Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-02-01

Just as we 90 to press we learn that
Ephriam Beachy had received a tele-
gram announcing that his father Was
sick unto death and that he leaves for
the beside Of his father tonight.
Don't delay a minute but go at
once to IL. G. Tegtmeier's and
get Yourself a pair of those fine
shoes he is selling at such an
awful sacrifice.
Mrs. Alonzo Ahlers, OF Webster, who
has been visiting with Mrs. George +.
Tepena for a few days, will return to
her home tomorrow morning -Aber-
deem News, Monday.
f. w Taylor will leave this evening
for Webster where he will spend the
Remainder of the week attending the
term of the circuit court for Day county.
Aberdeen News, Monday.
The local lodge of the Catholic Order
of Forresters is adding much to the
pleasure of the members this winter by
kiNlDS a StltCs Va ptAS -
will occur on February Ii.
,Jens Jensen, who has been visiting
here for the past month, has gone to
MINNEAPOLIS where he has accepted a
position with Carr Scott & Company,
He departed Friday morning.
Messrs. Levov, Bronson and Merger
returned Thursday night from Mitchell
where they were as delegates to the
annual meeting of the South Dakota
Retail Merchants association.
For fine shoes, serviceable shoes, call
at the exclusive shoe dealer A. Hrabak
who carries a full line. Repairing of all
kinds neatly and promptly done. Just
across the street from Twins,
Tremendous bargains in ladies
HIGH grade shoes at ii. c. Tegt-
meier's, $50 pair of fine Welt
and hand turned shoes at less
Than half regular prices.
After hearing o. X. Oleson talk of the
present winter weather in North Dakota
il is a safe bet that no Day county resi-
dent will be attacked with a desire 10
move to that state at this season of the
year.
B. f. Ives. grand lecturer Of Masonic
grand lodge of the State of South
Dakota, will be in this city on the even
ing of February 10, and will meet with
the local Masons in their hall Ill the
Masonic temple.
Ha1bkats White and PureRed
Spruce cough syrup is not a pat
ent mediCinebut a pure syrup
of vegetable balSams. Can be
taken with good results by both
old and young.
A great many Webster people will
Remember Charles NJ Turner, who was
formerly employed in this office, and
all will congratulate him upon the
arrival of a baby girl at his home in
Aberdeen January 21.
Attorney J. Van der Meide, of Webs
ter, one of South Dakota's hustlers, and
@. Hospers, one of the popular mer.
chants of Orange City, Iowa, favored
the Gazette with a short visit yester
day -Audoyer Gazette.
Eugene Huntington, Of Webster, dep
uty internal revenue collector for tn,
district of North and South Dakota, il
spending the day on business at the cen
trail office of the district in this city
Aberdeen News, Friday.
A letter from Thomas McKennett
who is at present with his daughter
Miss Abbie, who has been dangerously
ill at Idaho Falls Idaho, brings tn,
encouraging news that the young lady
is improving though slowly.
Z. L. Mather representing Wright
Barrett & Stilwell company, of St
Paul, made his farewell trip to this city
for that firm this week. The next time
he comes, in March, he viii be with the
Minneapolis Paper company.
III. q. Waughop returned Friday
from his trip to California. Mrs
Waughop did not return with him al
her health is so much improved that il
was thought best for her TO remain in
California for a time at least.
Josephus Alley, at surveyors office in
courthouse, 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 day application is made.
Full measures. No thick
glass PARALLEL bottles that
appear to hold two or three
times the medicine they really
contain. A four ounce bottle