Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-04

~teh oNcr az DublsT ioOhlHb after SOME
threshing interests.
Mike Koenig and family drove TO
Wausay sunday to visit relatives aud
friends for the day.
For up to-dateness there will be moth
ing like il Tegtmeier g. C~almenson's
cloak sale October 18th.
Miss Mary Longap arrived from ST.
Paul Saturday morning aud VII teach
in Day county this year.
Miss Flagstad, OF Minneapolis, came
Saturday and has accepted a position as
teacher in District No. 1877.
The oyster season is now on and you
can get them served in any style, on
short notice, at Mahaney's.
Capt. Denny was over from Waubay
Monday to instruct the Uniform Rank
of the X of P in the drill.
Mrs. Arthur Tucker arrived from Elk
Point Friday for a visit with her parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. III. A. Dibble
E. A. Wearne made a flying business
trip to Sioux City, leaving Sunday and
returning Wednesday morning.
Joseph Schwartz will hold an auction
sale Wednesday, October IL. See list
of property in another column
o. l. johnson has resigned his posi-
ton at the FAN store and accepted
a position in a store at Groton.
For Sale-A good residence property
south of the railroad track. For partic-
ulars inquire of Andrew Jenson.
Miss Bessie Lancaster, of Butler, was
visiting with Webster friends last week
returning home Monday morning.
Twenty five stands of bees for sale at
a very low price. Inquire of Anton
Karpin at Lampert Lumber yard.
German Lutheran church service
next Sunday evening ut 500 o'clock in
English, Rev. II. e. Pasche Pastor.
E. F. Koch, of Waubay, was a Web.
ster visitor Wednesday, advertising an
: auction for Thursday, October 18th.
A. s. C~laspiil, representative of tn.
Scranton, Pa, correspondence schools
was in this city On business, Monday.
! The Doctors Cartwright are experts
!. in the fitting of glasses. When your
= glasses give You trouble call at theil
Office.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, returned
this morning from a business trip &C
Chicago.
What has become of the business mer
of Webster? Politics are over. Arr
we going to die? Why not build NJ
e Webster? K. M.
Miss Luella Frink, Of Minneapolis
arrived Saturday morning and expect:
: to be Numbered among Day county's
teachers.
DR.. McNutt, of Aberdeen, was in the
, city Monday night in consultation with
Drs. Harris and Herman in the Chard
baby case.
Oysters served in all ~styles-raw, fry
or stew-on short notice, at Knapp't
/ Restaurant-we make a speciality OF
I serving oysters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8. Williams arrived
Tuesday from Minneapolis and will
settle permanently in the Baxter house
in the first ward.
Miss Anna Mergens, of ~Shakopee,
) MINI, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. p. J. Roth, departed for her home
Monday evening.
, Food and Dairy Commissioner Small
departed Wednesday evening fai
, Huron and other central points on q
, tour of inspection.
Mrs. Clauson, of Minneapolis, who
visited with the family of her brother
o. A. Chilson, returned to her home
Tuesday morning.
Miss Helen Bellerue, Of La Crosse
Wis.,, who has been visiting Mrs. A. T
Cooper the past month, returned to hel
home Sunday night.
Oysters stewed, oysters fried, OYSTER
raw, oyster cocktail, oysters any ole
or new way, served to suit an epicurt
at Mahaney's restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Ross returned
Tuesday night from q visit to Aberdeen
where they took in and enjoyed the
the famous Kilties Band concerts.
J.. g. Lynde, wife and two sons
arrived last Saturday with a a of
household goods and have settled on the
old Dohman place south Of Webster.
: Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Russell went t.
Aberdeen Tuesday to attend the Brown
county fair. The Colonel is not very
enthusiastic in his praises Of the fair.
Born, Thursday, October 4th, to Mr.
aud Mrs. Frank Carmen, Of Highland
township, a SON. The Reporter extends
congratulations to the happy parents.
Mrs. w. 4. Havens, Of Webster arrived
in the city last night to spend a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. A. w,