Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-09-22

buggy. A Small is closing out his
entire stock.
f. w. Taylor came up from Aber-
deem to spend Sunday in this city with
his family.
Ice cream $1.OO per gallon
packed and delivered by the
City Dairy.
Mrs. j. r. Chapman and daughter,
Maude, returned from Minneapolis
Tuesday evening.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
M. Rexford, of Waubay, candidate
for county auditor, was a Webster
visitor Saturday.
If you want to buy a buggy drop into
A. Smail's and get the sacrifice prices
he is making.
DIR ]. S. Goodmanson came home
Saturday night and remained over Sun
day with his family.
The millinery department of The
Fair has a new line of street hats for
your inspection.
DR.. McKutt, of Aberdeen, and party
Of friends spent several days this week
hunting in this vicinity.
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
The Congregational church is being
reprinted and will present a very neat
appearance when finished.
If you want TO buy a buggy, harness
or horse call on @. G.. White at the
Commercial livery.
Art and Homer Hillebrand went to
Platte Wednesday morning to act as
battery for their ball team.
Exceptionally good values in
ladies furs and jackets at the
Elevator Store.
j. b. Prendergast departed for Sum
NIT Tuesday night to visit his son,
John and family of that city.
Call at the Webster bakery and
restaurant for anything in the bakery
line, fresh every day.
DIR. John L. Roger returned to st.
Paul Monday night after spending a
week in this vicinity hunting.
w. +. Kading is still in the harness
business, you will find his shop just
east of the Fair Store.
B. A. Walton has removed his law
offices from the Wallace block to rooms
over the First National bank.
Get your picture taken in the
latest and finest ~up-tO-date
finish by Johnson.
H. r. Horner, of Pierre, arrived in
this city Tuesday and will remain for a
few days visiting with friends.
Finger rolls, jelly rolls, in fact every
thing in that line at the Webster
bakery and restaurant.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, was a
Aberdeen visitor last Thursday.
The line of bakery goods 1T the Web
ster bakery and restaurant will always
be found to he Of the best.
Miss Bertha Derrick arrived from
WATERFOWL Monday for a visit with
her mother and friends in this city.
The best camel coal now mined can
be obtained at Wearne's yards sonth of
the track. Nice big chunks.
Jerry Sheean was in the city Tuesday
night. He has accepted a position with
w. G. Warner for the coming winter.
Did you hear that crash? That was
the price in wagons and buggies going
down when struck by A. Small.
T. Il. Egge returned from his visit to
Wisconsin, where his son is attending a
military academy, Saturday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Sherwood, who
visited relatives in Pierpont for several
days, returned home Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Rich, Roy Irwin, DIR. French
and w. G. Warner were out to Enemy
Swim after ducks the first of the week.
Mrs. l.. G. Levoy and children left
for st. Paul Friday night for a few
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Open day and night and always ready
to do business, that is the way things
are at the Webster bakery and restau-
rant.
Attorney Anderson, VIM. Egeland
and DIR. Peabody, OF Webster were
registered here yesterday.-Pierpont
Signal.
Some extra fine dry Wisconsin maple
straight body wood that your wife can
split. At Wearne's yards, south Of