Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-12-13

bhnu Oonpuuy returned saturday nlRnt
from his trip to the western part of the
state. He reports things as booming
ia in that country.
Miss Elsie Reitz, who is at the hos
pital in Rochester, Mimi, was o:erated
upon for appendicitis Tuesday and the
operation was successful and the patient
is getting along nicely.
The Claude Corus Baker orchestra
which gave such splendid satisfaction to
Webster people last year will appear at
the opera house again on December 18th
Be sure and hear them.
There will be a meeting of the Web
ster gun club at the farmers room in
the court house Friday evening the lith
at 80 o'clock sharp A. E Watson,
secretary, +. H. Russell.
H. A. Dibble was a visitor from Ros-
Ign Friday and while in town took
advantage of the present low subscrip.
tion rates of the Reporter and Farmer
and subscribed for two copies.
s. S. Yeager and family returned
Thursday night from North Dakota
where they visited for several days with
his five brothers and their families.
They all renort a delightful time.
The travelling men all say hat there
is not much use of making u cir terri
tory these days as the merchants are all
too busy taking care of their holiday
trade to pay any attention to them.
Food aud Dairy Commissioner Small
spent the greater portion of last week
in the southern part of the state on
matters connected with his office. He
returned to this city Saturday night.
Major Maynard came over from Wau-
bay last Saturday and spent the day
with Webster friends. He says his
father is spending the winter in Califor-
MIA and is delighted with the climate.
Mrs. M. Weinstein arrived last Fri.
day night from Minneapolis in response
to a telegram hat her husband was on
the sick list. We are glad to be able to
state that the gentleman is recovering.
q. G. Lasell has traded the Summit
Signal to Fred Williams for his store
and stock. Mr. Lasell talks of taking
down the building in the spring and
moving it to Waubay Twin Brooks
News
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Buxton left for
Rochester, Mimi, last Wednesday
morning, where Mis-. Buxton will sub
NIT to an operation. DIR. Herman, of
Webster, accompanied them.-Milbank
Herald Advance.
How about a new suit for
Christmas. The Elevator Store
is headquarters for mems up-tO.
date clothing. Come, and let us
show you the latest style at
money saving prices.
We purchased a box of candy from
the Webster candy factory and sent it
TO a friend. A few days later we
received a letter from them saying it
was the incest, freshest and best candy
they had ever eaten.
Josephus Alley, al the surveyors
office in the court house, has money to
loan on real property, at a low rate of
interest. Will buy well secured real
estate mortgages. No delay whatever,
money furnished same dav application
is made.
Some of our coal dealers are com
pletely out of fuel owing to the short
age of cars. Two of our elevators are
full of grain for the same reason. This
is a good time to register a kick as the
investigation has been begun by the
government.
The members of the local Maccabee
lodge gave a ''smoker" at the opera
house last evening. 1t Is the unanimous
report of every one who was so fortu-
nate as to secure an invitation that it
was one of the most pleasant social
hlk VI ttiC WiupCI
Make your daughter happy and
comfortable by going to the
Elevator Store and get her a
cloak at their special sale. They
are selling up to date children's
clOaks from $1.75 up. All sizes,
up to age II.
There was never in the history Of
Webster a more profitable supper and
sale than the Methodist ladies had in
the opera house building last Friday
night and it is the unanimous verdict
hat there never was and probably
will no be a better supper.
AT Blanks Jewelry store you will find
a large invoice, 300 pieces, of the latest
sheet music, both vocal aud instru-
mental, for the piano, organ, guitar,
mandolin, violin, banjo, etc. Call and
make your selections early while the
line is complete Prices range from 10
cents up.
Ole Oleson, who has been employed
for some time in the barber shop of
Eastman & Christian, went to his home
in Montevideo, Mimi, last Friday night
for a visit Of a few days. He has pur-
chased a shop in Pierpont, S. d. and
will make his home there soon.
The Waldorf Hotel was purchased
last Saturday by w. 8. Willis, Of
Wolsey, the consideration being $50, 500.
Thus magnificent hotel was built about
three wears AGO bv n stock company