Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-21
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NlSitth tiuhy, SATURDAY huu 1uhNtas
with the Rathbun families in this city.
Big free offer of Sanito1 toilet
articles now on, 1910 worth for
81 90. Ask at Irwin Pharmacy.
Englehart and Cease shipped three
cars Of stock, two of cattle and one of
sheep, TO the st Paul market Saturday.
Miss Clara Binder departed Tuesday
morning for Shawnee, Oklahoma, for a
visit with the family of Charles Binder.
L w. Scripture departed this week
| for his former home in Michigan where
| he will spend the winter with relatives.
A slight wreck at Milbank Wednes-
day morning on the Milwaukee put
three cars in the ditch. No one hurt.
w. &. Warner, Ed Prudhon and John
Rabak were fishing i'll the lakes near
Waubay Sunday and report good luck.
Edward Highland passed through
Webster Saturday morning enroute TO
his home in Langford from Minneap-
oils
Michael Darmody arrived home from
Midland Friday morning and is spend
ing a few days with his family III this
city
Mrs r l.. Irwin entertained few
friends at an afternoon tea Saturday in
honor OF Mrs A. d. Hash, of Carleton,
MINI
a large number of Webster people
attended dance at Ed Lundgren's Sat-
urday night A fine time is reported
by all.
Albert Soghn, of Vienna, arrived
Tuesday morning for visit with the
families of Chris and Oscar Grue, his
cousins,
The auditors office has figured up
the assessed tax for the City of Webster
aud it goes to sos 05 on the thousand
dollars.
Grant Chapman and Charles Farmer
came down from the Williams, Curtis
q Wickre ranch yesterday after load
of coal.
Captain @. S. Denny came over from
Aberdeen Sunday on business with
Sheriff Gross. He went home that
evening.
Will McKeown, one of the popular
clerks at Knapp's bakery, is quite
seriously ill at his mothers home in
this city.
For nice clean bakings, bread, cakes,
cookies, doughnuts and everything, go
to the New Bakery" in the Severy
building.
Mrs. f. o. Potter was in Aberdeen
last Thursday to attend the Berg Huey
wedding. She came home Friday
morning
]. H. Dunkin was down at Waubay
Sunday aud succeeded in killing about
thirty ducks in company with Jack
Rummel
Mrs. A. M. Alley, who has been
seriously ill for some time with rheuma-
tism has sufficiently recovered to be
out again.
A slight wreck at Andover Sunday
night caused a delay to the east bound
passenger OF couple of hours. No one
was injured.
A large number of Webster young
people attended the masquerade ball at
Holmquist Tuesday night and all report
good time
The steel gang for the railroad COM
pany completed the laying of the heavy
steel tracks as far as Webster the first
of this week
Rt. Rev. Monsignore Fl. Mensing, of
the ST Otto's church in this CITY, was
called professionally to Waubay Satur-
day morning.
Messrs. Ferguson, Tollefson and Will
son went to Aberdeen Saturday night
and remained over Sunday with friends
and relatives.
One week from today is Thanksgiving
Day. There is no place in the world
that has more to be thankful for than
South Dakota.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their annual Christmas sale and
supper on Saturday, December z.
Supper 30 cents.
Mrs. Frank Sears went to Mime.
apolis Friday night to visit friends for
few days and to attend the foot ball
game Saturday.
Michael Sasse visited his former home
at Britton for few days last week.
He reports everything in fine shape In
Marshall county.
The ladies all say that Miss Flagstad's
display of millinery Is the finest this
season ever shown Ia Webster. Get
your new hat now
Be snre and give your girl plenty Of
time to get her gown ready for the
Thanksgiving dance and banquet
Thanksgiving night
The young people here have been
getting much enjoyment ont Of the
skating afforded by the numerous
honda nanr tina oikv