Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-06

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try is that performed by DR.. ]. s. Good
manson, who will be at his office in tn,
Tegtmeier building April II, IS and 10
DR.. j. s. Goodmanson came home
from Britton Saturday night and spent
Sunday with his wife and friends and
went to Frederick Monday morning.
The doctor will not be in Webster
again until time to vote at the city
election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sasse, of Brit
ton, who attended the confirmation of
their son, Fred, at the German Evan
gelical Friedens church of this city, left
for their home Tuesday They were
accompanied by Fred and Augusta
Krause.
If you would do for the best interests
of Webster you smokers would all use
the cigars made by ID. O. Anderson.
They are not just as good as foreign
makes-they are the very best cigars
sold in this city. We know from
experience
A large audience assembled at the
opera house, in this city, Sunday and
listened to discussion of the temper
ance question, Rev. J. S. Hardness rep
resented the prohibition side and Rev.
Z. O. H. Peithmann, the license phase
of the nronosition
w. G. Calderwood, of Minneapolis,
one of the most forceful of the young
temperance orators of the country, will
address the people of Webster and
vicinity a. the opera house Tuesday
evening, April IL. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Ed. Highland was summoned from
Webster the first of the week by the
critical condition of his sister, Mrs
Green. Mrs. Green had paralytic
stroke last Monday and has been in
precarious condition ever since, being
unable to speak, -Langford Bugle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul formerly
residents of this county, but who have
been in Haugen. Wis, for the past four
years, have returned TO Day county.
Mr. Paul says he never liked Wisconsin
and is very glad to get back to his old
home once more and he is back to
remain.
Frank L. Hyde, brother of G. E.
Hyde, is one of the recent arrivals in
Webster. He is an expert miller and
has accepted position with the Web
ster Mill chmpany and will make his
home IN this city. His family is visit
ing relatives in Michigan at present but
will come to Webster later.
Edward Hawley, secretary of the
State Liquor Mems association, was in
the city from Sioux Falls Wednesday
evening to interview State Food and
Dairy Inspector Small in order to get
his Interpretation of the pure food law
passed by the last legislature in where
it effects the liquor men.
J. w, Irwin, who has for so long
been secretary of the Webster Mill COM
pany, leaves tonight for Glendale, Nd,
where he will visit friends for few
days, and then go to Old Mexico where
he expects to remain year. His many
friends will wish him much pleasure on
his trip.
J. NJ. Wagner, who has been engaged
in the grain business in Webster for
great many years has finished his !
labors in this section and departs Sat
urday for Minot, N d, near which
place he has claim and where he will |
make his future home. JOHNS many
friends will wish him all kinds of sue
cess in his new field OF endeavor.
DIR. j. s. Goodmanson will be at hi q
office in the Teghmeier building April
II, 10 and 10, and will be prepared. to
do all kinds of dentistry in the latest
improved methods. If there is any
thing wrong with your teeth you can
not afford to miss this go den oppor-
tunity of having them atte Jnded to and
attended to right. All W ork guaranteed.
Hon H. .. Wickre., of Webster, calls
our attention to an. error in the report
of the swine sales made at the Breeders
association meeting at Mitchell in Feb
ruary. Cherry Rose, contributed by
Mr. Wickre and bought by F. K. Beld-
ing, of Plankinton, was enormously
reported as having brought only SIG,
when the selling price was S26.-The
Dakota Farmer.
When merchant presents You with
a bill on bill head printed in Chicago,
st. Paul or some of the other large
cities ask him how he would like to see
the local printing office run an adver-
tisement for Sears, Robuck d Co. or