Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-11-26

finishing touch to a Thanksgiving din
ner, at Halbkat s. Co.
Joseph Allen Cowan and arrived in
Webster Wednesday to spend Thanks.
giving with relatives and fySends.
wanted-A man IF u% winter, will
pay good wages/ b4uire of jaime.
McFadden, WeSstsf, S. D.
smokeless Pocahontos o6aLA Forbes
Fuel Company. One 81, I've best soft
Goals for winter use IF te market.
Did you ever eaf Gunther's bon bons:
If not, you never tasted the best of con
dictionary, at Holbkat 81 Co.
j. B. Lilley arrived in this city
Wednesday morning. He is now travel
inS salesman for a Chicago house.
Lost-A large polapd china boar, will
pay a liberal rewardi for his return or
information, Jag Peterson 8 Co.
N. A. Thul was over from Waubay
the first of the week. Mike reports a
splendid business in his new location.
Cloudy weather makes ap~ Adherence
in the work at the Stab GsallerZ You
can get a fine clear picture any day.
Herman Arndt departed for his home
at Utley, Wis, Tuesday night fora two
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Are you going huufingg/ Well, the
place to buy your ap1unjs(cn is at A.
Smail's Pioneer HARDWARE Store.
w. A. Hart, formerly of Butter, now
travelling auditor of the Miller elevator
Company, vas in the city Wednesday.
Found-A Shawl. Owner can have
same by calling at the Potter & Garrick
elevator and paying for this NOTICE.
Up-to-date dentistry; the highest
standard OF dental work. Ewaged
metal plate. Df. /Cook.
T. J. Dyke, VIM. Egeiand and Chief
of Police Gruby went down to Mime
apolis Saturday on business and
pleasure.
This is nice wsStbsr But it will not
always b9tbi&Z YGpf will need horse
blanketA6sfak a look at Kading's
stock
Sylvester Compton arrived in the city
Thursday from Garden City and will
spend the winter with his cousin. Mrs.
Thurman.
Horse Blankets! Did you say Hores
Blankets? Why /yssLM. f. Kading
has the largest and best assortment ever
brought to DayNo6unty.
Mrs. HI. H. Russell departed Monday
for Chicoe, CAL, where she will remain
during the winter with her brother who
resides there.
Found-A pocket book containing
some papers, ow1ercan have same by
calling at this Office proving property
and paying for this notice.
Miss Nellie Irwin was an arrival from
the east, after an absence of several
weeks for the benefit of her health
Aberdeen News. !
A fur boa left at the masonic iraSe
room can be founhat this Office. Owner
can have anne b{ SaAling at this office
and paying for this notice.
Mrs. E. A. Wearne, of Webster, and
Mrs. w. A. Abbott. of Montana, are
visiting Mrs. A. N. Aldrich.-Aberdeen
News, Nov. Goth.
l.. g. Ochsenreiter, examiner for the
United States department of Justice, is
home for a few days vacation. He came
Tuesday morning.
A very pleasant party was given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Sorenson last Friday evening and all
report a pleasant time.
Mrs. Atlas Knapp went to Aberdeen
Saturday to get her little daughter
Lucille, who has been .isiting her grand
parents for severed days.
Superintendent Lockwood is the
whole thing at the power honse now, it
is a little hard on him, but the service
is first-class just the samf.
Don't miss the Ludd Hisk supper at
court house hall, Dec. sid from five to
nine p m. Admissiod y cents, child
rem under Is years p cents.
Special attention given to extraction
aud gold filing BIZ Cook, the new
dentist. ohick 9YeA First Nasioaai
Bank, Webster, eodth Dakota.
Lost--Friday. Nov. 2otRA thiee hogs,
weight about 200 pounds, laFt Aeen, two
near win Sheelar's, the othsrA north
west Of the city. Will pay \ Reward
for their return or for iuformatidn.
Martinsvcist.