Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-11-23

Turkeys this year are very fine
but scarce; order one early from
Bauske * Hanson.
The best dinner of the year at tn,
Commercial Hotel on Thanksgiving
Get in at the first table.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Jackson anc
children, of Waubay, visited with rela
tives in this city Sunday.
Have You seen those new street hat
at Josephine Flagstad's? Drop in and
see them they are beauties.
Miss Lizzie Foltz spent Wednesday
in Aberdeen visiting friends. or course
Miss Follz went by freight.
Call on J. Wander Meide over the
First National bank and get his rates
before making a farm loan.
Z. w. Sheldon, of the law firm of
Waddle g. Sheldon, was transacting
business in Bristol Wednesday.
The latest city styles in street hats
are very attractive and can be seen at
Josephine Flagstad's millinery
Mrs j. Selmser returned to her home,
at Watertown, Saturday morning, after
spending two weeks visiting here.
Money for farm loans, lowest rates,
no delays, you sign the papers and get
your money j. Wander Meide.
Mrs. ID. B. Compton returned Sunday
morning from her extended visit with
friends and relatives in the Twin Cities.
Best so cent grade of mems fleece lined
shirts and drawers go for 80 cents each
while they last, at H. O. Tegtmeier's.
Remember the Knights of Pythias
dancr is Thanksgiving night and that
the Imperial orchestra furnishes the
music.
+. w. Small, Food and dairy com
missioner, is making a tour of the CEN
trail part of the state in the interest of
his office.
Freddie Groshong came up from
Waubay Saturday and spent Sunday
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
r. Hanna.
See Laura Frankenield as mercy
Merrick" in Her Double Life at the
opera house next Tuesday evening,
2S.
VIM NJ. Denton, after a visit of a
with Webster relatives and friends,
returned to his home at Lebanon We'd
nesday morning.
There will be a basket sociable at the
nome of Mrs. Charles Wright at her
nome at the poor farm on Friday eve-
ming, everybody invited.
The chance of the season, 80 dozen
m sses and children's heavy merino
nose, 25 and 30 cent values at Is cents a
pair at H.. @. Tegtmeiers.
A. @. Davis, the bonanza farmer of
Strand, was a Webster visitor onThurs-
lay. He reports everything prosperous
Il his part of the country.
Charles S. Payne departed Tuesday
'or Roslyn where he will take the place
If Anton Gilbertson, who is very ill
with diphtheria at present.
Usual morning service at the M. E.
church at 1880 o'clock, Sunday school
1t IL o'clock. No services in the even
ng. Rev. j. S. Hardness.
The Reporter and Farmer will be
ssued text week on Wednesday, to give
he force an opportunity to attend
Oevine service and eat turkey.
]. w. Abbott writes from the soldiers
home at Hot Springs that he is improv-
ng in health very rapidly-in fact is
than he has been for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Douglas expect
o leave for Auburn, CAL, Monday
where they will spend the winter with
heir daughter, Mrs. E. r. Foster. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ravens departed
saturday evening for their home at
Montpelier, N. d.. after spending a
week In this city with his parents.
Roy Lee departed for Aberdeen
tuesday evening after visiting in this
ection for a couple Of weeks. He
xpec,s to go to work at his trade there.
Roy Thayer, who has been employed
a the Webster Mill, resigned his posi-
ion, and Tuesday morning left for
minneapolis where he will work in a
Mill. 3
No Thanksgiving dinner is
complete without . turkey.
3auske & Hanson have some
ones. Get your order in
D
Geo. w. Lemon returned this morn
ng from an extended visit in the south.
IN part Of this state and in Nebraska.
ie reports all sections that he visited as
cry prosperous.