Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-11
You can get a quarter of nice
beef at Bauske * Hanson's meat
market for five cents per'pound.

in North Webster. A general gooc
time is reported.
DR.. j. 5. Gocdmanson will be in hi,
office, in the Tegtmeier building, Janu
airy l4-l5.l is aud II. See him if you
need dental work.
The county commissioners did q
great stroke of business at their last
session, checked over all the county
officers in six days.
Don't forget DR.. Goodmanson's dates,
January, Ia 1915 and II, at his office il
the Tegtmeier building, if your teeth
are in need of anything.
Bert Hews and little son Harold who
have been visiting the past three weeks
with his parents at Newton, Iowa,
returned Saturday night.
Mrs. Tletik and Rosa Henke, who
Were visiting at the home of Albert
Donley, departed for their home at
Appleton, Mimi, Saturday.
There is a decided improvement in
the condition of Mrs. s. Pearson, she
was able to be removed TO her home
from the hospital Wednesday.
Oscar Lampland auditor of the Lam
pert Co. was in the city several day S
this week assisting in the change of
management of the local yards.
There is no dentist hat gives better
satisfaction than DIR. J. S. Goodmanson.
He will be az his office in the Tegtmeier
bailding January 14-15. Is and II.
Charles Kreiter received a message
yesterday from the superintendent of
the asylum saying hat the condition Of
his wife was very much improved.
Cora and Floyd Alike, who have been
the guests rs Miss Sadie Thurman for a
few days, departed for their home in
O%rtonville, Mimi, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace were
pleasantly surprised by about twenty
five of their neighbors Wednesday
evening. All report a very enjoyable
evening.
Col. +. HI. Russell and wife, Mes
danes j. II. Moore and John Rabak
and h. r. Russell attended the funeral
of Mrs. S. w. Bargerat Madison, S. D.,
on Monday.
Miss Carrie Williams, of Farming
ton township, who has spent the past
months at the Goodwin home, in
city, returned to her home We'd
nesday night.
Word was received by Mrs. Joseph
Engelhart Tuesday of the arrival of a
line girl baby at the home of her sister,
Mrs. w | Eveland, of Watertown, and
all were doing we'll
Miss Alice Butler and Mrs. Carl
dalmberg took the early morning train
for Garden City to spend two
lays with their relatives the McClosky
'rothers Butler Herald.
Miss Grace Gruby, formerly in the
mploy of Sears q Potter, of Webster,
last Thursday to take a posi-
with Harry +. Phelps as steno-
rapher. -Britton Journal. \.
DIR. and Mrs. G. M. H~ildebrand !
rived at Waubay Tuesday night from ,
a Mars, Iowa. and went ont to the :
inch to spend the remainder of the 3
inter with their children. /,
Mrs Artt, who has been ill for some (,
me underwent a very serious surgical I
oeration Wednesday, the operation ,
as successful and the patient we are
ad to report is doing nicely. /;
For fine shoes. serviceable shoes, call Z
the exclusive shoe dealer A. Hrabak =
no carries a full line. Repairing of all i
nds neatly and promptly done. just !
ross the street from Twins. q
Mrs. Swan Swanson returned Tues 9
~ morning from Webster, where she c
IS been for the past few weeks taking {
edical treatment. She is much 4
approved in health. Lily Leader. I
A very pleasant surprise party was :
Id at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. +. '
heller, north Of Webster, on We'd =
sday evening. About thirty guests :
ire present and a most delightful time !,
n had by all present. 2
Fred Philpot. Christ Nelson, Harry i
and @ w. Anderson went to /,
oerdeen, and last Thursday joined the
der Of Eagles. From what we hear we n
dye that when the boys got their
ngs they flew pretty high. :,
! have q few Of those celebrated Short OF
orn bulls left from Cotean Stock NJ
'rm nov on exhibition and for sale at Oh
Breeders Headquarters, coruer q,
ilroad avenue and First street, Web bl
y. Prices reasonable. E. A. Bradley. le
+. Ebert has resigned his position q