Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-17

Summit "Wednesday evening ne our o
fine boy baby waiting for him who had
arrived that afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs f. +. Guernsey were in
the city Tuesday. Mrs. Guernsey was
having trouble with her teeth and was
here to consult DR.. l.. w. Cook.
Miss Hettie Thorp, who has made her
home with w. S. Hash and family,
has gone to Watertown where she will
make her home with her brother.
/ have my new jewelry store finished
in up-to-date style and am now pre-
pared to do any kind of jewelry work.
II. f Hart.
Miss Nina Vandervoort and Miss
Helene Owen were guests of Miss Lulu
Vandervoort at Webster the first of the
week.-Milbank Herald Advance.
November "a, 2S, 80 and 30 are the
dates that Doctor Goodmanson will be
at his office in the Tegtmeier building
prepared to do all kinds of dental work.
S r. Nugen, Of Sioux Falls, repre-
senting the Publishers Mutual Insur-
ance association of Huron, transacted
business in this city Wednesday.
The city administration added very
materially to the appearance of Web
ster by cleaning up the refuse in the
Main streets the first of the week.
j. @. Herpel came over from And
over Monday and spent the day with
his many friends in this city. John
was rejoicing Pierre's splendid victory.
There will be services next Sunday
in the st. Johns Lutheran church. The
evening service will be conducted in
the English language. o. o. Hafstad.
VIM. Egeland, Almund Chilson and
Frank Gruby were down at Minneapolis
last Saturday taking in the big foot ball
game. They returned home Sunday
night.
Rev. Peithmann, of Webster, con-
Quoted services in the German Evan
gelical church last Sunday. There was
quite a large attendance out.-Britton
Journal.
Thomas McKeon, of Sioux Falls,
was in the city Wednesday looking
after business interests. He says the
people of the state are all jubilant over
the election results.
w. w. Rounds, Mrs. K. r. Place and
Miss Bertha Derrick went to Water
town Saturday evening to spend Sun
day with Mrs. Rounds, who is taking
treatment there.-Conde News.
Chris Cease, of Webster, a brother-in
law OF Geo. Breckenridge, came down
Thursday with a team of horses that
the latter had bought. He returned
home Friday Twin Brooks News.
Have your teeth looked over it costs
you nothing and besides you can enjoy
some fine music while your teeth are
being attended to if you call at DIR.
Brooks office on Saturday at two o'clock.
Miss Blanch Lee has returned home
a two weeks visit to Parkston
accompanied by her friend Ada Smith,
of Webster. The latter returned home
Monday afternoon. -Milbank Herald
Advance.
AL Smith, u popular clerk of the
courts, was in town last Monday. No
office in this or any other county is
Kept IN a more systematic manner, AL
knows where everything is.-Andover
Gazette.
Contour crown and bridge work is
what saves your teeth, and helps out
your appearance. DR.. Brooks oul
resident dentist does the best work ON
earth in this line, and the prices are
right.
Messrs Halbkat, Irwin and Cowan
were visitors in Aberdeen Tuesday
attending a meeting Of the druggists of
the five counties of the northern part of
the state.
Ladies'! in spite of the poor crops
you can afford to buy a hat at Mrs.
Cowie's millinery store, because the
prices are SO low everyone can have a
nice hat. Cali and see for yourself at
Wallace Block Millinery.
Charles W. ~Slglinger, postmaster Of
Webster, is In the city to attend the
present session of federal court. Mr..
Siglinger is a witness in an alleged
postal case.-Aberdeen
Friday.
Ladiesl in spite of the poor crops
you can afford to buy a hat at Mrs.
Cowie's millinery store, because the
prices are SO low every one car have a
nice new hat. Call and see for your
shIf at Wallace Block Millinery.
Mrs. w. L. Colwell is spending a few
days at her home in this city visiting
friends. The lady Will leave
for Parkston where she will