Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-10

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Flagstad has the finest line ever IN
| Webster.
Byron Abbott, the leading attorney
OF Britton, Is in the city today on legal
business.
just the time to buy your new fall
aud winter hat at Miss Flagstad's
millinery.
Frank Mohs will move his entire
stock in the Opera House building Nov.
LIST, 1907
Mrs. Edward Bausler, Of Waubay,
was shopping in the Webster stores
Saturday
Mrs Carrie Ford, of Johnspol, N. d.,
visited Webster friends for few days
this week.
Chris Grue went to Bristol Monday
70 see how things were progressing on
the farm.
For Sale-A good two-seated auto
mobile at bargain. Inquire of DIR. II.
A Peabody.
@. p. Hess came up from Harlock,
Iowa, last night to look after business
interests.
William McKeown departed Monday
night for North Dakota for visit of a
few days.
DIR. p %. Peabody returned this
morning from professional visit to the
Twin Cities
Sheriff Gross and Deputy Gruby were
in Andover on business connected with
their office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Thomas, of
Seward, Iowa, are spending the day
in Webster.
f. j. Stoddard has resigned his posi-
ton In the Commercial barber shop and
left the city.
r. r. Russell has gone to his former
home in Raritan township for visit OF
several days.
Panama, the great new dramatic
success can be seen at the opera house
Faiday, Oct. IS.
Buy your foreign drafts payable al
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
Rev. Helm, of Sioux City, Iowa, il
looking after his business interests here
for few days.
A. M. Dean, of Winons, Mimi, was
looking after Day county business inter
ests this week.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Lou Eek, OF the Eek g. Prudhon
Land company, was called west on
business Tuesday.
Ars. Ben Fish departed last Friday
morning for Appleton, Mimi, for a
visit with relatives.
Try the "New Bakery" In the
Severy building. The best of goods
used. Prices right.
VIM. Amsley, the most popular cigar
salesman on the road, was an arrival in
Webster yesterday.
A baby girl few months old at ST.
Mary's hospital would like place in a
good Catholic home
G. o. Bailey has about completed his
seasons threshing and has again opened
his shop in Webster.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Wearne were
visitors ont at Enemy Swim lase on
Sunday of this week.
Miss Flagstad's hats are Of the latest
styles and patterns and are the best to
be had for the money.
Miss Hattie Hopkins, OF Spring Valley,
Mimi, visited with Day county friends
and relatives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Chard expect te
move into their new residence in the
First ward next week.
Mrs. L. v. Slocumb went to Milbanh
last Friday morning to attend the W.
O. T. u. convention.
Thomas McAllen was over from Bris
toll Monday shaking hands with hi
many Webster friends.
Mrs. James Billy went to Aberdeen
Wednesday morning where she has Z
large class in painting.
Miss Addie McKibben returned Tues
day morning from visit with relatives
and friends In ST. Paul.
Miss Emma Schultz, Of Webster
visited the Optic editor and his VIII,
Thursday .-orfIey Optic.
Sarvices at the Meth,dist Episcopa
church Sunday morning aud evening
Preaching by the pastor.
Judge J. J. CowsD. son. John an.
daughter. Margaret, arrived in Websse
from Oak Guich yesterday.
New cement s4lks nave been bnilt ID
front Of the Ravens and Tegfmeie
residences in the First ward.
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