Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-30

return to his home at Ponca, Neb in
tine morning
/ Remember you n get pure copper
| lightning rods at the right price.
good JOB anl satisfaction guaranteed,
| AT the Pioneer Hardware Store Webster
/ Andre " Small.
! Mrs T l. Evans, sister of Mrs. Col
! ~ ell left for her home at Decatur, ILL.,.
\ Friday night in response TO a telegram
announcing the illness of her husband
at that place.
Doctors A. II. Blocklinger and |. S
Bigelow arrived this morning from
Dubuque, Iowa, and will spend 9
month hunting with the Reporter and
Farmer force.
J. H. H Schmidt, special examiner
for United States pension bureau, has
arrived in the city aud is looking for
house and will move his family here in
the near future.
Miss Josephine Flagstad, who has
spent the past three weeks in Chicago
aud other points in the east selecting
her fall millinery, returned home We'd
ensday morning.
Mrs. J. Thompson, of Elton Rapid 5,
Michigan, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Fred Hyde. MRS. Thompson goes TO
North Dgkota from here to visit with
another daughter
Pure copper lightning rods at Andrew
Small Our prices are reasonable and
will do good job. If we don't come
in and kick aud we will make it right,
Pioneer Hardware Store.
After spending some time with her
parents north of Webster Miss Mabel
Arnold left Monday morning for Illi-
nois where she will resume her work
as teacher in the public schools.
L G. Ochsenreiter, who visited for a
few days with his wife aud friends in
this city, went to Minneapolis Satur-
day evening. While in the cities on
Monday he purchased an automobile.
Excursion rates on the @. M. g. St.
Paul railway, to the state fair at Min
neapolis, round trip tickets from Web.
ster to Minneapolis s6.77, tickets on sale
Sept. lst to 9Th. E. A. Bradley.
E. S. Phillips, formerly of this city,
now engaged in the restaurant business
at Bradley, was visiting his Webster
friends Monday. He reports that he is
enjoying good business in his new
home.
William Mahaney has established an
employment agency in connection with
his restaurant where all persons in
search of labor or laborers can leave
their names and their wants free of
charge.
Miss Florence Landon, formerly of
this place, but now of Bryant, is spend
ing few days with friends in this city.
Miss Landon attended college at Brook
ms last year and will resume her work
there this fall.
Louis and Will Brennan, of Nc Greg
DRY, who have spent the summer with
their grandfather at Lake Preston,
stopped off on their way home and spent
two days this week with their aunt, Mrs.
Ochsenreiter.
Miss Regina Brennan left for Lake
Preston Monday morning after a short
visit with her aunt, Mrs. L. G. Ochsen-
reiter. She will visit friends in Lake
Preston and then go to her home in
McGregor, Iowa.
There will be services in the Episco-
pal church Sunday at the usual hours,
10:45 a. m. and 500 D. m, Sunday
school at noon. The subjects for SER
mons will be, "The need of the spiritual
man" "The good way"
Miss Dema Ray, who was visiting
with her parents and friends in this city
city for several days, will return to her
school duties in Sioux City tomorrow
morning. All Webster people are proud
of Miss Rays success as a teacher.
Fred Russell seems to be doing land
Office business roding houses this week
he has placed the Government Stan dard
rod on Anton Bierschba ok +,
Frank Niestners and Herman Smith s
houses. Pass the good things along.
Miss E. Lena Raw left for Wilmot
Wednesday morning. She will attend
institute at Sisseton where number of
her eighth prade pupils graduate. Mon
day she will take mp her duties as a
teacher in the public schools of Will
mot.
Julius Caesar, Act 1st, scene 4.
Upon what meat does our Caesar
feed that he has grown so great?
It's not the meat my son, it's
the coal that cooks it. Forbes
Fuel company's coal is hot stuff.
Scott Bates and Miss Maude Peckham
both of Webster, were married Sunday
by Rev. Hardness. Monday evening a
number OF their friends surprised them
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