Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-25
Go to Johnson for your photos.

Go to Johnson for your photos.
Wanted:-rwo dining room girls.
Inquire at Commercial Hotel.
Watch for the date of the rummage
sale by st. Marv's Guild.
Peter Schmitt was here between the
passenger trains Wednesday night.
Ainsworth's orchestra, concert and
dauca. Friday, October rs.
~ auditor Rexford was a visi-
tor MS "aubay home Saturday.
W nted-To let 1875 acres of blowing.
Inquire of Wyman Rider.
At Knapp's Restaurant you can get
oyster fry on short notice.
S. X. Way, the NJ. g. st. L. townsite
man, was in the city last Thursday.
Hear H. A. Thelen, the solo harpist,
with Ainsworth's orchestra.
Mike Tracy returned Saturday from
an extended visit at Madison, Wis.
The Congregational parsonage for
rent. Inquire of Rev. Martin.
Miss lacey Ranke began her school
work in the Fraze district this week.
Oystersl Oystersl Oysters! Put up
Just right in any style at Knapp's.
The Chard baby, who has beer very
i'll for SO long, is ve"y much impro we'd.
On the 26thl What? Why, Aims.
worth's Orchestra concert and dance.
Martin Rasmussen returned from his
trip to Cooperstown, N. D., Thursday.
Farm for rent two miles from Web.
ster, has good buildings. L. j. Dyke.
Mrs. VIM. Burns and daughter were
over from Bristol today visiting friends.
Mrs. Edward Bowel was down from
Bristol shopping Monday and Tuesday.
Mesdames Robinson and McCumber
drove out to H. A. Dibbles Friday visit
ing.
Frank Mohs does all kinds of picture
framing. Leave your pictures with
him.
Charles Garner and wife, of Bristol,
were business visitors in this city Mon
day.
The most prevailing question: "Has
the northern duck fight come down
YETI"
Miss Emma Stromme, Of Wheatland
township, is visiting Mrs. Julius Dus-
trud.
Sam Groshong, of Waubay, visited
with Webster relatives for a day last
week.
The exterior of David Williams new
residence is completed. 1t is very hand
some.
Carpets, rugs, linoleums, oil cloths
at Frank Mohs'. Beautiful line, lowest
prices.
Rev. Slocum moved his household
goods into the Methodist parsonage
Monday.
When you are around Strengthening
up your small accounts, remember the
printer.
e. w. Taylor, of Aberdeen, was out
shooting in this vicinity Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Brown and children visited with
Mrs. B. d. Fish, in Rusk township last
Friday.
Grant Chapman was down from the
Williams, Curtis q Wickre ranch last
Friday.
Miss Emma Shultz went to Aberdeen
Wednesday to attend the Wilson-Scot
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marx, of Bristol,
were business visitors in this city last
evening.
II. o. Lob en- has made several handy
improvements in the interior of his store
building.
The Webster lodges have began hold
ing meeting again, after their summer
vacation
Mrs. r. l.. Irwin and baby returned
from their visit to Minneapolis on Mon
day night.
T. ]. Dyke was in Aberdeen on bust
ness for the Day County Land company
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs Frost were over from
Lily yesterday visiting DR.. and Mrs. p.
d. Peabody.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city In the old country Of the First
National bank.
A. u. Granstrom and wife and Miss
Ulrickson were in the city Thursday
from Roslyn.
Food and Dairy Commissioner Small
was ont at Selby this week looking after
cficial business.
DIR. Cartwright was q visitor at Sum-
mis- on professional business last Satur-
day and Sunday.
The local Degree Of Honor initiated
three new members at their meeting
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