Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-17

\ few days.
The oyster season is now on and you
can get them served in any style, on
short notice, at Mahauey's.
Charles Bates drove out 10 Frank
Friday with a load of supplies for the
store there.
Jap Fullmer came over from Wanbay
Monday aud spent the day with Web
ster friends.
The Knights of Pythias are giving an
invitation dance at the Kading hall
this evening,
Oysters served in all styles-raw, fry
or stew-on short notice, at Knapp's
Restaurant-we make a speciality of
serving oysters.
Miss Hulda Raffelson, of Pierpont,
is visiting at the home Of hr. and Mrs
II. 0. Wickre
@. L. Anderson was here from Ortley
Wednesday transacting business and
visiting friends.
Rudy Ibach was visiting Webster
friends and looking after business inter-
ests here Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Johnson went to her
home in Bristol Wednesday morning
for $ short vacation.
Night Police Lundgren has been con-
fined to his home with illness for a few
days the past week.
Miss Persilla Meuer returned to her
home IN Bristol after visiting relatives
in this city Wednesday.
Henry Croal was at Webster Thurs.
day on business before the pension
board.-Sisseton Courant.
l.. Gross came from st. Paul Satur-
day and remained for q few days with
his many Webster friends.
Nj. and Mrs Lon Ahlers came home
from their visit to different points in
Minnesota Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Fiksdal went to
Minneapolis Wednesday evening on
business and pleasure combined.
Miss Irene Johnson, who has been
visiting Webster relatives, returned to
her home in Bristol Monday evening.
VIM. Eveland came up from Water
town Saturday aud remained over Sun
day with Webster relatives and friends.
IL. o. Wickre has a few fancy bred
Duroc Jersey sows which he is Offering
for sale at reasonable prices. See them,
James Garrick is inspecting the indie
pendent Elevator company's houses
along the Milwaukee west of this city.
Wearne is in the market for barley
and macaroni wheat delivered at the
fiat house, east of the mill. Try him
II. III. Potter was trying a case for a
Brown county client III Aberdeen Mon.
day. He returned hone Tuesday morn.
ing.
Rev. M. A. Martin Is spending the
most of his time il Pierre at present
lobbying for the county option liquor
law.
John Pemrick was up from Condo
last week visiting his mother who ID
confined to st. Mary's hospital with
illness,
When in need of cut flowers for any
occasion, remember that Twins Phar.
macy gets nice ones, promptly and at
low prices.
Remember You can get cut flowers
for all occasions at TWINS Pharmacy.
just time needed co order them from
the city.
John Sherbino came up from his
present home at Corsica, this state to
spend a few days with rela tiyes and
friends.
Ii is an admitted fact that the flowers
ordered from the Irwin Pharmacy
always come in time and are fresh and
beautiful.
The Irwin Pharmacy is the head
quarters for photograph records, when
you want new ones drop in and see the
collection.
Mrs. George @. Dunton entertained
the st. Mary's Guild last Thursday
afternoon and a very pleasant time is
reported.
A. L. Cooper, cashier o. the Farmers
and Merchants bank, was tr~ansactinp
business in Minneapolis Friday and
Saturday.
The county commissioners finished
their respective labors last Thursday
Afternoon and departed for their respec
tive homes.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank. went tc
Minneapolis Sunday night on matter,
of business.
Cross Greek Lshigh is the hard Goa
for you. Good stock now ON hand al
Wearne's sheds. south of the track
east Of the mill.
III. o. Wickre went out to the home
farm in Independence township las
Thursday. He reports the roads ia very
bad condition.
Fred Bauske, who has been i'll FOL
some time. had sufficiently recovered
Saturday to be able to resume his posi-
ton in the shop.