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

The Reporter and Farmer wishes
a Merry Christmas to all.
Full leather suit case $3.75 at
the Bell Clothing and Shoe
store.
e w. Small, of Webster, state food
and dairy com missioner is at the Cata-
rsct Sioux Falls Argus Leader Satur-
day.
Charles Perkins, of Sisseton, vas
transacting business with James Rath.
buu in this city Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Ca"tain c.. S. Denny just caught the
! train yesterday morning aud that was
all. He went to Waubay to visit his
family.
Knute Idahl, of independence town
ship, made a business trip to Webster
this week returning ednesda y.-Lang-
ford Bugle.
Mrs. H. Fl Potter arrived in this city
Saturday evening to spend three or
four days with Aberdeen friends -
Aberdeen News.
Attorneys Potter and Anderson, of
Webster, are i'll the city today on bust
ness before the term of circuit court
Aberdeen News Monday.
l. M. Russell, representing the Sioux
City branch of the Chicago Newspaper
Union, transacted business in this city
for a couple of days this week.
l. S. Langland was a visitor from
Lily Wednesday transacting business
and visiting with his many friends.
We acknowledge a pleasant call.
Miss Lena Ray, who is teaching in
Wilmont at present, has received an
offer with an increase in salary to take
a position in the Sioux City, Iowa,
schools.
James G Garrick went up to James
Friday TO see how the new man was
getting along with the elevator, and
found everything running along in fine
shape.
Every body noticed the exceedingly
happy expression on the face of w. II.
Chard the first of abe week 1t is
another girl. Mother aud daughter
doing nicely.
Simon Nelson is at present confined
in Peabody's hospital with a case of
Elood poisoning. He slipped on the
stairs and injured his leg and the
disease set in.
Are you bothered with slate or stone
in your hard or soft coal? No trouble
of this kind if you buy your coal from
Wearne. south of the railroad track and
east of the mill.
Excursion tickets on sale Dec. 18th
to goth inclusive, to the international
Live stock association at Chicago al
tl9.95 for the round trip. Good returns
ing Dec. oath 1906.
j. B. Ernst, who formerly conducted
a bakery in Webster and now located
at Woonsocket, came up Saturday and
remained a few days In Webster look
ing after business matters.
H Towne, OF Painsville, Mimi,
father Of Mrs. Martin Sorenson and
brother-in-law Of Mrs. G. E. Brooks,
il in this city spending the holidays
with relatives and friends.
Miss Villa Mabel Alley will arrive
home this week from Minneapolis,
where she is studying music, to remain
daring the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Alley.
8. d. Clark. who has been confined
to his home for nearly two mouths
with q very severe siege Of rhumatism /,
had sufficiently recovered TO be able to
Be ont on the streets Mondey.
We have had ideal weather for the
holiday season 80 far and the shoppers
have been taking advantage t.. Our
merchants report the best trade they
ever had mp TO this time Of the season.
Some gentleman must have conceived
the idea that DR.. H. A. Peabody was
going to perform some very heavy sur-
gical work - Tuesday he received three
very large knives by freight. TO "a.
who are not posted on thu latest In