Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-26

Messrs. Curtis and Wickre spent a
few DAYS the first Of the week at the
Marshall county ranch.
Nearly everyone VINO travels along
Main street these days remarks the
crying need Of sewerage.
H +. Hart, the jeweler, was bust.
ness visitor in Watertown from Web
ster the first Of the week.
Michael Meuer came over from Bris.
tol yesterday morning aud spent the
day on business matters
p. j Wagner came in off the road
yesterday morning aud remained for
day at his home in this city.
Mrs j n. Moore went TO Menango,
N. d Saturday evening 10 visit her
daughter, Mrs. +. r. Walser.
II. D Frank was an arrival from the
west MOI day morning to look after his
business interests in this city
Christian Swenson, formerly of this
city, but now of Aberdeen, was in
Webster for day this week.
Miss Daisy Williams, OF Pierre. Is in
the city for visit with the family of
her sister, Mrs Il. f. Denton.
The ladies Of St. Mary's guild will
hold rummage sale in the Curtiss
building October IL, Is and 10.
Harry 1ousen came from Ortley
Monday afternoon aud visited with
Webster relatives for two days.
Mrs Sadie Thayer, who has been
here for couple of weeks, departs
today for her home in Redfield.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Anderson were
eastbound passengers on the train leav-
ing Webster yesterday morning.
0. j. Straw, representing the Car
penter Paper company of Omaha, spent
Sunday and Monday in this city.
Judge j. III. Mccoy came down from
Aberdeen Saturday morning and held
court in chambers here that day.
Fred Rommel, formerly of this city
but who is now located at Ortley, was
visiting Webster friends Monday.
William Curtiss leaves this evening
for his home in Petowsky, Mich, after
two weeks visit in Day county.
H H. Potter was called over to Sisse.
ton the first Of the week on legal mat
ters. He returned home Tuesday.
Jimmie McKeown, who is employed
by the railroad company at Edgeley, N.
D., was home for visit this week.
]. Il. Lang was here from Ortonville
Friday and Saturday of last week look
ing after che Hamm's business here.
George and Charles Cease went to
Chicago Saturday with a trainload of
cattle. They report good market.
Miss Emma Chapman visited with
friends in bristol over night Tuesday,
returning home Wednesday evening.
The purest goods. the best workmen,
the cleanest kitchen is what makes the
superior candy Of the Candy Factory.
Arthur Hillebrand, better known as
"Doc," came home from Chicago SUM-
day morning for visit of a few days.
Forbes Fuel Co. of Course
Who shall I buy coal OF this year?
Whyl Forbes, of course, he sells coal
Mrs. s. e. Mills returned home last
Saturday from two weeks visit with
friends at Webster -Milbank Review.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
give one OF their delightful dances at
the Kading hall this Thursday evening.
RI. Rev. MonsiRnore Mensing was
calling on his Wanbay friends Satur-
day. He returned home that evening
The ladies OF Webster need no intro.
duction to Miss Dopp the trimmer. She
is with Miss Flagstad again this season.
For Rent.-A good improved farm
within eight miles of Webster, with
good buildings. Apply to @. H. Comp
ton
Mr. and Mrs. Walton returned TO
their home In Sansagls, Gal, wednes.
day after visit with relatives in this
city.
Miss Garlock, of Wells, MINI. arrived
Last Friday morning for q visit with her
sister. Mrs. 7. Munson. and other rela-
lives.
drew, the tailor" came down from
Webster Monday and carried some
orders back home with him. -Ortley
Optic.
The oyster season has arrived In
Webster. but the price is 80 high that
one oyster will make great many rich
stews.
Arthur ]. Buell., representing the
Inland Type Foundry company. was
looking for business in this crty this
morning.
Ladies' you can find the very latest
best and most practical stylish hats for
ladies and children at Miss Flagssads
millinery.
Mrs. w. P. jackson and children
returned 70 their home in Wanbay
Wednesday night after few days
visit here.
W H. H. Mensing returned home