Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-17

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Harris.
Owing 70 the absence of the pasto
we are requested to announce that Their,
will be no services in the Swedish
church on Sunday of this week.
Mrs. A. r. Knapp departed thi,
morning for visit with relatives anC
friends in Waubay. She will be 9
guest at the A. w. Alderman home.
Everybody remarks what a wonde rfuI
improvement FranK Mohs has made
with the new front in the opera house
building. 1t Is one of the best looking
fronts in the city today
w S. Short, Of Orange City, Iowa
arrived In this city the first of the week
to visit his friend, George G. Dunton
cashier of the First National bank, and
to hunt few days.
Nearly all Of the threshing rigs have
pulled in for the year in this part of the
county, but there is yet large amount
OF grain to be threshed in that section OF
the county east of the lakes.
have opened a Carriage paint shop
in the Chilson building, | block west
OF Twins pharmacy aud am prepared
to do all kinds of carriage and sign
painting Frank Paul.
Rev John Olson, the resident pastor
of the Swedish church departed thl,
morning for Stockholm, S. d., &c
attend the Swedish mission which is IN
session there this week.
w H. Chard was disappointed in the
arrival of some materials for the com
pletion of his new house and is moving
into the Congregational parsonage
where he will reside until his home i.
completed
Mrs. Larson and daughter, Mrs. Lar.
Fiksdal, and the lat er's children, went
to Bristol Saturday morning for visit
with relatives for two days. Lars went
mp Sunday and accompanied them
home that evening
Miss Ferguson has arrived from Aber
deem and accepted posi- ton as clerk in
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank Of this city The yonng lady is a
sister OF A. r. Ferguson, who ID
employed in the same institution.
Superintendent Randall, of the city
water, light and power plant, has
attached the pump at the pumping
station to the old well and is now
experimenting to see how much waite
it will furnish
In the telegraphic dispatches sent out
from Pierre containing the names of
those who we're successful in passing
the examination before the supreme
court for the admission to the practice
of law in this state, we are glad aud
proud to notice the name of Rex w.
Harris, of this city. Rex has worked
hard and we congratulate him now that
he is a fullfiedged lawyer.
Wait for the big cloak sale at the
Elevator store Saturday, October 49,
Mr.. Montgomery, representing Siegel
Bros, will be here with the largest and
most up-to-date line of ladies coats and
suits on the road. Do not fail to come
and see this line.
Miss Arneson, a sister Of Olaf of this
city, arrived Saturday night from
Minneapolis End has accepted position
as saleslady in the Elevator store. Miss
Arnesen has had considerable expert.
ence in the department stores of the
cities and is considered one of the most
competent of lady clerks.
Do not wait until cold weather for
your coal ind wood. Better order now.
Potter, Garrick d Potter have the coal
and wood and heve time now to deliver
it. IL you never have used our coal
give us a trial order and be convinced
that we can and will use you right
Potter, Garrick s. Potter.
Clerk of Courts Smith has issued
marriage licenses during the past week
TO John W. Bury, of Evarts, s. D., and
Rendena Julson, of Enderly, N. d. !;
Charles Daniel Winters, of Aberdeen,
and Myrtle Agnes Prosser, of Webster,
s. d.; John Andreas Sundahl and Mrs.
Bertha Sundahl. both of Webster.
A. H. Kramer, than whom at one
time there was no better known or
more popular merchant In Day county,
who is now located in Hobart, o. T.,
was an arrival in Webster last night
accompanied 1by his daughter, Miss
Lottie, and they will spend several
weeks renewing former acquaintance.
One of the latest and most
economical inventions for the
housewife 10 the dena tured
alcohol stove. 1t Is cleaner and
less dangerous than gasoline
and .also less expensive. See
themsat the Irwin Pharmacy.
lMr. and Mrs.. Michael Sasse and
child arrived from their former home
At Britton last night bringing with them
their household goods and are busy
today moving into tho house they
recently purchased in the First ward
where theyswill make their home. The