Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-09

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here from Langford the first of the
week on legal business.
Martin johnson went up to Bristol
Friday evening and remained until the
next morning at home.
William Martin, of Minneapolis, is
visiting relatives in this city. He is the
guest of Mrs. McKeown.
We are informed that there are seven
applicants for saloon licenses in this
city for the coming year.
Mrs. II. +. Denton and daughter are
visiting in Pierre at the home of j.. c..
Williams.-Pierre Dakotan.
Rev, p. l. Curtiss departed for Faux
ton this morning where he will conduct
services in his former home.
Mrs. Will Hash came over from Web
ster Decoration Day to visit relatives in
this city.-Milbank Review.
7 E. Haugen aud wife departed Sun
day night for Albert Lea, MINI. to
visit relatives for a few days.
Sam Calmenson was callel to orion.
vile Saturday night TO look over a large
line of samples from which to replenish
his fine stock of summer goods.
Gen. E. Huntington returned Satur-
day evening from his trip 10 Pierre and
over the coded lands to Midland.
Marshal Gibson, Henry Beeman and
Frank Cutting were among the dele
gates from Waubay Wednesday.
Mesrs. Berchy and Hanna returned
Wednesday morning from their bust
ness visit to Minnesota and Iowa.
Edward Rogers came out from
Minneapolis Sunday, and accepted a
position on the Webster ball team.
Chas. A. Bahr has added to the usual
neat appearance of his butcher shop by
giving the exterior a coat of paint.
There has not been much doing in the
baseball line the past week and most of
the boys have recovered their voices.
Roy Lee resigned his position with
Harry Waughop last Saturday evening.
We have not learned his future plans.
T. E. Egge, cashier of the Security
bank of this city, is in attendance at the
state bankers meeting at Sioux Falls.
Lee Bailey and son, Ray, came down
from Webster Wednesday for a short
visit with Observation-Disclosures Review.
We have reprinted and papered the
Reporter and Farmer office and find it
a much more pleasant place TO work,
o. w. Hanna, of Webster, s. D.,
was t~ransacting business in Jackson
Wednesday jackson, MINI, Republic
Are you going to- build? If
the Elevator Store can save
you money on your hardware
bill.
Edward Carnahan, of Britton, has
arrived in Webster and accepted a posi-
ton in Harry Waughop's tonsorial par
lors.
There is no painless dentistry, but DR..
Cook will do your work with just as
little pain as is possible to the profess
sion.
Elmer Hutchinson departed Wednes-
day for st. Louis to put in a couple of
weeks at the Louisiana Purchase expo
The records have all been broken in
the buggy and wagon business A.
Small is selling them at astonishing low
L. NJ. Hazelden and family, of Lily,
were visiting friends and relatives and
N the circus in Webster We'd
A few cars of the best Wisconsin
mixed wood just received at Potter s&
Garricks yard. Just the wood for sum
mer use.
G. F. Seefeld and Michael Biersbach
farmers Of Valley township,
were ~transacting business in Webster
You will have no Irvine trouble if
yon use Plymouth Irvine. Leave your
order with Ochsenreiter for some Of
Irvine.
Mrs. s. w. Huntington is at Webster
for a short stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Percy Peabody Aberdeen News,
June 3.
have moved my harness shop just
east Of the Fair store where / will be
located until my building is completed.
w. F. Kading.
Jack-of-C Clubs Chapman, who is at
present employed in Bradley, was a
visitor with relatives and friends on
circus day.
That was a great advertiser ent that
Sam Calmenson had on the elephant.
Sam has found that it pays to adver-