Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-30
u. A. Davis was up from Waubay
on business aud pleasure Friday.

The latest thing out carmel-fudge, at
Webster Candy factory. Try it
This season of the year brings oysters
Knapp puts them up in fine style
Mrs. Mayme Halpin was down from
Andover Monday visiting friends
Deputy Treasurer Paulson was
business visitor in Bristol Monday
J A. Schultz was up from Waubay
Wednesday on matters Of business.
Mrs. J. Alley is acting deputy clerk
of courts during the term of court.
Nick Schmitt, of Sioux Falls trans
acted business in this city tuesday.
S. II. Groshong, of Waubay, trans
acted business in this city on Tuesday.
Charles Garner came over from Pris-
tol Friday morning and spent the day.
Sherman Duggan, one Of Waubay's
attorneys, is attending court here this
week
W. ~ iphstr was Cdleu 10 mluHe-
apolis on business matters Sunday
night.
Johnson beats them all in taxi
ing photos, both in quality and
price.
Miss Emma Schultz came TO Webster
Tuesday aud spent the day with
friends.
VIM Wagner came houe Sunday
morning aud will remain few days in
this city
Hot drinks. Just the proper thing on
cold day, can be had at the Candy
Factory
Frank Ford came down from Aber-
deem Wednesday on business and
pleasure.
T.. T. Taubman, of Aberdeen, came up
Wednesday morning on business before
the court
The fire department held the regular
monthly meeting in the fire hall Mon
day night.
VIM. Dillev came mp from Waubay
Tuesday and took in one day of the cir
cult court.
Everyone says that the bakery goods
from Knapp's are the best they have
ever eaten.
Mr.. Blegen has so far recovered from
the grip as to be at his duties in the
Office again
VIM. Petrausch went to Mona, Mimi
Sunday to look after some real estate
interests there.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
Carl Ratgen, Bristol's efficient har.
ness maker is transacting business in
this city today.
L. G. Levoy spent couple Of days in
Aberdeen last week attending the
Masonic meeting,
L. @ Goodell, of Butler, was trans.
acting business in the sheriff's office in
this city Monday
e. B Gibson, Waubay's efficient mar
shall, was transacting business in this
city Wednesday.
VIM. Shannon, of Oak Gulch, was
transacting business at the county cap
ital on Tuesday.
Grant and Jesse Ray, of Ortley, came
over Monday aud attended the funeral
of j. j. Williams.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Come and hear the Lincoln Quartette
at the Opera house on February 4th.
They are immense.
VIM. Mahaney came down from
Aberdeen Saturday on account of the
illness of his family.
Frank Mohs, returned last week from
an extended visit to his former home at
Shakopee, Minnesota.
A large number of Webster people are
attending the meeting of the Taft-Kitt.
redge club Of the state.
February 4th 10 the date Of the Lin
coin Quartette at the Opera house.
Don't tail to hear them.
DIR. ]. L. Harris continues to occupy
the same Office he has for years and
will continue his practice.
Rev. l.. v. Slocumb is one of the sick
ones this week and has been unable to
attend to his church duties.
Eben w. Martin will address polit-
ical meeting at the Opera house, Mon
day evening, February 10th.
For Sale-My residence in Webster.
For particulars call on or address Mrs.
John FURY, Wallace, s. d.
II you do rot wish TO buy a manure
spreader we viii rent You one by the
day or week. Long g Long.
Tommia T. Strandness. Of Lily, came
over Tuesday for q few days visit with
her brother, O. T. Strandness.
DIR. J. s. Goodmanson. the expert
dentist, will be In his office in the Tegt-
meier building, February 3 to s.