Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-10-06
A GREAT SACRIFICE
Sale For the Next Ten
Days Commencing
OCTOBER 9Th, 1904.
a Car Load of Standard Make
Pianos and Organs Shipped
Direct from the Largest
Manufacturers of
Organs and
Pianos

as 10 their former or regular price an,
their sale price, the sale price being tn,
lowest possible price that these instru
ments can be sold for, absolutely NJ
deviation from marked price will b,
made in this sale.
A fine lot of pianos, good value a
1925, will be sold in this sale at Sl47.
A beautiful line OF Pianos, elegant
value at $3.50, are now going at SlS5.
The above are only a few ~illustra
tons, showing the mount of money
you a save by buying a piano now.
Do not miss this rare opportunity OF
a life time in buying a Standard make
piano aud thereby save from $50 to SIS.
These instruments are all new and OF
the latest case designs.
Do not be led to believe that these
pianos are a lot made up for the pur.
pose of a sale proposition On the con.
trary these goods were carefully
selected by the largest music house in
the State of South Dakota, and every
instrument is warranted by the manu-
facturers who represent the largest
working capital in the world.
Come in and see for yourself and be
convinced that a fine line of pianos at
the regular price. terms to suit the
buyer. Store open evenings.
If your piano needs turning, leave
your order with us, we have two COM
petent tuners and we guarantee the
work.
Jno. Macarthur g. Son,
G. j. Wook, Manager.
Sales rooms in the Wallace Block,
four doors north of postofice.
Chas. DeSoden came down from
Aberdeen Wednesday on business.
John Hawkins. the Pierpont banker,
was a Webster visitor Wednesday.
Miss Gilmor departed for a few weeks
visit in Aberdeen Tuesday evening.
j. NJ. Pew was at Webster on bust
ness last Monday -Andover Gazette.
Miss Grace Egge: left Wednesday
evening for Chicago to attend college.
E. +. Guernsey, of Waubay, tran
sacted business in this city Saturday.
DR.. Schenecker was down from Bris-
tol Wednesday on professional business,
The new Kading brick building on
Main street is rapidly assuming proper
ton.
The new street hats are now opened
at the millinery department. of The
Fair.
On account of the delinquent tax list
the Reporter and Farmer is late this
week.
Have your rings and jewelry reset
and repaired as good as new at Malm-
berg's.
Mayor L. q, Levoy went to st. Paul,
and spent Sunday with Mrs. Levoy and
children.
You get the best finish and latest
styles in photographs at Fiksdal's new
studio.
Mrs. Fl. J. wayland aud Mrs. p. B.
Jenkins and son, were Webster visitors
tins Thursday.
have 100 acres Of land l wish plowed
this fall. Inquire of Wyman Rider, of
Strand.
Frank Hart came down from Aber-
deem Tuesday and spent the time
between trains.
The lunch counter at Knapp's hotel
is open all the time and everything is
the best.
The Misses Sonders and Bleser, of
Milbank, were guests of friends in this
city over Sunday
The great slaughter in prices on bug
gies and wagons is on a { Andrew
Smail's.
H. A. Harder and wife were Webster
and Bristol visitors Monday and Tues-
day.--Pierpont Signal.
Don't wait until winter to get your
iael. Order now from Potter s.
Garrick.
We understand that Oscar Magnus,
who lost his arm from an accident last
week IL getting along nicely.
The best grades Of hard and soft coal
and all kinds Of wood at Potter q
Garricks.
The next States Attorney for Day
county, Hon. Frank Sears visited Wau-
bay and vicinity Wednesday.
Wanted-A girl 70 do general house
work and 50 20 school. Inquire Of Q.
q. White.
Mn. Atlas Knapp and daughter
departed for Aberdsen Monday morn
Ing for IN extended visit with the
Iady's parents.
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