Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-11-01

Miss Mamie Strong. sister OF Mrs. T..
A. Bradley, who has been visiting here
for some weeks, returned 10 her home
in Monteyideo, Mimi, last evening.
George Housen, who is employed at
Bristol, came nome Saturday night to
WISH ms mother and relatives and incl
dentaily 10 20 hunting OH Sunday.
For Salr-uy residence III the city
OF Webster. "A bargain it taken at once.
Iuqulrr of j L Goouwin, Webster, or
Aace V. ~iiaIvrrson, Emmett, Idaho.
here will be no English services IN
the German Lutheran church this sun.
ta, bur ilr Sunday after
f. f Pasche, Pnstor.
f. Ewing came down from the ranch
At Fort S,sseton Friday and remained
with Webster friends until Tuesday.
HIS leg is getting along in fine shape
f " TAYLOR came down from Abrr-
deem sunday morning and remained
over Monday with his mother and
brother and many friends in this city.
Mrs. Synthia Goull and three child.
rem arrived from Wallace Sunday aud
will make Webster their future home
The lady is a sister OF DR. G.. E Brooks.
J J. Blanks returned last week from
his trip TO Chicago, where he went
early IN get a choice selection of holi
dav goods for his DAY county custom
ers
T. J Dyke was in the city Yesterday
with several homeseekers who are look
iun over the prospects in Day county
with a view to investing in Day county
dirt.
Mrs A. T. Cooper, who has spent
several days visit g with friends and
relatives in the Twin Cities, returned
m her home in this city Tuesday even.
ing.
Hard and soft coal, hard and soft
wood, the best grades, the best measure,
prompt delivery, the best prices and the
best treatment at Potter, Garrick &
Potter's.
The state food and dai ~ commits.
sioner, E. w Small, passed through the
CITY Yesterday on his return from a trip
on the vest ino.-Aberdeen American.
Saturday.
The first line of watches at 25
per cent lower than any where
else. Call on Hart the up-to-
date jewe1er.
Mrs. G. Judge returned Sunday
morning from Rochester, Mimi, and
will make her home for the winter with
the family of her son, DIR. M. NJ Tudoe,
Of this city.
Having decided to stay where we are
for the winter, we will offer the Full
mer property tor rent. Ii room in
first class condition. Inquire at st
Mary's Hospital.
II you have not put in your winters
fuel 90 aud see Potter, Garrick & Pot
ter. They have a complete stock of all
kinds of the best coal and their prices
are always right.
Mrs. McKeown, who has been at the
Rochester hospital for some time, has
returned home. We are pleased to
note that the lady is very much
improved in health.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers md Merchants bank of this
city. was looking after the interests of
the Williams Brothers Lu mber COM
pany in Britton Tuesday.
Ole Olson played to a large house
here Monday night and seemed to please
the audience. We could see no reason
for the continuous applause other than
q noisy bunch on the stage.
Joseph Groth, who has spent the
summer in pursuit of his trade as paper
and painter at Bristol, returned
TO this city Sunday morning and will
here for the winter.
We have been requested by Rev. l..
Hammer to announce that there will
be services in the From church on Sum
lay, November, 4th. A class will be
The usual offerings.
Charles Russell and Frank Halves
we're down from the Bradley cattle
near old Fort Sisseton, Friday
with q large bunch of cattle which
to our genial station agent.
Have you seen the latest cooking
n~tensil? 1t is the cylinder basting and
pan. and may be seen at Bauske
8 Hanson's meat market. Go in and
see them and learn how to secure one.
When reading the payer be sure and
over the advertisements as there
are many changes this week and all are
of careful consideration by nj
Look them all over carefully.
Joseph Schwartz and family departed
for Lemars, Iowa, Friday morning
Mr.. Schwartz will engage in the
butcher business. The best wishes of
- r. f-;onds aooonuouv than