Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-15

A healthy, handsome, ten months old
baby boy can be had for adoption by a
good Catholic family. Apply at st.
Mary's Hospital.
Experience is the greatest thing in
neutrality-suspicious. NJ Wejhstein has
been in the business forts five years.
His work is all g~uapdnteed.
Special attention given to extraction
and gold filling. DIR. Cook, the new
dentist. Office over First National
Bank, Webster, South Dakota.
Rudolph Ludke and Miss Bertha
Petraasch were united in marriage in
this city Wednesday. Rev. Hunt
performed the ceremony.
If you want your watch repaired in
good shape and warpdnted FOR three
years. NJ. Weinstein does the repairing
for half of the PECULIAR price.
NJ. L. Mack was called to Iowa this
week by the death of his father.
Brother Mack has the sympathy of all
in his hour of sad bereavement/~
Money to loan on Day county
farms At a low ra<G of interest
with privilege of Payment at
any time.
Farmersand Merchants Bank.
Messrs Tegtmeier, Taylor. Terpena
and Bailey had quite a hunt last Satur-
day-thirly-six canyass back ducks,
four geese and three chickens.
Farmers do not lyts your team stand
out in the cold. Drive to DR.. NJ. NJ.
Judge barn whsfe you will find good,
comfortable s1Gdls and plenty Of feed at
a nominal 6eg6re.
Rev. HihAs, of Spencer, Iowa, arrived
in Webster Monday evening and will
remain for a couple of weeks looking
after business interests.
M. Weinstein carries jhe largest line
of clocks, watches silserware and spec
tacles and sells bis goods at twenty-five
per cent less tb4nother jewelers.. Please
call and examine.
Mrs. Efie Gruby expects to leave
Saturday for st. Paul. After a short
visit in the cities she will go to Everett,
Wash. for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Blesser.
Farmers you can get the highest
market price for Old scrap iron at the
Bell Clothing and Shoe Store. They
accept it the same as cash in exchange
for anything il their store.
Presiding Elder Reifenback, OF
WATERFOWL, held services in this city
Sunday. Rev. Hardness accompanied
him to Aberdeen Wednesday to be
present at the Methodist conference for
this district.
Agent Bradley who has been attend
the meeting of the national association
of railroad telegraphers in Denver for
a couple of weeks, returned to Webster
Wednesday morning.
One accident causedby Having your
horses hitched on TIE Sxfeet will cost
you more than tbe bsfn bill for a year.
Take your horses to DR.. Judges barn
when you come to Webster.
Miss Ada Martin went to Webster
last Saturday, near which place she
will teach a full term of school. She
was accompanied by Miss Maude Ben
nett, who returned IN the evening
Bristol Tribune.
have three well improved farms in
southern Minnesota with buildings on
and we'll rentedI trat / will trade for a
stock of genera herchandise. Address
Andrew olsqf, p~anvers, MINI.
days from his new home at Evarts, has
disposed Of his residence property here
and gone back to the ranch.
neutrality-suspicious. girl for general
homework in small family. Will give
permanent position at highest wages.
Address the undersigned at once.
L. MILES, Langford, S. ID.
Saturday night a young man in Bris-
toll stole an overcoat. The police of
towns along the line were notified at
once and Sunday chief Of Police Gruby,
intercepted the man in this city and
Chief Police Lee Falkner came over
from Bristol Monday and got him.
Mrs. s. w. Huntington came down
froms Aberdeen Wednesday to spend
the day with her daughter, Mrs. p. d.
Peabody. Mrs. Huntington was accom-
panied by Mrs. Thomas +. Marshall,
wife of congressman Marshall, of
Cakes, n. d.
w. P. Haggett returned Wednesday