Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-09-27


Ladies if you want a street hat or
cap, Miss Flagstad a fit you out with
just the proper thing.
X. @. Efnor was up 10 his ranch on
the old Sisseton military reservation
Sunday and Monday.
Edward Prudhon and ON returned
Tuesday evening from a visit 10 their
former home i'll Iowa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Myers and son,
Henry, were up from Florence Satur-
day returning Monday.
The oyster season is now on and you
can get them served III any sty lie, OH
short notice, at Mahaney's.
Miss Margaret Fosse has recovered
from hei recent illness and been dis
charged from the hospital.
Albert Smith, Jr., returned Saturday
morning from Idaho where he has been
on the government survey.
DIR. III. j. Herman attended the
Aberdeen Medical district association
III Aberdeen last Thursday.
E. p. Mather, of the Minneapolis
Paper company, was looking after
business IN this city Monday.
VIM. +. Noll, from Anchor, Illinois,
arrived in Webster on Wednesday eve-
ming for a visit of a few days.
Jesse Beck, representative of the
Minneapolis Journal, was t~ransacting
business in tbs lefty yesterday.
w. w. Knott came over from Bristol
Friday morning and spent the day
hunting with Webster friends.
For Sale-A good residence property
south of the railroad track. For partic-
ulars inquire of Andrew Jensen.
l.. Gross came from st. Paul last
Friday night aud remained a few days
with his many Webster friends.
Or. Cartwright departed this morn.
ing for Mitchell t attend the state
meeting of o~steopath physicians.
Thos. McKennett, Albert smith and
John w. Arthur took in the senatorial
convention at Andover Tuesday.
Twenty five stands of bees for sale at
a very low price. Inquire of Anton
Karpin at Lampert Lumber yard.
Clerk Of Courts Smith on the Goth
issued marriage license to Charles E.
Pickard and Miss Sadie Bergquist.
States Attorney Frank Sears was in
the Twin Cities on professional bust
ness the first few days of this week.
w. @. Brown and wife, of Anchor,
ILL.,, are in the city looking after an
investment in Day county real estate.
Mrs. L. w. Scripture returned Friday
morning from a visit with relatives and
friends in varions parts of Michigan.
DR.. j. S. Goodmanson departed Mon
day morning for Britton where he fills
a professional appointment this week.
County Auditor Manson Rexford
went down to Minneapolis Monday
for q business visit of a few days.
David Williams, president Of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, was a
business visitor in Summit Wednesday.
]. H. Dunkin arrived in the city
Monday after an absence Of several
months in the western part of the state.
Chas. Stickman and son, Maine, were
here from Nashua, Iowa, Monday and
Tuesday visiting with Eek g. Prudhon.
w. A. Kinsey, piano tuner, is in
Webster on his regular trip for a few
days, leave orders at Halbkat's drug
Robert Chapman came come from
Bristol Saturday morning and spent a
couple of days with his parents in this
city.
The Doctors Cartwright are experts
in the fitting Of glasses. When your
give you trouble call at their
office.
w. A. Kinssy, the WATERFOWL piano
tuner, was in the city on professional
business for q few days the first of the
week.
The Norwegian Lutheran League will
hold q social at the home Of DIR. r. N.
Kjerland Friday evening. Every body
Christ Oleson died at the Peabody
hospital on Monday morning of con-
sumption after an illness OF several
Will pay cash and the highest market
price for spring chickens, Knapp's res
taurant. Don't be afraid Of bringing
too many.
Walter Smith, state agent Of the
Singer Sewing Machine company, was
after business in this city yes
8. b. Walker and son. Dell, returned
Sunday evening from Brown county
where they have been working for some
lime past.
Miss Bertha Derrick came in from
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