Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-11-05

Cau get a~hus, GtfhE pfcrure any Gay.
The Webster Mill company has put in
a dynamo and now runs its own lights
for night work.
Are you going huntng1 Well, the
place to buy Sesr an1lHpgH is at A,
smail's Piopeer Haehysre Store.
Mr.. and gsrfs VIZ smith returned
Monday morning from their visit with
relatives in Minnesota. !
Gunther's onfectionegSisL c9kRdAk
best the world over-HaHbkakGA6om
pany retail this fine chndggb6 Webster.
Frank olton, a druggist from Faux
ton, was a business visitor in Webster
Wednesday Of this week.
Up-to-date dsutistpA the highest
standard of aeRtal Eork<a Sswaged
metal plate. DR.. Cook.
Attorney Abbott, of Sioux Falls, was
a visitor in Day county for a few days
this week hunting ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smelzer, who spent a
few weeks in this city returned to their
Minnesota home Monday.
S. L. Potter is spending a few days
with relatives and looking after bust
ness interests neal Butler.
The outside work on the tower of the
new court house is finished and presents
a very handsome appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Arnett and child
rem arrived from Aberdeen Monday III
make their home in this city.
F. G. Palmer, who is employed on the
court house, vent horne to Waubay and
spent Sunday with his family.
G. s. Tussey, representing the Min
neapolis Tribune, was interviewing the
citizens of Webster Thursday.
L. @. Parker, who spent a couple of
weeks in this city timing pianos, went
west in his automobile Tuesday.
Van Cleaye Russell departed for Min
neapolis last Friday evening and win
make that city his future home.
The Catholic Order of Forresters have
issued invitations for a dance at the
opera house in tqis citysNov. III.
Gene Huntington, deputy internal
revenue collector, was in town yester-
day neutrality-suspicious. Gazette.
Mrs. w. s. Hash returned Tuesday
morning from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Minneapolis.
DR.. J. s. Goodmanson passed through
Webster Saturday night on his way 70
Minneapolisfo attend the great football
You MilH probably ave money by
getting prices from Wearne, south Of
the tfackI before buying ysur winter
Guy Mcintyre, representing a whole
sale piano house, spent a couple OF days
in this city. the guest of his sister, Mrs.
w. d. Burcalow. N
This is nice weather but it will not
always be nice. You viii need horse
blankets, just take a look at Kading's
stock.
A hobo was arrested Tuesday for
indecent exposure Of person and was
given ten days in the city bastile by
Justice Malmberg.
Horse Blankets! IBID you say Horse
Blankets? Why Bes w. f. Kading
has the largest and best assortment ever
broughtto Day County
David Williams, president Of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, was called
to Sisseton ON business Sunday return
ing home Monday night.
Special attention given 70 extraction
and geld fliing. pr. COOK, the new
dentist. Office over FIRST National
Bank, Webster, south pakAts.
w. p. Nuggets was in from his Rari-
tan farm Tuesday and reports that his
wheat this year graded No. /, and went
fourteen bushels to the acre.
You want a good hun one you can
show visitors and bs4rosd Of one that
will grade up your seQck.N Attend the
Mckemett sale Nov. lAtA and get hun.
y. E. Beemn has disposed Of his
interests and the lease on the land near
Fort Sisseton apd has moved his fam
lily TO the DR., r. /. Harris farm.
Ii costs no nlQre to nassnre a good
ggade steer fhaAa scrub, md you real
iss double as hqneh ON the grade at time
Of marketing. AhtendM Nj Kennstt's sale
Saturday, Nov 18th buy one Of the
ius Registered shah Horn bulls and
grade up your hssdAN