Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-11

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is acting as manager ia the place OF
sam Calmensou.
Potatoes 81 80 per bushel. " That
price next winter ould make you WISH
you had spent fifteen cents for Paris
Green at Halskats
Ne home is complete without sew
llng machiue Blanks, the jeweler, sells
the Singer and the Wheeler q Wilson,
the two best makes.
Chm. flildahl, one of Pierpont's lead
iug merchants, was looking after some
ln~tters in the circuit court in this city
the first of the week.
The fence III front of the Episcopal
church aud parsonage has been removed
aud tae property presents a marked
improved appearance.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Huntington was called TO Strouston
Wednesday morning on business con.
nectr.l with his position
| baIkcf luOilds oJIduuutoS ab"
Charles Deuel., the biggest man in Bris-
toll, were visitors in the county seat Of
their county on Monday.
On Monday. July Sth, Justice l.. "
Scripture pronounced the marriage cere-
mouv for Edward L Sweet and Nora j
Jensen both of Wallace
G. +. Anderson, chief booster from
Ortley, was looking after business mat
ters ani visiting Webster friends aud
relatives Monday evening
The material has all arrived at last
for the new Hamm's building at the
foot of Main street and it is being rap
idly pushed to completion.
w II. Chard, manager for the vii
liams Brothers Lumber company, was
a business visitor in Ordway Saturday
He remained over Sunday.
Ii you want 10 enjoy a pleasant out
ing and some good fishing go out to
Pickerel lake They are better fixed
Ehan ever 10 entertain you.
Patrick Pemrick, of Turton, came
over Monday to see his mother who is
taking treatment in st Mary's hospital
He found her convalescing
Lost-Tuesday night from my porch
a sofa pillow "Three Black Cats"
Tom, Dick, Harry. Finder please
return to Mrs. j. L. Harris
John Sherbino is looking for hou Sc
and as soon as he can find one will
move his sister aud household goods
here from Owatonna, Mimi.
Rob. Chapman Is taking vacation
this week and is catching fish and
enjoying other amusements provided
for visitors at Pickerel lake.
am now conducting general livery
business, Good rigs, good teams, CON-
petent drivers. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gall on me. Adolph Block.
Mrs. Ebling, mother of r. B. Ebling,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. Ebling. returned to her home in
st. Paul, Saturday morning.
Mrs. w. f. Lipke and baby went to
Waubay Tuesday morning where they
will visit for day and then 60 to Pick.
erel lake for weeks outing.
W. H. Grensley, of Bristol, was in
this city yesterday transacting business
and visiting friends. This office
acknowledges pleasant call
Vernon Scott, cashier of bank at
Milbank, was looking up Webster
friends for a couple of days last week
and taking in the celebration.
! will pay the highest market price
for wool and hides, cash on delivery
Bird door north OF Mrs. Housen. Tele.
phone l29 call 2, ID. p Sorenson.
Mrs. Harshaw, of Faribault, Mimi
who visitad for week with the family
of her cousin, James McFadien,
returned to her home yesterday.
Remember, Mr.. p Green is a terror
on Mr.. P. Bug; puts him out of bust.
ness in one round. Halbkat sells the
seats for the final round. Hurry!
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rieger returned
to their nome at Wallace Monday
morning after spending several days
with Webster relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Knott and
children were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs l.. H. Woodwork during the cele-
bration days in this city last week.
DR.. Theodore Huber, the popular
dentist from Condo, was in the city fol
a couple of days the past week, the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Goodmanson.
Father wulf, of Milbank, was in the
city for two days the first of the week
the guest of Father Mensing. He
returned home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherwood, OF
Groton, spent the greater portion OF
last week with the gentleman's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sherwood of this city
4 The Excelsior Fruit Growers associ
alton raise the finest strawberries on
the market, They arrive fresh every
morning at Tegtmeier g. Calmenson's
Mrs. Millham returned to her home
! In Aberdeen Tuesday evening after q
visit Of several days with the family Of