Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-11-15

oysters served IN all styles-raw, Try
or stew-on short notice, at Knapp's
Restaurant-we make a speciality of
serving oysters.
Miss Nellie Elias. of Bristol, who has
been visiting friends i'll this city for the
past lew days returned to her home
Monday evening.
Representative Ewald came down
from Plerpont Tuesday and transacted
business with Webster business men
and visited friends.
Vim. Roth, who was the democratic
candidate for sheriff during the late
political unpleasantness, was a visitor
from Andoyer today.
Michael Bierschback has moved his
family down from Bristol and they now
occupy the residence he recently bought
~ the Second ward.
r l.. Irwin and Simon G.. Nelson
retOrned Saturday evening from IA hunt
OF several days in the country around
The old Fort SisSeton.
Roy Compton came home from Aber-
iieen, where he is attending the Gran.
ger business college, Friday night and
re mained over Sunday.
Oysters stewed, oysters fried, oysters
raw, oyster cocktail, oysters any old
or new way, served to suit an epicure
at Mahaney's restaurant.
DR. and Mrs. Boardman, of Cakes, N.
ID visited relatives and friends in this
city for several days this week. The
lady is a sister of r. l.. Irwin.
w. L Ravens went to Chicago Friday
with some stock. He will GU from that
city to his old home in Indiana which
he will pay an extended visit.
DR.. George Head. of Minneapolis,
arrived in this city this morning and is
in consultation with the Doctors Pea.
body ~ the case of Thos. Pische.
Mrs P. H. Mills, of Milbank, and
Mrs. Sheldon, of Alberta, Canada,
arrived Saturday morning and are Wis
iting at the home of II. S. Demery.
r lph Halves and family have moved
to Webster and will make their home
here for the winter. Ralph will look
after E. A. Bradley's stock interests.
For Sale-My residence in the city
of Webster. A bargain if taken at once.
Inquire of j. T. Goodwin, Webster, or
Alice V. Halverson, Emmett, Idaho.
Mr.. Weise, the dry goods salesman in
Chilson & Haugen's store, was called to
his home in Denison, Iowa, Sunday
evening ON account of the illness of his
mother.
The first line of watches at 25
per cent lower than any where
else. Call on Hart the up.to.
date jeweler.
Having decided to stay where we are
for the winter, we will offer the Full
mer property tor rent. Ii room in
first class condition. Inquire at St.
Mary's Hospital.
w. Il. Ravens and wife have gone to
their former home in New Jersey for
an extended visit. They took this sea-
son of the year to avoid the celebrated
Jersey mosquito.
We are pleased to be able to chroni.
Gle that the little child Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Chard. which has been 90 seri-
ously ill for SO long, has sufficiently
recovered to be able to sit mp.
Misses Carrie and Minnie Moxness
were visiting their sister, Anna, who
is clerking in the county treasurer's
Office here, Monday and Tuesday,
returning to Bristol Tuesday evening.
Have you seen the latest cooking
utensil? Ii is the cylinder basting aud
baking pan. and may be seen at Bauske
g. Hanson's meat market. Go In and
see them and learn how to secure one.
Owing to the sleet and ice, cement
side walks about Webster have been
treacherous the past few days and many
persons have experienced severe fails.
However. we have not heard of any
serious accidents.
The Wisconsin Grain company furn-
ished the news of the football game last
Saturday. between Minnesota and Chi
cago, gratuitously. The favor was
highly appreciated by a large number
of local enthusiasts.
Benjamin +. Ives, Of Huron, grand
lecturer OF the Masonic fraternity Of this
state. was IN Webster Saturday and
Sunday. He conducted q lodge of
instruction for Coteau lodge No. "a, A.
+. and A. NJ, Saturday night which
was well attended and highly appre.
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