Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-04-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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Mrs. j.. G. Rathbnn, of Webster, is
visiting her many friends here this
week.-Andoyer Gazette.
The mill creek camel is the best now
produced. new car just in at +. A.
Wearne's, south of the track.
Ted Munson came over from Holm
Iqaist and spent Easter Sunday with his
many friends in this city.
Some of the best farms in
North and South Dakota far sale
by Beachy, Hanna X Company.
c. +. Cole, the local manager for
Edwards, Wood q Company, Was A
Sunday visitor in Aberdeen.
No other paint can honestly be given
40 strong a guaranty As we give
Carrara. l.. Lamb Lumber Company
John Wagner went to Minneapolis
Wednesday morning to consult with
the Empire Elevator company.
Ben p. Hoover came over from
Gettysburg Tuesday and spent the day
visiting with friends i'll this city.
Peter Roth, manager of the l.. Lamb
Lumber company, was an AMdoyer
yisiror on business last Saturday.
\. NJ. knight came over from Sisse-
ton last Saturday aud spent a few days
| ia this city on business matters.
g.. G. White, who visited in Des.
Moines, Iowa, for u couple of weeks
returned home Monday morning.
Henry Hanson and family arrived
from Wisconsin last week and will
make Webster their future home.
Il. A. Paulson came down from Web
| ster Saturday and spent Sunday with
| Bradley friends. Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Hitchings and
Mrs. Maryland were visitors from Wan
bay ia the county seat Wednesday. 4
/ H. A. Whiting, publisher OF the Bris-
toll Tribune, came over Tuesday and
spent a few hours in the county seat.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank. was a
business visitor at Andover Saturday.
Judge Mccoy and Sten0grapher
Granger came down from Aberdeen
Monday and held a short term of court.
Gen. +. Huntington, deputy cnu
collector for this district, spent "a few
days at his home in this city this week.
f. j. Kurka and wife and little boy
spent several days at Pickerel lake. the
last of last week and the first of this.
Joseph Paul came in from the farm
Tuesday evening to meet Mrs. Paul
who was returning from an eastern trip.
7. +. Egge, cashier of the Security
bank of Webster, transacted business III
Bradley and Lily on Friday of last
week.
We carry Elgip, Waltham, Hampton,
Hamilton, New York, Standard, Cen
tury and many other movements at
Harris.
Archie Flanders came down from
Webster Saturday, being called here by
the sickness of his father. Bradley
Globe.
VIM. Knott, one of the leading mer-
chants of Bristol, visited with his many
Webster friends for a few hours last
Tuesday.
The Imperial Orchestra will furnish
music for the Forester dance Monday
night. Every body go and enjoy the
evening.
Arthur Rieger, of Plato. Mimi,
arrived in this city last Saturday and
spent Easter Sunday with friends and
relatives.
Don't buy your formalin until you
have seen Carlson & Hunter, as they
have the genuine stuff for cleaning
seed grain.
Wilbur Dow came over from Milbank
Saturday night and has been spending
several days at his home i'll this city
this week.
A barn with a double and single stall,
now that will hold a ton Of hay and
buggy shed for sale. Inquire Of H. c..
Tegtmeier
II. A. Paulson came down from Web
ster again Monday. There seems to bc
a great attraction here for Elmer
Bradley Globe.
The Kunody ~. 80 hat, the hest hat
on the market for:the money, an colors,
all shapes and all sizes at the Bell
Clothing House,
Thos. McKennett wal up from Web
ster again this week instructing our
people in the way they should CO.,
Bristol Tribune.
Miss Grace Huntington, who is at
present in charge Of the millinery
department for the Big store at And
over, came home Saturday night to
spend Easter Sunday with the family OF