Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16


John Ray departed Monday morning
for Chicago, his old home, for a visit o.
several days with relatives and ole
time friends.
A few cars of the best Wisconsin
mixed wood just received at Potter 6
Garricks yard. Just the wood for sum
mer use.
Captain Watson, Z. H. Hoyt and w
G.. Werner were out to Pickerel las
Thursday evening and remained unit
Sunday night.
You will have no Irvine trouble il
you use Plymouth Irvine. Leave YOU
order with O~chsenreiter for some Of
this Irvine.
Miss Ora Ginmont arrived in the city
from Aberdeen Friday to spend severa
days in the city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Meyer.
have moved my harness shop just
east Of the Fair store where I will be
located until my building is completed.
w. 4. Kading.
Miss Auna Chilson and brother,
Logan departed Tuesday evening for
Alexandria, Mimi. for an extended
visit with relatives.
Great cut on wagons and buggies.
Must close out 60 make room for new
goods having Just rsceided a car load Of
these goods. See A. Small
Wa Roth, who is employed by Carl
son & Hunter o. this city, went up 10
6rSssoi SATURDAY aisas sni sr-as sun
Jay with his family,
For roooy up-to-date salts, go
to the Elevator Store they have
an exceptionally nice line and
ut the very lowest prices
A NJ Nstson. 8 barber. arrived in
this city FROM ChicaSo Wednesday
evening and h&s accepted ; position
with II. C. wsaShoa
Mrs Daniel wends, q Aberdeen, the
mother Of Mrs Atlas Knapp is visiting
a few days in this city, the guest Of she
family Of her daughter.
E. A. wearne, master Of Cotsau
lodge, departed Tuesday morning for
Yankton to attend the annual meeting
of the Masonic grand lodge.
Ed. Small, ex-mayor of Webster, and
one of the popular business men of that
city, was registered at the Waldorf last
Saturday. -Andover Gazette.
A.. w. Flanders, formerly of this city
but now located at Bradley, was a
visitor the first of this week in Webster.
He was accompanied by his IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hart arrived Tues
day evening from Pembina, N. d., to
be present at the marriage of their son,
H. +. Hart, to Miss Olive Potter.
The east side of Main street is some
what torn up at the present time but
everybody a stand it for a few days
for it means fine new cement walks,
Harry Taylor, acting as a guide and
inspiration for a party of gentlemen.
went down to Mitchell this morning to
point out the beauties of that city
G. Hillyer arrived in this city the
first of the week and has opened a shoot
ing gallery on the lots next to James
Peterson & Company's hardware store.
In the summer time is not much coal
burned but everyone is looking for nice
clean hard wood. You will find that
very kind in the Wisconsin hard maple
at the Potter g. Garrick yards.
G. w. Siglinger went out to Pickerel
lake Tuesday and spent the day prepar-
ing the cottage for the occupancy of the
family who will go out in a few days
for the summer.
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.
J. B. Pendergast, one of the old
timers of Webster, arrived from Sum-
NIT Wednesday and was having IN
excellent time visiting with the old fell
lows Of early days.
Mrs. 8. l.. Clark, of LeMars, Iowa,
who spent a couple Of weeks in this city
visiting with her brother, H. @.
Waughop, returned to her home last
Friday morning.
f. w. Paul. who has been up to his
claim in North Dakota for some weeks,
returned to this city Saturday and is
engaged again in the papering and
painting business.
Miss Augusta Christianson returned
this evening from Mitchell where she
has been attending college for the past
year and will spend the summer with
relatives in this city.
T. J. Dyke, who is at present cover