Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-29

The Girl and the Gawk is said by all
who have seen il to be the best play on
the road this season See it at the opera
house, Friday. October 90
James Edmond commenced work on
the new building for Sears g. Potter
Wednesday morning, between Wells &
Walton's and Curtis Office.
AT the recent session of the NJ. Z.
conference Rev J. s. Hardness was
elected one of the trustees of the organ
lzation for term of two years.
DIR and Mrs j. O. French departed
Wednesday morning for the east after a
months visit in this city. They expect
to spend the winter in Oklahoma
]. s. Wyganowski and Ludwig
Kulesa, of Kosciusko, were in town
Monday. The latter coming to make
final proof of his land in this county.
Ole Highland, of Webster, has spent
most of the past week here seeing to
the erection of buildings on his farm
southeast IF town.-Langford Bugle
Diseases both chronical aud acute
treated osteopathically. DR.. T. Wis.
mer, two doors west of Main street on
Second avenue. Webster. Phone q.
The Little Red School House Shoe is
the best shoe made for Joys and girls.
You will find it at A. II. Rabak's; the
Pioneer shoe man, opposite post-offlce.
Mesdames Grant Ray and George
Ferris and their children went up to
Webster last night to visit at the o, l..
Williams home over Sunday .-Ortley
Optic
Let us figure with you on your
electric light fixtures. No matter
what your tastes may be, you can find
what you want, G.. w. Ross, opposite
Harris store.
Sheriff Gross deputies are busy deliv-
sring ballot boxes to the various election
judges of all the precincts and are hay
ng strenuous time on account of the
muddy roads.
Lost-A lady's gold watch between
regtmeier g. Calmenson's store and |
he Commercial hotel on Wednesday of
his week. Finder leave at this Office
md receive reward.
There will be German commu MON
ervices at the Friedens church of
Sunday, Nov. s, at 10 o'clock a.
n, and regular services at the Butler
hurch at 2;30 p. m.
Don't you think you have put mp
With kerosene lamps long enough?
>ome in aud find out what it would
ost to put in electric lights. Gordon
Toss opposite Harris store.
DIR. Harris, Rev. Mclean, Sig Ege-
and and Rex Harris autoed out to the
Williams, Curtis g Wickre ranch Fri
ay and enjoyed a couple of days shoot
I'd.
DIR. II. j. Herman and Earl Wilson
utoed to the Williams, Curtis &
Vickre ranch Friday on shooting trip
The doctor returned Sunday night, and
Carl returned Wednesday night.
A son of John Hanson, of Wheatland
ownship, is reported as one of the for
innate ones in the drawing of land at
DALLAS, s. ID. j. M. Mobiles, the station
gent at Bristol, was also one of the
ucky ones.
O. E. Haywood, of Garden City, was
n the city Tuesday looking up the pro-
'osition of SAID tor construction work.
lie is figuring on extensive building
With this material in the near future in
harden City.
James Edmond received the contract
or the erection of the new automobile
on. North Main street for the
Day County Automobile Supply CON-
any Wednesday and will commence
york at once.
Walter g. Jacobs, OF Aberdeen, secre- ;
airy of the Western Mutual Life Insur- ,
noe company, lie in the city this week
a the interest of his company. He is ,
eing assisted by M. L. De Woody as ,
eneral solicitor.
Atlas Knapp went to Rochester Tues
ay evening to join his wife who is at s
ne Mayo hospital in attendance on her o
ather, who is taking treatment for
ancer. The old gentleman was oper-
ted on Tuesday.
Some one asked why there was I
ways big crowds at the Bijon, that 10 q
asiiy understood. 1t is because the {
atrons are never disappointed, the
ttractions are always first class clean
nd entertaining. Ii
Knute Larson. of Starbucg, Mimi.
J spending few days with his brother !
i-law John Hendrickson. north of this
lty. Mr.. Larson has not been here !
nee 1888 and il we'll pleased with the :
,oks OF South Dakota.
Don't forget that on Tuesday repub-
cans should vote two tickets for Eben
v Martin for congress, once on the
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