Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-10-20

1t You want a nice piece Of spring
chicken put up i'll the best possible
style, call at Knapp's restaurant he has
il all the time.
Isaac Todd aud wife, of Willard,
Mimi, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Ned P~hilbrooks, and friends in
North Webster.
/ have made arrangements to winter
"A number Of head OF stock. For te rms
inquire OF l.. w. Scripture. want To
buy 900 chickens.
Il. j. Dyke came home Saturday
night anu spent a few days III this city
visiting with his family and attending
10 business matters.
X. A. Denton, who hunted here for
ten days with relatives and friends,
returned TO his home at Manchester,
Iowa, Monday night.
Silverware at "a OFT until l remove in
to my new store where L will put in ID
fine new up-to-date stock. Call at
once. Harris jewelry store.
Knapp wants to buy an unlimited
number of spring chickens and will
pay the highest market price. Don't
be afraid of bringing tno many.
Never were prices so low on
all articles usually kept in a
first class jeweIry store as they
are nov at Nj. Weinstein's.
Mrs. II. Bouman, of Minneapolis, who
visited for ten days with the family of
her brother, Jens. Peterson, in this city
returned to her home Monday night.
w. ID. Burcalow, formerly principal
of the Webster schools, was transacting
insurance business here the first of the
week. He drove up from WATERFOWL.
Lost-Second volume of Students
Enclopedia between Webster and
Enemy Swim lake August IL, 1904.
Finder please leave at J. T. Goodwin's.
Clerks Of Courts Smith issued license
to we'd Wednesday to Joel P. johnson
and Lena l. Knistad and the young
couple We're married that evening at
Lily.
DR.. French and Frank Halbkat went
up in the north end of the county
Tuesday to entertain the northern
ducks as they came down for a couple
of days.
A. M. Nelson, who was employed in
this city for several months severed his
business relations with HI. G. Waughop
last week. and departed for his new
home in Watertown.
A. L. Malmbcrg aud son departed
Monday night for Minneapolis and Chi
sage City, Mimi, where they will visit
for several days and then accompany
Mrs. Malmberg home.
New Century flour, 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 your merchant.
DR.. and Mrs. Burlingame arrived
evening from Elk Point,
state, for an extended visit with
relatives in this city. Mrs. Burlin-
game is a sister of DR.. H. A. Peabody.
Daniel Sandvig, who has been in the
Twin Cities for several weeks for an
operation upon his leg, returned home
Wednesday morning and we are glad
to say he has received much benefit by
the treatment.
Mrs. Charles Garner, Miss Anna
Marx, Messrs. Barney Elias, Joseph
Marx, @. s., Will and Edward Dewell,
Ole Akerson and M. Meur were a Bris-
toll party who visited in their county
seat Wednesday.
II. S. Demmery was a visitor al
Mitchell on Monday. Mr.. Demmery
has boN Nicitcu DOtu Tile tOWuS dSpiIlIk
the capital and is more firmly con-
WINGED than EVER that Pierre is the
place to have the capital.
The Methodist conference for this
state has returned Rev. ]. s. Hardness
to Webster for another year. This
appointment will meet with the hearty
approval of Mr.. Hardness flock here
and his many other friends
Thomas Hustled, who accompanied
his wife to Minneapolis last week where
underwent an operation for gall
stone, returned to Webster Wednesday
morning and reports that Mrs. Hustled
stood the operation well and is ecove
ing nicely.
A party of young gentleman were
engaged playing cards the other
evening when the police appeared upon