Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-10-13
Mrs. F. f. Hunter departed Thurs

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Tor an extended visit with relatives aud
friends &C her former home.
Mrs. Rogers, of Bradley. and Mrs. G..
L Kent, of Henry, spent a few days in
TINS city with their sister Mrs, John
Fleury, returning home Monday.
Mrs j 5. Drysdale, representing the
Albert Lea Cofset company, was in the
city the past week and secured Miss
Emily Hurstmau as agent for Webster
Earl Wilson aud Nick Nelson.
departed Sunday morning for Fulda,
Mimi, to attend the wedding OF Mr..
Wilson's sister which occurred this week.
Messrs. Peck aud Logan, of Chicago,
have arrived in this city for a visit with
the families OF their uncles, David and
John Williams, aud incidentally to DO
some shooting
Never were prices so low on
all articles usually kept in a
first class jewelry store as they
are now at NJ. Weinstein's.
Knapp wants TO buy an unlimited
number of spring chickens aud will
pay the highest market price. Don't
be afraid of bringing too many.
Lost-Second volume of Students
Enclopedia between Webster and
Enemy Swim lake August IL, 1904.
Finder please leave at J T. Goodwin's
New Century -four, a new product
made by the Webster Mill company
from Durum wheat, is handled by all
the merchants in the city. For further
information see 20 al merchant.
Mr.. Ainsworth seems to be quite a
favolite among Webster people who
desire musical instruments. During
the past week Mr.. Nels Nelson and
Charles Drue have each purchased new
instruments and we noticed several
Others in lhe new store who were about
convinced That a new piano was just
what they needed in their home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. S. Demmery, who
have been spending several weeks with
their son over III Faux county, returned
home Tuesday evening. They made
the trip overland and enjoyed it very
much.
Alex McFarlane, of Plerpont, was a
visitor in Webster Thursday. Mr..
McFarlane has recently disposed of his
interests in Pierpont and will soon
move to Aberdeen TO make his future
home.
Ferdinand Hinze returned this week
from an extended trip over the state
durlns which time he visited Pierre,
Mitchell and Sioux Falls. Mr.. Hinze
Seems to be impressed with the fact
chat the capital is pretty well located at
Pierre as he has just seen both cities.
Last Thursday night three horses and
II mule belonging to Paul Reipric got
on the railroad track in front OF a
freight train and were run down and
killed. The loss is a very heavy one for
Mr.. Reiprich aud we trust that the
railroad company will make satisfactory
settlement.
Mrs. Geo. Boyle and children, of
Cleveland, N. D., arrived in this city
Tuesday evening and will spend the
winter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Phelps. Mr.. Boyle will remain
there a short time and is expected to
come here having secured a position in
the power house.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a sale Friday and Sat.
urday afternoon and evenings, October
22nd and 23rd. Fancy and useful arti-
cles. baking and candy, also will serve
light refreshments. First door south of
Mrs. .Cowie's millinery shop in the
Wallace block.
Almost every day comes a report OF
some valuable dog in this city that has
been poisoned. A person who will place
out poison for dogs is meaner han his
intended victim. There are several
bird dogs in Webster that are cared for
by their owners aud which are very
valuable. We are informed that a
detective has been employed TO find the
person who is putting out the poison
and if caught fhe law will be invoked
aud he will be made to pay dear for his
crime.
The Webster Mill company are grind
ing night and day III order to supply
their enormous local and state trade.
II their trade increases as it has during
the past year, they claim it will be
necessary TO increase the capacity Of
the mill. This steady increase in trade
is due to the superior grade of -four
they make, and there is not another
institution in the city that advertise
Webster so thoroughly and favorably.
When buying, see that you get -four
made by the Webster Mill company and
thus compel them to enlarge the mill
- $500 -rs.lo~