Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-09-15

Ice cream pi.OU Del gallon
packed and delivered by the
City Dairy.
Michael Thorson, one of the leading
merchants of Sisseton, was in the city
Thursday.
If you are contemplating building a
cement walk of any description see
Candy & Ladd.
Mrs. l.. Curran, of Aberdeen, a
trained nurse arrived in the city Mon
day evening.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Small aud
daughter, Florence, spent Sunday at
Tamahe park.
If you want to buy a buggy drop into
A. Smail's and get the sacrifice prices
he is making.
A. @. Davis, the bonanza farmer
OF Strand, was ~transacting business in
the city Friday.
The millinery department of The
Fair has a new line of street hats for
your inspection.
Miss maude Chapman departed for
Minneapolis Tuesday night for a short
visit with friends.
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Ed. Block acted as police Monday
while Chief Gruby went out in quest of
lhe prairie chicken.
If you want to buy a buggy, harness
or horse call on G. @. White at the
Commercial livery.
Miss Mae Funk arrived from Groton
Monday and is visiting friends in this
city for a few days.
Call at the Webster ba kerry and
restaurant for anything in the bakery
line, fresh every day.
Richard Bell went to Bristol We'd
nesday to accept a position in the Wat
son 81 Elkins restaurant.
w. +. Kading is still in the harness
business, you will find his shop just
east of the Fair Store.
A. @. Godfrey, representing Sanford
Dodge Theatrical company, was here
Monday billing the city.
Get your picture taken in the
latest and finest up-to-date
finish by Johnson.
Frank Bowen, of Kasson, Minnesota,
spent a day in this city and vicinity last
week adjusting hail losses.
Finger rolls, jelly rolls, in fact every
thing in that line at the Webster
bakery and restaurant.
Capt. J.. vanderhorck, of Minneapolis
was in the city Friday visiting friends
and looking after business.
How about footwear? The EIe-
vator Store has the right styles
at the right prices.
John Williams cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants bank arrived home from
the east Tuesday morning.
The line of bakery goods at the Web
ster bakery and restaurant will always
be found to be of the best.
o. A. Chilson and family returned
from their summer outing at Alexandra
Mimi, Wednesday morning.
Did you hear that crash? That was
the price in wagons and buggies going
down when struck by A. Small.
The new well is progressing nicely
they are at a depth in the hole at some
thing oyer six hundred feet.
Wanted.-A girl to work for her
board aud go to school.
Mrs. F H. Taylor.
Z. w. Small, Webster's popular
ex-mayor was in town last Monday
Recommendations Gazette.
Buy your crockery at the Eie-
vator Store. They have just
received a good assortment.
David Williams president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank returned
from a business trip east Friday.
will make regular monthly visits to
Webster in the future, for dates see
local papers, DR.. J. s. Goodmanson.
H. N. Tragitt was called to Trenton,
New York, Wednesday morning on
account of the illness of his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sears returned
the Twin Cities Monday morning.
Frank went down Saturday night.
DR.. w. H.. ~Skjeederup, of Granite
Mimi, arrived Sunday morning
for consultation with DR.. Kjerland.
Sam Calmenson departed last Thurs
day night for a week or ten days visit