Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-21

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A. Peabody.
When you have potatoes for sale YOU
want the highest price You can get it
at Fiksdals.
4 James Rathqun went TO Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Tuesday night OH short
business trip
| II. o Wickre, Who went to ST. Paul
| Saturday night, arrived home Wednes-
day morning
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city III the old country of the First
| National bank.
Lydia Stearns, Lena Renkes, Mamie
and Martha Koplitz drove to Waubay
Friday evening
| l.. G. Ochsenreit.r came home Friday
morning from short business trip TO
the Twin Cities.
Sheriff Gross and L Mccormick
went up to Langford yesterday morn
ing on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harbo Strand, of Rae
inc, were transacting business in the
city Wednesday.
Gordon Ross returned Saturday morn
ing from Chicago where ne went with
two cars of cattle.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention
John W. Arthur and r. l.. Irwin
expect to attend the foot ball game in
Chicago Saturday.
Try the "New Bakery" III the
Severy building. The best of goods
used. Prices right.
Combination sale January 20. 1908, of
Bred Duroc Jersey sows and gifts.
WickIe and Butler.
b. A. Walton was called to Mime.
apolis Tuesday night on business mat.
ters for few days.
Ike Foltz came over from Bristol
Tuesday morning and spent the day
with Webster people.
Every possible preparation is being
made by the firemen for a good time
next Thursday night.
Sam Groshong came over from Wau-
bay the last of the week and spent day
with Webster friends.
Rev. L. e. Kjelaas came in from
Granville last night and departed for
Waubay this morning.
A. 7. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank, went to
Waubay this morning.
Mrs. J. s. Goodmanson returned Fri
day evening from Britton where she Wis.
tied for a couple of days.
Rev. p. M. Fosse and mother. of
Sisseton, arrived in Webster Monday
for visit with relatives.
@. J. Pease came from Watertown
Sunday and remained until Tuesday
when he went to Waubay.
Elmer Hutchinson returned Tuesday
morning from a visit with relatives in
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
A. Ainsworth made a trip to his home
at WATERFOWL, Friday, returning to
Webster Saturday morning.
Geo. Howson and Olaf Arneson went
to Bristol Saturday night and remained
over Sunday visiting friends,
If you do rot wish TO buy a manure
spreader we will rent you one by the
day or week. Long & Long.
r. r. Russell left Monday night for
Argyle, Minnesota, where he has secured
position in printing Office.
Nick Nelson, the expert piano tuner,
arrived in Webster this morning to
remain for couple of weeks.
Mrs. @. e Hyde went to Aberdeen
Monday night to officiate at a Degree
of Honor meeting In that city.
j. T. Sichmiller, of Granville, was
visiting friend and transacting business
in Webster for day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fl. Compton went to
Waubay Saturday morning for short
visit with relatives and friends.
Frank Dean arrived Saturday night
from the west and spent few days
with his many Webster friends.
Chas. Barber and his mother came up
from Lily, Tuesday evening on business
connected with his fathers estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bridewell
returned yesterday morning from a
visit with relatives at Holmquist.
Be sure and attend the Edgar auction
sale on Tuesday, November 26. See the
advertisement in another column.
H. H. Potter, of the firm Of Sears q
Potter. was called to the Twin Cities
last night ON professional matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight came over from
Pierpont Thursday evening aud visited
at ]. 7. Goodwin's until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bexanson and children
arrived from Presho TO visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sherwood.
Rev. e. g. H. Piethman went to Sis
seton Saturday morning 60 look after