Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-17
Robert Romantic, of Aberdeen, spent
a couple Of DAYS with his father-in-law
Frank Bork, in this city this week.

d couple OF days with his father-ln-law
Frank Bork, in this city this week.
No opium or narcotics In Halbkat's
red spruce and pine a combination of
balsams, that are soothing and effective.
Mrs. A. Knapp and daughter, Lucille,
departed Monday evening for a visit of
a few days with Aberdeen relatives.
Don't let the children cough and
strangle, get a bottle Of Halbkat's red
spruce and pine, gives immediate relief.
Miss Anna Pyell, of Webster, was
registered at the Britton hotel Satur-
day of last week.-Britton Journal.
Miss Ida Kruger returned to Britton
Tuesday from a few days visit at her
home in Webster. -Britton Journal.
Jacob Schacker has gone to the
soldiers's home at Hot Springs, S. D.,
where he will remain for the winter.
Chas. Drue has moved his tailor shop
from the Hash building to the offices
formerly occupied by b. A. Walton.
Owing to the change of time of the
train from the east we can get no mail
in Webster at present in the evening.
Miss Grace Egge has returned from
her musical studies in Chicago for a
short visit at the home of her parents.
Mr.. Ives and Miss Cora Perry, of
Aberdeen, were the guests of the lady's
brother, George, i'll this city Sunday.
Mrs. @. f. Hyde and little daughter,
Helen, went to Aberdeen Monday even
ing for a two days visit with friends.
The county commissioners were out
inspecting the poor farm this week aud
found everything in very good shape.
Mrs. Lee Bailey, of Webster, was
visiting Mrs. Elmer Benedict during
the week .-Milbank Herald Advance.
Frank Sears, who spent several days
last week visiting his daughter in st.
Paul, returned home Monday morning.
David Williams, of Webster, one of
Day county's prominent citizens, was
in this city Sunday.-Aberdeen News.
Alma, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sunquesp, died at the family
residence in this city Tuesday, Nov. Is.
L. G.. Ochsenreiter who has spent a
couple of weeks at his home in this city
departs tonight for Madison, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Amundson, of
Lynn township, are the proud parents
of a fine baby boy that arrived Monday.
j. H. Duncan shot a large fox while
u after small game Sunday. Dunk
says there is no game too large for him.
Open day and night and always ready
to do business, that is the way things
are at the Webster bakery and restau-
rant.
Albert Bashor was called down to
Minneapolis Saturday night on bust
ness. He returned Wednesday morn
ing.
Lost-Saturday either in railroad
yards or near the stock yards, a sheep
lined coat. Finder please leave at this
office.
Mrs. II. Il. Denton and daughter,
Louise, returned from a visit at their
former home in Pierre, Tuesday morn
ing.
DIR. ]. 8. Goodmanson will be at his
Office in the Tegtmeier building Novem
Der 81, 90, 20 and 30. See him about
your teeth.
Mrs. j. Cavanaugh returned to her
home in Andover Wednesday night
after a visit with her daughter Mrs. f.
Sears.
When in need of anything in my line
please come in and see me in my new
location at Halbkat's drug store A. 7.
Malmberg.
J. j. Adams returned Saturday even
ing from his farm in Potter county
where he went to swell the republican
sSeS hast Aucvuhy.
have moved my harness shop just
east of the Fair store where I will be
located until my building is completed.
w. II. Kading.
N. ]. Serum and two children came
over from Bristol Monday and spent
the day with the family Of has daughter
Mrs. @. @. Rieger,
1t you want a nice piece of spring
chicken put up in the best possible
style, call at Knapp's u he has
IL all the time.
A rumor says that Q. S. Payne, for
merly of this city. will return here
from Redfeld and open up an up-to
date steam laundry.
have made arrangements to winter
a number Of head of stock. For terms
inquire Of L. w. Scripture. want to
buy 800 chickens.
MIR. and Mrs. r.. HUH aud children