Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-09-27
Street hats at Miss Flags,ad's.

every DOuy come 10 f1drts SdLurudy
Everybody gets good goods At Harris
Go to Johnson for your photos.
Teachers buy their watches at Harris
Watch for the late of the fall mill :
merry opening at Miss Fla2stad's.
J. w. McEldery came up from Ortley
to spend Sunday with his family.
The best thugs co put on the table
can be purchased at hnapp's bakery.
Gus Bauske Is lain up with blood
poisoning In his hand tins week.
Conrad Kolhas was a passenger on the
west bound train Tuesday night.
j II LANCE was here from Ortonville
on matters of business Wednesday.
Special orders for parties receive
prompt attention at Knapp's bakery.
Mrs Larson went to Aberdeen Mon
day evening tor medical treatment.
Atlas Knapp. returned from a business
trip TO the Cities Saturday morning.
Half gone! Cur Indian baskets, if
you want one hurry. Halbkat q Co.
Mike Meuef, of Bristol, was visiting
with friends in this city Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Erickson, of Granville,
visited with Webster friends Sunday.
For Sale-A five horse gasoline engine
lin good repair. Inquire of WIG. Ladd.
DR.. H. J. Herman was a professional
visitor at Waubay the first of the week
A ID. Porter, of Butler, was a visitor
In the county seat of his county Friday.
]. w. Abott departed for the Soldiers
Home at Hot Springs Friday morning.
George Christian Mack was made a
citizen by Clerk Of Courts Smith Tues
day.
Frank Mohs does all kinds of picture
framing. Leave your pictures with
him.
Misses Latta and Bradeen went to
Bristol Friday evening to spend Snn.
day.
Lost-A long black rubber hip boot.
Finder please leave at the Elevator
store
Mrs. NJ. Weinstein departed Tuesday
morning for Minneapolis for an extended
visit.
For twenty-five cents, six loaves Of
the best bread ever made at Kuapp's
bakery.
Chris Nelson has accepted q position
in Andover and has taken up his homa
there.
Carpets, rugs, linoleums, oil cloths
at Frank Mohs'. Beautiful line, lowest
prices.
The city authorities have placed q fine
new fence on the west side of the Gem
etery.
Wanted-A girl to do house work,
for particulars inquire at Peabody's
hospital.
Mrs. w. p. jackson came up from
Waubay to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Pitsor.
Judge j. ]. Cowan departed Tuesday
on the cannon ball for lis farm near
Condo.
Mrs. j. r. Chapman returned this
morning from a visit Of several days at
Bristol.
r. r. Russell, the boss printer ON the
Butler Herald was visiting friends here
Sunday.
Mrs. G. HI. johnson was here from
Bristol visiting relatives and friends
Tuesday.
John Schuman and Charles Desoten
were down from Aberdeen Tuesday on
business.
James 4. Dore was here from st.
Paul last Saturday on business and
pleasure.
+, A. Countryman came over from
Watertown last night and remained
over today.
r. D. Day. Of Cleveland, O., arrived
in this city this morning for q hunt of q
few days.
v. E. Fettro has returned to Webster
and has accepted q position in Knapp's
restaurant.
George Pierce came from Nashua.
Iowa, Wednesday evening for q visit
with Lou Eek.
Wanted-Two good girls for general
homework, good wages. Inquire OF
VIM. Mahaney.
Buy your foreign drafts payable az
any city IN the old country Of the First
National bank.
Edward Blank has sufficiently
recovered from his gun wound to be- on
the streets again.
Miss Flagstad has a special line OF
children's caps, and invites you to call
and inspect them.
Win Miller and son, Willie. came
over from Wallace Saturday ami spent
Sunday at home.
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