Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-20

Oysters served in all ~styles-raw, fry
or stew-on short notice, at knapp's
Restaurant-we make q speciality OF
serving oysters.
Charles johnson, Of Little Valley, N.
Y, is IN the city visiting with the fam
lily Of his uncle. ID. ID. Wright, and
other relatives.
For Saie-One self.feed heating stove
all ready to set up, also one Jewel gaso-
line range used very little. Inquire of
w. +. Lipka, al A. Smail's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gruby went out to
Pickerel lake Monday and returned
Tuesday after "A visit with Mr., aud Mrs.
W. G. Warner.
Everybody in the county
should visit the Elevator Store
They have the best assortment
and at the right prices.
Mrs, Perry, daughter. Lulu, and son,
Floyd, came from Aberdeen Saturday
morning and visited over Sunday at the
Ike Fottz home.
Oysters stewed, oysters fried, oysters
raw, oyster cocktail, oysters any old
or new way, served to suit an epicure
at Mahaney's restaurant.
Charles Perkins, who is employed
with James Rathbuu, went to Sisseton
Monday to enjoy a weeks vacation
with his family.
barley at the McKeown fiat house east
of the mill. Am particularly in need
of some fair mailing barley.
DIR. j. S. Goodmanson arrived home
last evening and will spend W weeks
holiday vacation with his wife and
friends in Webster.
For Sale-My residence in the city
of Webster. A bargain if taken at once.
Inquire of J. Il. Goodwin, Webster, or
Alice V. Halverson, Emmett, Idaho.
l. Gross, the pioneer real estate man
of Day county, came up from st. Paul
Tuesday and remained a couple of days
with Webster folk,
Have you heard the new Edison
monographs at the Irwin Pharmacy?
No. Go in and hear them they are the
finest ever heard in Webster.
David Williams, the president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, went to
minneapolis Friday night on a business
visit of several days.
Father, mother and the whole family
will get the benefit Of fine music if you
will purchase one of those fine Edison
monographs of the Irwin Pharmacy.
DR.. P. d. Peabody has returned from
his trip to Chicago where he went to
attend a meeting of the railroad sur
geons of the United States.
Who sells the most candy? Why,
the Webster Candy Factory because
they make the best and one Of the
purest food stuffs aud it is always fresh.
There was installation of officers at
the Masonic hall Tuesday night, the
Chapter aud Blue lodge both having
installation the same evening.
Come to Webster to do your
Christmas shopping, and make
the Elevator Store your head
quarters.
Henry Paul, HI. A. Svein and j. o.
Thoe were in last Friday and ordered
the Reporter and Farmer sent to their
addresses on rural route /, Lily.
Don't buy candy until you have gone
to the Webster Candy factory aud seen
the nice, fresh home made goods, and
then you will not buy any anywhere
else.
Cards are M announcing the mar.
riage of Miss Sadie Ray Thurman, OF
this city, to Orson Roy Thayer, of Red.
field, on Tuesday evening, January LIST,
1907.
Miss Villa Mabel Alley has returned
from Minneapolis and will remain with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus
Alley, in this city until after the holi-
days.
The musicale given by Miss Williams
and Miss Seide at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening was well attended
and was pronounced q fine musicals
event.
The local lodge Modern Woodmer
gave q very pleasant smoker Tuesday
evening and q most enjoyable time was
had by all who were so fortunate to b
present.
w. H. Chard, Of Webster, generl
manager of Williams Bros. Lum bel
company, was among the many guest
at the Waldorf Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
Geo. McGinnes, deputy state com
mander of the Maccabee order, is in tn,
city for a few days assisting the mem
bers Of Webster lodge to increase thei
membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. John williams ar,
arranging for a trip to California th'
first of next month and expect to remain
the most OF the winter in southern par