Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-11-30
Try the bowling alley under the new

service at the bowling alley.
l.. w. Baily has leased the bowling
alley aud will conduct the business in
the future.
Don't forget the Guild supper at the
farmers room ia the court house Friday
December 8.
Miss Maude Terpena came down
from Aberdeen Saturday for a few days
visit with Webster friends.
The Reporter and Farmer is ready
all times TO turn out first class job
work ON short notice.
Geo. Hammerbacher returned Satur-
lay from North Dakota where he has
been looking after his farming interests
Have You seen those new street hats
at Josephine Flagstad's? Drop in aud
see them they are beauties.
One of the best dinners ever served in
the city, will be the dinner at the Com
mercial Hotel Thanksgiving.
Wanted-A place in a good Catholic
home for a three months old baby girl.
Inquire at st. Mary's hospital.
Arthur M. Lang, representing the
Nipple Paper Company Of Pierre, was
calling on business men here Tuesday.
Gall on ]. Wander Meide over the
First National bank and get his rates
before making a farm loan.
The latest city styles in street hats
are very attractive and can be seen at
Josephine Flagstad's millinery.
Money for farm loans, lowest rates,
no delays, you sign the papers and get
your money.J. Wander Meide.
Best so cent grade of mems fleece lined
shirts and drawers go for 80 cents each
while they last, at H. G. Tegtmeier's.
Every lover of fine music should hear
the celebrated violinist Christian Han
sou, at the opera house Saturday night
Christian Hanson. Americas greatest
violinest will appear at the opera house
Saturday night, November Is. Hear
him.
Will Gearin arrived from his North
Dakota farmstead this week, for a few
weeks visit at the home of his brother
Jack.
f. A. Wearne handles grain in the
old McKeown fat house, formerly
operated by the Plato Milling company.
Try him.
The highest class of attractions will
be given at the opera house Saturday
night, with Christian Hanson enter
tainment.
The signal service, displayed three
flags Monday, blizzard, storm and cold
waive. Guess we got all there was
coming that day.
The chance of the season, 80 dozen
m sses and children's heavy merino
hose, IS and 30 cent values at IS cents a
pair at H. q. Tegtmeiers
Miss Bertha Bexke, who has been
suffering from a severe sore throat for
the past week was discharged from st.
Mary's hospital Tuesday.
Frank Halbkat left Tuesday morning
for Clark where he will be married
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Halbkat will
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G. w. Look, who now resides
at Kramer, N. D., was stricken a
couple of weeks ago with paralysis.
At present he is much improved.
John II. Norton departed Friday
morning for points in Maine where he
will remain a few days and then will
60 to the sunny south for the winter.
Mrs. Atlas Knapp is enjoying a visit
from her mother. Mrs. Wendt, who
came down Saturday evening. Little
Lousil came down with her grand
mother.
A severe storm 10 reported in the
east it is TO the effect that Tuesday
night snow fell to the depth Of several
feet from the twin cities to the Allan
tic coast.
Word received in this city this week
from Erick Sandyig announces that ne
is much improved ia health, and has
accepted a position in a Bank at
Emmitt, Idaho.
Magnus Begler. who has been an
inmate Of st Marys hospital for some
weeks suffering from an attack Of
pneumonia, was discharged from that
Institution Monday.
Excursion tickets on sale Dec. 10th
to 20th inclusive. TO the International
Live stock association at Chicago at
el9. IS for the round trip. Good return
ing Dec. oath 1906.
llias MCGUIRE departed Monday for
Minneapolis. She has worked il Miss
Flaestad's millinery parlors for some
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