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

/ Dpen III Tue city Tor rev uANs tne
guest Of County Auditor Blegen's home.
Chauncey Jones aud wife came over
from their Waubay home Tuesday
morning on business and pleasure visit.
Big free offer of Sanito1 toilet
articles now on, $2.70 worth for
81 90. Ask at Irwin Pharmacy.
w q Warner and S. L. Purdum
chartered Charles Phelps automobile
Monday afternoon and drove to Wau-
bay
Mr.. aud Mrs Edward Oleson and
daughter deprrted Tuesday morning
for Minneapolis for visit of several
| days
J G. Moore, of Webster, is in the
city "a spend week with his daughter,
Mrs Will King Aberdeen News, Sat.
urdav.
David B Compton and j. T. Good
win returned Sunday afternoon from
their business trip to Bowman, North
Dakota
Arthur Ainsworth, the piano man,
went to Bristol on business Tuesday
night, returning to Webster Saturday
morning.
For nice clean bakings, bread, cakes,
! cookies, doughnuts and everything, go
TO the New Bakery" in the Severy
building
Gus Sasse and family came down
from Britton the first of the week for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Sasse.
Miss Mona Huggett departed Monday
night for Litchfield, N. D., where she
has accepted position as teacher in the
public schools
Thanksgiving services in st. Mary's
Episcopal church on Thursday at 10
III. Offering for the Orphans Home
at Sioux Falls.
Charles aud Thomas Ewing returned
last week from visit to their former
home in Iowa and have gone ont to the
Luffman ranch.
This paper is issued day early this
week in order to give the force q full
day to prepare and eat their Thanks
giving turkey.
Mrs. A. d, Hash, who visited rela-
tives in this CITY for couple of wesks,
returned TO her home at Carleton, Mimi,
Saturday night.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
hold their annual Christmas sale and
supper on Saturday, December T.
Supper IS cents.
The social given by the public school
last Friday evening was one of the
most pleasant events of the kind ever
held in Webster.
l. q. Ochsenreiter went to Aberdeen
Sunday morning to attend a meeting OF
the Knights of Columbus. He returned
Monday morning
The ladies all say that Miss Flagstad's
display of millinery is the finest this
season ever shown in Webster. Get
your new hat now.
Mrs Theodore Munsop came from
Holmquist on the morning passenger
to spend few days with Webster
| friends ard relatives.
St. Mary's Guild met with Mrs. F.
w. Halbkat at her home Friday after
noon and most pleasant time is
reported by all present.
Almon E. Chilson returned Sunday
night from his visit to the scene of the
elevator fire at Plana aud he reports
the elevator a total loss.
John Sherbino was exhibiting three
live owls in his saloon window yester-
day. The birds were caught by w. p.
Mcintyre, at Holmquist.
jacob Halbor, after short visit with
Henry Hits family in Webster, went
east Wednesday morning. He is state
agent for the Wanderer.
The passenger service on the Milwau-
kee system IN this end of the world only
extended as far east as Waubay last
Friday owing to wreck.
Fl. H. Potter will leave for Clark
Tuesday morning to attend a regular
term of the circuit court at which he
has some important cases.
Superintendent Randall is getting
the grounds around the city power
house cleaned up and put into the usual
first class condition again.
G.. 0. Bailey and brother have fin
ished the installation of the new heat
ing plant in the church at Granville
and are at home In Webster.
Harry #. Hart, who was injured by
stepping on q nail two weeks ago, he's
hss been having serious time but is
now on the road TO recovery.
FRANK Mohs installed the new chairs
for the city dads In the council cham
Der yesterday. They are arm chairs
made for strength and comfort.
WIN. Ravens and sister. Mrs. Agnes
Urowfoot. departed Monday morning
for Lennon. They will look over the
country with q view Of locating.