Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-04
Street hats at Miss Flagstad's.
rksdal makes the best photos.

Teachers buy their watches at Harris
AT Knapp's Restaurant you can get
oyster fry on short notice.
All the modern creations in ladies
cloaks at Tegtmeler G. Calmenson's
Thursday, October 11th.
For rent-Good rooms over the store
Inquire OF Irwin Pharmacy.
w T. HaveDs was an Aberdeen visi-
tor Tuesday on business.
Wanted Two dining room girls
Inquire at Commercial Hotel.
w. G. Waddel went to Sisseton
Tuesday TO attend court.
Oysters! Oysters! Oysters! Pat up
just right in any style at Knapp's.
Frank Bowen. of Sioux Falls, was in
city OH business Tuesday.
Minnie A. Larson, of Bristol, Is visit
ing Webster friends to-day.
Chris Nelson came up from Andover
to spend Sunday in this city.
The night watch now sings, sis Your
Light Burning, My Brother"
The Webster World has its new type
setting machine in operation.
Arthur Reiger came over from Wal
lace Sunday to visit his family.
A threshing rig and crew from Gro
ton was unloaded here Saturday.
Mrs. A w. Alderman. of Waubay,
visited Webster friends Saturday.
H. II. Potter went to North Dakota
Monday on professional business.
Sam Calmenson returned from his
visit to st Paul Tuesday morning.
Miss Ida Kruger was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Anderson Sunday.
Dave Printup. of Britton, was a Web.
ster visitor between trains Tuesday.
III. X Roberts, of Condo, was transact.
ing business in this city Wednesday.
Mayor Woodwork was a Bristol Wis
itor Monday on professional business.
Tegtmeier & C~almenson's aunuaI
cloak sale will occur Thursday, Oct. IL
Nora and NADIA Jensen were visiting
Webster friends a few days last week
Ole Olson, formerly barber for Mr..
Eastman, returned to this city Tuesday
Thos. Brennan and Henry Meyers, O
Bristol, were Webster visitors Tuesday
Prof. w. w. Holcomb, Of st. Paul
was a city visitor Wednesday evening
For Sale--A five horse gasoline engine
lin good repair. Inquire of VIC. Ladd
Raymond Sanborn was thrown from
a horse Tuesday, dislocating his shout
der.
Scott Demery and John Rabach made
a business visit Tuesday to Miranda,
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FRANK Mohs does all kinds of picture
framing. Leave your pictures with
him.
o. w Hanna came from the east
Monday and is spending a few days al
homs.
Carpets, rugs, linoleums, oil cloths
at Frank Mohs'. Beautiful line, lowest
prices.
Peter Wagner came home Friday
night to spend a few days with his
family.
Wanted-A girl to do house work
for particulars inquire at Peabody's
hospital.
When you are around Strengthening
up your small accounts, remember the
printer.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Small visited al
the home Of Fred Moore in Roslyn on
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Dye, Of Buffalo county,
began school in district No. 1876, Raritan,
Monday.
Walter Anderson's little son, Harold,
had his leg broken by the kick Of a horse
Tuesday.
Edward Wendorff lost his threshing
rig by fire last Friday. He carried no
insurance.
Mrs. Waters and son-in law, VIM.
Hollis, were visiting Webster relatives
last week.
Miss Elsie Williams returned Tues-
day night from a visit with friends In
Aberdeen.
Miss Jewel B. Cummings, of wiscon-
sin, began school in the Peterson dis.
trict Monday.
Mrs. ]. w. Abbott drove to waubay
Saturday for a short visit with her son,
w. A. Abbott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruscke, Of Goodthun-
der, Mimi, are. visiting relatives in this
city this week.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country Of the First
National bank.
Nick Schmidt, Of Sioux Falls, came
up Saturday to attend the funeral Of
Josetta Wagner.
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