Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-07-21

cnlchen put up III the best posslple
style, call at Knapp's he has
it all the time.
A pair Of ladies fine dress gloves Were
left at the Star gallery July S. Owner
can have same by calling and paying
for this notice.
FONDA yellow slicker on the road
southeast of Webster. Owner can have
same by calling at this Office aud pay
ing for this notice.
Viola Hendricker, Of Webster, has
been engaged TO teach the primary
department. of the Andover schools
AnGover Gazette.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, was look.
ing after his interests on the ranch near
Aberdeen Sunday.
Miss Saddle Walsh, who has beeu
visiting her sister, MIS-. Geo. Hammer
hacker, returned TO her home in Mi.
bank Monday evening.
Great cut on wagons and buggies.
Must close u TO make room for new
goods having just recs,dei q car load OF
these goods. See a. small.
Mesdames J. G south and J. 4.
Dyste, OF Minneapolis, are visiting
relatives in tins city being the guests of
Mr.. ana Mrs L L South.
Fred Stone came in from the west
Wednesday morning and spent the day
with Webster friends. Fred had just
been down 10 the Rosebud.
Knapp wants 10 buy an unlimited
number Of spring chickens aud Will
pay the highest market price. Dent
be afraid Of bringing TO many.
Misses Bessie Paterson, Emma Cab
Ter and Ava Fox came from Faulkton
Monday evening TO be present at the
funeral Of Miss Grace Demery.
Mr.. VIII Fox. Of Wynn, S. D. who
has been IN Webster during the late
sickness of Miss Grace Demery.
returned home Thursday morning.
f. C. Chaddock viii move from sum.
nit TO Webster shortly and Will hold
down a clerkshlp in the Farmers and
Merchants bank--Waubay Clipper.
To the Rosebud Monday, Claude E.
Stewart, Wilbur Dow, Steph Pierson,
Ed Merger. j. E Mccormick. : H
EgeAnd, Paul Gruby. E. a. Wearne.
The Webster visitors Tuesday morn
ing TO rhs Rosebud were Nels Nelson,
John Martin. Miss Ella Coney, W. F.
Kading, A Hrabak. W. VI. McCumber.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kreiter. Of Web
ster, passed through Tuesday morning
or their way TO Zion City. Ill. for a
visit Of two weeks.-Waubay Clipper.
The pure copper cable lightning rod
sold BY Jens Peterson & Company is
Enquesuonably the best thing out-and
Jsns understands how TO explain the
merits Of same.
Miss Vina Kitlion, of Los Anglese,
Cal, formerly of wanbay, and John
Cofey, Of Madison, who are visiting in
Wauhay, were Webster visitors Mon
day.
G. G Bush, president Of the Webster
veblen railroad, was in the city Mon
day with q corps of engineers who
started out on the proposed line Mon
day.
E. H.. Hoyt and Allan Leroy arrived
Wednesday morning from Manchester,
Iowa, and will remain at their cottage
at Pickerel lake for an outing of several
days.
DR.. Herman has painted, papered
and otherwise fixed up his office and
when finished will have one of the
neatest and most tasty offices in the
CITY.
The Milbank people who attended the
street fair and carnival at Webster last
week all speak wen of the affair and
that it was we'll worth seeing.-Milbank
Review.
You never saw a house properly
rodded which was struck by lightning.
Jens Peterson & Company sells a pure
copper rod, and puts them up cheaper
than anybody else.
We understand a gun club is being
organized in this city, the principal
object of which is to assist the game
warden aud his deputies in the enforce
ment of the game and fish laws.
DR.. L. r. Bullingame arrived from
Elk Point Monday for a short visit
with his brother-in-law, DIR. HI. A.
Peabody. DIR. B. is an old Websterite
and has many friends in this city.
DIR. v. M. Conner, of Minneapolis.
a specialist in abdominal operations in
animals, was in the city a couple Of
days last week assisting DIR. Judge in
some delicate operations on horses.