Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-12-21

Many of the teachers will leave for
their homes Friday night TO spend
Christmas with their relatives.
% per cent off on all suit
cases and trunks, at the Bell
Clothing and Shoe Store.
Arthur Ainsworth. the WATERFOWL
music man, was looking after business
in the city Friday aud Saturday.
j. vender Meide, our popular loan
agent, departed for Orange City, Iowa.
this morning to spend the holidays
Fred Brachager departed the first of
the week for Milwaukee taking his sou
with him TO nave his eyes treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sherwood leave this
evening to spend a few DAYS in the
Twin Cities on business and pleasure
Warren L. Mack and family departed
Monday morning for California where
they expect to make their future home.
Mrs. j. s. Goodmanson departed
Wednesday for Chicago to spend the
holidays at the home of her mother.
Claude Stewart is now employed by
G. 4. Anderson IN his many business
ventures in the new town of Anderson.
Found-On Main street Wednesday, a
ladys' gold watch. Owner can have
same by calling at Commercial Livery.
j. III. J Black, of Sioux Falls repre-
senting the Minnesota Type Foundry,
was calling on Webster printers Fri
day.
s. L. Purdum came from Bristol
Monday and remained a few hours and
then went on to his business in Wau-
bay
Miss Mayme Mccormick was over
Bristol Friday. Saturday and Sunday
to see how her little nephew was pro-
crossing.
J. H. Dunkin and o. X. Olson
returned from Andersonville Saturday
night having completed their work in
hat city.
Mrs. Tomas McKennetl, who has
been quite seriously Ill for the past two
weeks, Is, we are glad to report, on the
way to recovery.
Walter Grubv, who went out in the
world last summer to shift for himself,
came home Saturday. There's no place
like home after all.
Miss Ada Smith, who went TO Mil
bank for the knights of Pythias meet
ing, remained for u visit of several days
with Milbank friends.
What a difference from a year ago
aud what pleasure it gives all Webster
people to hear nothing but praise for
the Commercial hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Meyer entertained
q few friends with cards and an excel
lent lunch Friday night. All enjoyed
a very pleasant evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Oliver Darling have
pu released the w. L. Mack residence in
the second ward and will soon make
their home in Webster.
Frank Carver departed Monday
night for q short visit at his former
home in Chicago. He expects to be
home the first Of next week.
Charles Anderson and John Moore
came mp from A~ndersonville Monday.
Mr.. Moore to visit his family and
Charley to transact business.
Miss Emma Sohults. the popular
clerk at the Elevator store. has been
confined to her homo at Charles Rath-
buns the past week with illness.
O. X. Olson andAdamQvant departed
Monday night for their claims near
Berthold, N. D.. where they will
remain the balance Of the winter.
James Nickol was : visitor to his
former homs 1t Gary last week. He
returned home Saturday stopping for .
day on his way home At WATERFOWL.
Food and dairy Commissioners e. w.
Small. who spent the greater part Of
last week in 10 southern part Of the
state. arrived home Saturday night.
II you do not read tho advertisements
Ia the Reporter and Farmer you will
miss some bargains that would make
The mail order houses green with envy.
r. 8. Sigdessad aud Rev. Ellie. Of
Lynn township, were visitors in Web
ster Tuesday, and wore purchasing
Christmas presents and visiting friends.