Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-09-15

vicinity.
have moved my harness shop just
east of the Fair store where I will be
located uutil my building is completed.
w. f. Kadlng.
II you know a news item and don't
see it in the paper, don't roast the
editor just remember you forgot to tel
him about 1t.
1t you want a nice piece of spring
chicken put up in the best possible
style, call at Knapp's he has
it al the time.
l.. }. Eyre is now accommodating the
customers of the Bell Clothing and Shoe
store having severed his connection
with the New store.
One-third off on all ladies
muslin underwear at the EIeva-
tor Store. Now is the time to
make your purchases:
T. Z. Egge and son, Burdette left
Tuesday evening tor Dellafield, Wis,
where Burdette will enter the St. Johns
military academy.
Great cut on wagons and buggies.
Must close out to make room for new
goods having just receided a car load of
these goods. See A, Small.
Read the article headed Wheat
Rust" in another column of this issue.
Press bulletine No. | South Dakota
experiment station.
Knapp wants to buy an unlimited
number of spring chickens and will
pay the highest market price. Don't
be afraid of bringing too many.
Hon. James Bullock, John Bonner
and G. w. Haskell, of Pierpont, were
Webster visitors Monday looking after
some school business.
Anyone wishing haulind done of any
kind, will leave orders or telephone, j,
r. Taylor's livery barn.
@. p. Giles.
Mrs. and Miss Gilmor, Mrs. and Miss
Egge aud A. I. Cooper, were the guests
OF Captain Watson at his cottage at
Tamahe park Sunday.
Frank Burns arrived from Minne-
apolis Wednesday morning for a few
days visit with relatives and friends in
Webster and vicinity.
A. +. Anderson, of Red Wing, Mimi,
spent several days in this city this week
looking after real estate interests, lie
was the guest of L Gross.
Miss Alma Munson, who has charge
of the dry goods department at The
Fair, is taking a vacation and visiting
at her home in Appleton, Mimi.
Mrs. Arthur Rieger arrived Saturday
morning from Plato, Mimi, for a two
week visit with her parents, Gen. and
Mrs. L. Huntington, and friends.
There will be services at the Norweg-
ian Lutheran church next Sunday. The
evening service will be conducted in the
english language, by Rev.O. o. Hafstad.
Joseph Gfeerer, agent for the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway at Shak-
oppe, Mimi, visited P. j. Roth in this
city Sunday, returning home Sunday
night.
Francis Dolan and wife, who have
been visiting friends in this city the
guests of Mr.. Dolan's parents, departed
for their home at Braynard, Mimi,
Friday night.
A. w. Anderson is reitting and NOV
ing his gallery TO the corner of first
avenue and third street and expects to
be ready for business in his new quart
ers about Sept. Gath.
DIR. j. S. Goodmanson will make pro-
fessional visits to Webster three days
every two weeks. His next visit will
be September 20, "a, and rs Watch
the Report and Farmer for dates here
after.
u. W. IAtlctilcH ItluT1tN AlOuudN
from Grand Forks where he has been
working for the past two months. He
left Tuesday for Medina and will have
charge of the Stutsman Connty Leader
hereafter. Cleveland, N, D., Leader.
will put up the largest copper cable
rod made for 10 cents per foot; points,
balls and all complete. To parties fnr-
nishing their own points | will furnish
the rods for 1215 emit per foot.
II. II. Russell.
Frank Bowen, agent for the St. Paul
Hail and Cyclone company, was one of
the Gazette visitors Wednesday morn
ing. Frank is the same good natured
soul that he Was when he was landlord
OF the Prior House in Webster And
Gazette.
Miss Wiltford, a niece of ID. B. Comp
ton, who has been visiting with her
uncle's family, departed for her home
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