Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03

Joe is able to be about but Is not as
frisky as a colt
DIR. J. s. Goodmanson has returned
from Duluth where he was compelled
to 90 month ago on account OF a
severe case of hay fever. We are glad
to state that the frost has killed the
disease germs for this season.
Chris Grue has resigned his position
as deputy in the register Of deeds Office
and will devote his time In the future
to looking after his large farming inter
ests. His position in the Office has been
accepted by Mrs. ]. H. Moore.
On and after October 10th, 1907, all
milk will be cents per quart, or one
ticket containing 20 quarts will be $1.25
cash in advance. This will make cream
25 cents per quart. Webster Milk Co.,
G. w. Beck & Son, proprietors.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Lilly arrived from
Minneapolis last Thursday night. They
have rented rooms in the Tegtmeier
building and will make their home here
this winter. Mrs. Lily will teach paint.
ing and Jim has gone TO the Pacific
coast to look up location.
A committee was appointed by the
county commissioners Tuesday at the
request of some of our business men TO
view the road north of and leading to
this city and to make recommendation
to the board at its next meeting as to
what repairs the county should make
Miss Mayme Mccormick has resigned
her position in Chilson & Haugen's
store and has accepted a position as
teacher in the schools at International
Falls, Mimi Miss Mccormick has had
considerable experience as teacher
and has always given splendid salts
factioa
Mr. aud Mrs G G. Wade and George
Mosher, representatives of the DAB
Town Lot company, were in this city
Wednesday They had just returned
from an automobile trip along the new
St Lous railroad from Watertown TO
the Missouri river
Michael Sasse, accompanied by Rev,
E G. H. Peithmann, drove down from
Rritton Monday aid has been busy this
week making arrangements to get into
the house he recently purchased in this
city, and informs the writer that he
and his family will move here about
the 10th
Nothing from Nothing Leaves
How Much. Asked the teacher Of
this boy About what there is left in
our coal bin. And he was sent to the
head of the class. You will need a
months. / will send it promptly.
Forbes Fuel Co. ME
Rev. L. G.. Lance, of Stockholm, s. D.
will preach in the New Sweden Mission
church next Sundry morning at 1890
a. m. and at the Congregational church
at p. M. Rev. j. Olson, the local
pastor. informs us that this will be Rev.
Lance's last visit before he departs for
his new field in Wisconsin.
DR. Cook and brother, of Langford,
Dr. P. d. Peabody, DR.. Avery, of Min.
neapoiis, j. A. Cowan and Albert Smith
Jr:, returned Saturday night from their
hunting trip up at the old military
reservation. They report game as quite
plentiful and one of the finest outings
they ever enjoyed anywhere.
One of the latest and most
economical inventions for the
housewife is the denatured
alcohol stove. 1t is cleaner and
less dangerous than gasoline
and also less expensive. See
them at the Irwin Pharmacy.
The most wealthy community the
Medicine Man" ever was in, accord
ing to his statement, is that part of
Day county adjacent to Webster.
"The Medicine Man" tells us that
for the last four weeks he has adver-
tised to give away a sample bottle of
Liquid Veneer Sufficient to polish a
piano. to any lady calling for the
same. According to his statement
this ad cost him nearly $500, and to
think of it, only two women in the
communitysavailed themselves of the
chance to polish their piano free of
expense. True enough, he says he
gave one fellow enough to polisn his
auto, but even at that, we went out
and applied it for him. Just think
of it a county SO doggoned
rich you can't give a
good thing away. About
this time Crazy Horse began to boil
medicine: I'll bet quarter section
Of the best land in Day county
against rag doll, that if l had
advertised to give away a bottle of
that polishing soup with a dollar
purchase would have had to have
hired the whole court house squad
of s hour day men, to count my
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