Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-18
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G. r Seefeld has returned from n five
weeks visit At his farms near Bristol,
during which time he has taken care of
his crop
Grant Ray returned 20 Ortley Mon
day morning, after a visit with his
sister, Mrs. o. l.. Williams, south of
this city.
Chas Whitney had the misfortune 10
burn up his separator and four stacks
of fax ON the Chas Hartman place last
Thursday,
Thomas Conley came from his farm
in Valley township this morning and is
spending the day with his many friends
in this city.
Miss Mable Smith returned Saturday
from MeDago, n d., for a visit of n few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Z. Smith.
w. II Chard was an Aberdeen Wis
ter Tuesday on business for the Viii
Hams Bros. Lumber company of which
he is manager.
Mr. and Mrs, c. @. RleRer rejoice il
the arrival of a fine baby boy who took
mp his residence at their home ON Sat
urday evening.
Oysters served in all styles-raw, fly
or stew-on short notice, at Knapp's
Rcstaurant-we make a speciality of
serving oysters.
p. ] Weum, of the Webster Clothing
company. spent several days in the
Twin Cities last week. He returned
Tuesday morning.
Lost on the street in Webster on
Thursday, October IL, a black pocket
book. Finder please leave at the post
Office. Chas Helberg.
I. J Dyke was home with his family
in this city for a couple Of days this
week. He reports the land business in
the state the best ever.
Oysters stewed, oysters fried, oysters
raw, oyster cocktail, oysters any old
or new way, served to suit an epicure
at Mahaney's restaurant.
w. G, Ladd departed for st. Paul
Wednesday night, from there he goes
to Tacoma, Wash, and other points
west to spend the winter.
AT the Bailey Place" oats averaged
sixty-ive bushels per acre., and II acre
of potatoes produced 176 bushels of
tubers.-Andover Gazette.
B. d. Fish and wife and Miss Lplu
Prendergast went to Ortley Sunday to
see Miss Granger who is very low and
was exported much worse.
No one does any better dental work
than DIR. j. s. Goodmanson and he will
be in his Office in the Tegtmeier build
ing on October %, % and "a
DR.. Carl f. Hash, formerly of this
city but now of W~atertown, has been
nominated for coroner on the democrat
ticket for Codington county.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, was
transaoting business at Ordway and
Aberdeen the first of the week.
DIR. ]. s. Goodmanson will be at his
Office in the Tegtmeier building Ooto-
Der %, % and "a prepared to do all
kinds of up-to-date dental work.
1t is the Brandt Lumber Co., of Min
neapolis. that is the new proprietor OF
the opera house, the Lampert Co are
simply acting as local managers.
Mrs f. w. Halbkat, who has been
visiting for a couple of weeks with Mr.,
Halbkat's relatives at Spring Valley,
Minnesota. arrived home Saturday.
DR.. M. M. Judge was called to the
Madell ranch heal Bradley, on profes.
sional business last Monday and
remained until Wednesday evening
There will be services at the st.
Johns Lutheran church mex Sunday
morning and evening. at the usual hour.
o. o. Hafstad.
The Congregational church will join
in union service in the M. E. church on
Sunday evening. This being the last
Sunday of Rev. Hardness in Webster.
Bismarck Serum came over from
Bristol to run the elevator while his
brother-in-law @. @. Reiger, is celebrat-
ing the arrival of his new son and heir.
A telegram was received Thursday
morning announcing the death Of little
Roy Barber, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Barber, of Andover, of typhoid fever
When your teeth need repairs the
best is none too good. DIR. j. s. Good
manson will be in his Office in the
Testmeier building October %, % and
oath.
Mrs. l.. Christian, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Christian, Of Aberdeen,
departed Wednesday morning for a visit
at their former home in Owatonna,
Mimi.
The concert and dance Friday, Octo-
Der 20, promises to be q big success.
Ainsworth's orchestra Is one Of the