Miss v. Mabel Alley will take pupils
in the study of the p~ianoforte, hamony,
co~unterpoint, history and theory Of
music.
A strike occurred in Minneapolis
today at Dol and seventeen mills closed
down throwing 1900 men ont of employ
ment.
Lost-While hunting a thin rain coat,
tan color. Suitable reward will be paid
for its return to Reporter & Farmer
office.
Lost-A automobile lamp, between
Webster aud o. Williams place. Find
or please leave at this and receive re-
ward.
Wanted-Bright young man about 16
years old to learn the drug business. A
good opportunity for boy who is willing
to learn. Halbkat 81 Co.
Sam Calmenson, of the Bell Clothing
House, departed Sunday night for the
Twin Cites to visit for a mouth with
relatives.
We We have a few more of the 80 cent
straw aud crash hats which we are sell.
ing at 25 cents at the Bell Clothing and
Shoe Store.
The best reputation a man eau have
is his work. The watch work done by
M. Weinstein always gives the best
satisfaction.
Rev. o. o. Hafstad will hold con-
firmation services at the Norwegian
Lutheran church in Bristol next Sun
day morning.
Mrs. ID. E. Wallace came down from
Webster Monday to spend the day with
her daughter Mrs. L. Fl. Bentley.-Mil-
bank Review.
A girl who desires to assist in the
dining room for her board and 20 to
school can secure employment at the
Hotel Webster.
We have a few odd lots Of mems
shoes, sizes 8. 10 and II. which we will
sell at a great sacrifice. Bell Clothing
and Shoe Store.
Frank Byrne has resignedAA& position
with Edwards, WoodpE Co, in thi.
city and gone intoak@ train dispatchers
office in Aberdeen.
Rev. Eugene B. TreFethren arrived
from Ipswich Monday night to IDOL
after some matters pertaining to tn,
estate of his father.
Parties desiring T. g. Perker tc tun'
their instruments win please leave
orders at this Office. Next visit abon
the first of October.
j. D. Wood. who has been lookin,
after business interests in Baldwin
Wis, for several days, returned hom
Wednesday morning.
George and Emma Minder arrives
Thursday morning fromH Plato, MINI.
for 4 visit with IN f. lilly Of @. u. Bee
man, at Fort Sisseson