Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28

10 WhJerboWn lhst week ~ speHu Few
days at home
Buy your foreign drafts Dayable al
any city III the old country of rae First
National bank
Il. T. Haueep returned home Satur.
day morning FROM q bust ess trip 10
North Dakota
The Commercial Hotel will serve a
fine Thanksgiving dinner. Menu in
another column.
Mrs. Grant Chapman will leave next
Monday for visit at her former home
at Hanover, Ill.
Messrs an Mesdames Beetem and
Ben Cowan, of Oak Gulch. were in
town Saturday.
G. s. Maynard came over from Wau-
bay Tuesday and spent the day with
Webster friends.
VIM. Ravens went to Waubay Friday
morning to spend the day with his SIS
ter, Mrs. Lasalle.
Deputy Auditor Egelaud was check
ing up the school book DEPOSITORY in
ADdover Monday.
The track layers are busy at present
putting down the heavy steel in the
yards in this city.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Combination sale January 20. 1908, of
Bred Duroc Jersey sows and gifts.
Wickie and Butler.
Postmaster Elias came from Bristol
on the morning passenger OH business
at the court house.
G. Z. Wheeler went to North Dakota
Friday morning to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Leon Ahlers.
Try the "New Bakery" III the
Severy building. The best of goods
used. Prices right.
Complete your Thanksgiving happi-
ness by attending the Firemen's open.
ing of their new hall
The "Weneeda" club will give a
dance in the Kading hall Saturday
evening of this week.
Mrs. James B. Lilley returned home
Sunday night from visit at her for.
mer home in Redfield,
The fire boys had meeting Monday
night and their Thanksgiving arrange
ments are now perfect.
p. j. Wagner came home from the
west and remained over Sunday with
his family in this city.
James Edmond was given his first
degree in Masonry by the local lodge
last Thursday evening.
Miss Nettie Lennon came from
Pisrpont Tuesday night for a visit at
the home of Eli Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. M Huber came very
near losing their infant child this week
but it Is some better now.
Reserved seats for Bowden's Hia-
watha can be secured at the Irwin
Pharmacy on December 8.
L. l.. South was called to waubay
Wednesday morning to make some
repairs on gasoline engine.
If you do rot wish to buy manure
spreader we will rent you one by the
day or week. Long g Long.
s. L. Purdum came over from Bristol
aud remained a few hours before
returning to Waubay Monday.
Mrs Peter Koenig delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the Catholic
church choir at dinner Sunday.
George Butler came over from Butler
Friday on business and remained for a
couple Of days to visit relatives.
Rev. Gregory will preach the Thanks
giving sermon at the Methodist church
tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
p. j. Wagner went to Milbank Mon
day morning on business as auditor for
the Reliance Elevator company.
e. A. wearne is now prepared to
hapdle all kinds of grain at the new
elelator east Of the Touring mill.
Chief of Police Martin and Police
Justice Arthur have moved their Offices
into the new Firemen's building.
g. M. l.. Erwin, OF Aberdeen. spent a
couple Of days in Webster last week
looking after insurance business.
William Curtus arrived Friday MORN
ing from Petoskey, Mich. to look after
business interests in Day county.
Mrs. Biersbach and children went to
Twin Brooks Wednesday morning to
visit relatives over Thanksgiving.
The CathoiG cider Of Foresters are
giving an invt zion dance at the Kad-
ing hall th Il "wednesday evening.
The fllemen are Ill looking for you
- their Thanksgiving entertainment
land dance. Don's dissapoint shsm.
Id Prudhon went down into Iowa
on isal estate business for the Eek q
Prndhon Land oompsny last week.
d. o. Washbun, the civil engineer,
came from Aberdeen Tuesday morning