Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-09-08

this place
New goods ire arriving daily
at the Elevator Store, call and
see them.
Nick Trautner the merchant at Frank
returned from a visit to the Minnesota
state fair Monday.
Now is the time to get a wagon or
buggy A Small is closing out his
entire stock.
Miss Mamie Mccormick departed for
aberdeen Tuesday morning to attend
tn Northern Normal.
Ice cream 800 per gallon
packed and delivered by the
City Dairy.
L. L. Hoyt returned to his home in
Lebanon Saturday after a few days
shoot around this city.
If you are contemplating building a
cement walk of any description see
Candy & Ladd
Geo. Perry, the man that hustles
express, spent Sunday in Aberdeen
visiting with friends.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city IN the old country of the First
National bank.
Miss Flagstad, cashier and book
keeper at the Elevator store. is spent
a few days in Aberdeen.
If YOU want TO buy a buggy drop into
\. Smail's and get the sacrifice prices
he is making.
Eleven train loads of stock passed
through Webster Sunday and Monday
from the Missouri river
The millinery department Of The
Fair has a new line of street hats for
your inspection.
W J Heating opened a
and short order house at the old stand
N Main street Monday.
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they viii receive
prompt attention.
Mrs. Roy Irwin spent the past week
III the Twin cities taking in the sights
at the Minnesota state fair.
Call at the Webster bakery and
restaurant for anything in the bakery
line, fresh every day.
Mrs Jens Peterson returned Satur-
day evening from a visit with relatives
and friends in Minneapolis.
". f. Kading is still in the harness
business. you will find his shop just
east Of the Fair Store.
Judge ]. H. Lund. of Webster, was
one Of those registered AT the Waldorf
last eyening-Andover Gazette.
Get your picture taken in the
latest and finest up-to-date
finish by Johnson.
j. ID. Wood returned from Baldwin,
Wis. SATURDAY morning, where he has
been on both business and pleasure.
Finger rolls, jelly rolls, in fact every
thing in that line at the Webster
bakery and restaurant.
The Misses Minnie and Anna Johnson
came down from Bristol Tuesday for
a days visit with her brother Martin.
How about footwear! The Ele.
vator Store has the right styles
at the right prices.
f. s. Knowles, of Sioux Falls was In
this city last Thursday on business
with the local land dealer, w. S. Hash.
The line of bakery goods at the Web
ster bakery and will always
be found to be of the best.
@. E. Russell has purchased a half
interest in the bowling alley and pool
hall and is now in charge of the bust
ness.
Did you hear that crash? That was
the price in wagons and buggies going
down when struck by A. Small.
Frank Parker went to waubay We'd
nesday. having purcbared an interest in
the business of s. L. Purdum in that
city. q
Wanted.-A girl to work for her
board and go to school.
Mrs. F H. Taylor.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, departed
for Minneapolis and Chicago Monday
night.
Buy your crockery at the Eie-
vator Store. They have just
received a good assortment.
Miss Ella Bleser. of this city, has
been engaged to teach the sixth grade
in the Webster schools. - Milbank
Review.
/ will make regular monthly visits to
Webster in the future, for dates see
local papers, DIR. J. s. Goodmanson.
Miss Kline arrived from Minneapolis
Tuesday evening aud will again Ii