Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-11-19

Remember that Fred Russell's
sale is POSTPONED until Novem-
Gunthep, sokflctionary, a fine addi-
ton to TianBssgiSing desert, at Halbkat
& Co ~
Come to Arnett,sCs Sh Grocery and
get new naples ngarH cslsry, popcorn
and English Raknnts.
Leave ~colleqtioas with the First
National bank IapdEh will receive
prompt attentis40
@. G. Bennett, president of the First
National Bank of Pierre, is in the city
visiting with friends. u
Gunther's ItslispI chocolates, the
finishing touchNo " Tkanksgiving din
ner, at HalbkakS1s6.
Are you going MpdsE Well, the
place to buy yourA91f9ffon is at A.
smail's Pioneer HarGMare Store.
The Misses Amundson and Dalager,
of Lynn, visited in Webster for a
couple of days this week.
Wanted-A man for the winter, will
pay good wages Ihqgife of James
McFadden, Webster, SD.
Alex McFarlane, of Pierpont, was a
business visitor to the capital of his
county Saturday of last week.
Governor Lee has finished his sum
mers work near Lily and returned to
this city to spend the winter.
Irving Graham came in from Strand
Tuesday and spent the day t~ransacting
business with Webster people.
G.. o. Lanning, travelling representa-
tive of the Sioux City Journal, was in
Webster on business Wednesday.
Lost-A large polaah0eina boar, will
pay a liberal rewHd/fW his return or
Information, JasIRkSefson & Co.
!. letter from Il. r. Foster to IA friend
in this city says that he is getting along
nicely in his new Arkansas home,
Cloudy weather mpkegpoI difference
in the work at the HtaflGayfery. You
can get a fine clear pyes1fe any day.
Geo. Lemon and wife were down at
the Twin Cities for a few days and
returned home Wednesday morning.
II JaCla;ra eaa.o+a.v A.
Mitchell capital campaign committee,
was a visitor in this city Wednesday.
Jas. G.. Rathbun, of Webster, who has
friends all over the county, was in town
last Tuesday evening -Andoyer Gazett.
Mrs. II. @. Tegtmeier, who visited for
a few days with Mrs. VIM. Mas at
Lidgerhood, N. d., has returned home.
Ike Foltz went down 20 st. Paul last
Sunday morning with a few car loads
of cattle. He returned Tuesday morn
ing. m
You My probably a v money by
getting pdceH from Wearne, south Of
the hse1, before buying your winter
cs1H
Ole HI. Hagen, n of the prosperous
farmers who live near Lily came over
and spent Saturday in Webster on ousl-
ness.
This iz16cgwsather but it viii not
alwaysbsHeI You will need horse
blap9 etake a look at Kading's
DIR. II. A. Peabody who has been laid
up with rheumatism for several days
has sufficiently recovered to be out
again.
Horse Blanketg pig you say Hores
Blanketss Why EsY w. f. Kading
has the largest AndAest assortment ever
brought I 0 Daye6d6ty.
Biczkowski g. Co. have moved their
tailor shop from the Hit building to
the Hash building opposite the post
Office.
Special attention given to extraction
and gold fiiiingS pr. Cook, the new
dentist. Oficet SAer First National
Bank, Webster, South Dakota.
Peter j. Fiksdal received word Fri
day that a son had been born to him in
Norway and mother and child were
doing nicely.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, of this
city, was a business visitor in Aberdeen
last Sunday.
There win be union Thanksgiving
services at tho Norwegian Lutheran
church, Rev. Hafstad will deliver the
principal discourse.
August Hipsch and Mrs. Lydia
Cotton were united in marriage Nov. A.
both uarties are wall and favorable