Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-08-25

Mrs. w. T. Colwell departed Tues
day morning for Chicago where she has
decided TO remain with relatives until
next spring.
One-third off on all ladies
muslin underwear at the Eleva-
tor Store. Now is the time to
make your purchases:
The Farmers aud Merchants bank is
being repapered and painted on the
inside and presents a very handsome
appearance.
Great Gu on wagons and buggles.
Must close out TO make room for new
goods having just receided a car load OF
these goods. See A. Small.
Ben Carlford, of Watertown, has
purchased the store of Chas. Hustes at
Dexter and will conduct the business
in the future.
Knapp mi to buy an unlimited
number of spring chickens and will
pay the highest market price. Don't
be afraid of bringing too many.
DR.. and Mrs. j.. S. Goodmanson
arrived in this city Saturday evening
and remained for several days visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Huntington, who visited for
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. P.
ID. Peabody, has returned to her home
in Aberdeen.
DR.. Abbott, IA noted specialist in
Minneapolis, was called to Webster
last Saturday in consultation with
Doctors Peabody.
j. S. DeForest, of Milbank, was in
this city Monday evening. He helped
the local band in their part of the con
cert that evening.
Mrs. Hammerbacher and children,
who have visited with relatives and
friends i'll Milbank for the past month,
home Tuesday night.
Have You any money to throw at the
birds this fall? If not you had better
look around before buying your winter
fuel. Wearne is sill at the old Nc
Keown stand south of the track.
Word from Doctor and Mrs. Cook
from Ontario. Canada, says hat the
doctors health is very much improved
and hat they will return in the heal
DR.. Cook, the dentist is giving splen-
did satisfaction with all his work and
his business is daily increasing. When
in need of any dental work see him in
the offices over the First National bank.
Simon Nelson, who has been engaged
in the saloon business at Yankton for
the last eight months, sold his place
last week end has returned to
Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mohs, who have
been visiting for several days with
relatives at their former home in Mime
sofa, returned to Webster Tuesday
morning.
Miss Telltha Hunter and Messrs. @.
Hinter and lad Gamble, of Knox
vile, Iowa, are in the city visiting for
4 few days the guests of J.. L. Clark
and family.
Harry Barber, who has been at Yank-
since last March, has returned to
Webster and will soon begin work for
g.. o. Bailey as stationary engineer for
/ threshing rig.
K. w. Taylor came down from Aber-
leen last Monday and remained here
the whole week so as to be at home to
welcome a fine girl baby that made her
arrival Saturday.
Owing to the fact that the storm of
Saturday night put all the telegraph
wires from the Twin Cities out Of bust
ness the local commission houses were
rot in operation Monday.
General Huntington was in Gorton
saturday during the hail storm and he
that hail stones fell in that
vicinity that we're weighed and went
our TO eight ounces
CT. ID. Peterson returned Saturday
from his trip to the southern part
Of the state. Gil says he saw the best
around Sioux Falls but that the
state looks prosperous.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Craney returned
Friday from a visit to their home
in Madison. Mr.. Craney vas one of the
lucky ones at the Rosebud drawing and
registered while away at this time.
Mrs. A. N. Aldrich and son, Louis,
arrived from Aberdeen last Saturday
morning and went ont to Pickerel lake
where, they will remain as guests of
Mrs. E. A. Wearne for several days.
Lost a pointer dog about IS months
old, black, white and licked, has lost
his left eve. Answers to the name of