Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-12

This afternoon Judge Lund pro-
nounced words that made Martin z.
Melby, of Condo, and Carolina J. Nell
son, of Waubay, man and wife
DR.. @. K. Brooks has added an cleo
trio engine to the equipment of his
office. 1t is the latest and most up-to.
date machine known to dentistry.
Chalmers Curtis arrived Monday from
Petoskey, Mich. 10 look after some bus
mess interests in Webster and vicinity
and visit old friends tor few days.
Diseases both chronical aud acute
treated osteopathfcaSiiy DR.. t. Wis.
mer, two doors west of Main street on
Second avenue. Webster. Phone 81
The Little Red School House Shoe is
the best shoe made for Joys and girls.
You will find it at A. H. Rabak's; the
Pioneer shoe man, opposite post-office
W. B. Stevens and A T. Cooper, OF
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank made business trip to the Twin
Cities Sunday night, returning Tues
day.
Our high school foot ball boys and
basket ball girls will go to Aberdeen
Saturday a. m. where they will meet
like aggregations that afternoon and
evening.
Sam Calmenson spent a few days at
st, Paul this week visiting his father
and brother who are on the sick list.
He reports both as much improved
when he returned
w. B. Townsend official lecturer of
the Modern Woodman, will lecture at
the opera house on the evening of Nov.
Il on the subject, "Chips and Banks I"
No admission will be charged.
The crowds at the Bijou have only
praise for the entertainment which are
being given by the management. They
are now giving a continuous perform.
ance from 1880 to 1000 o'clock
The Bijou Theatre management gave
dance Monday evening for the benefit
of the Webster Aberdeen basket ball
team. 1t proved to be another of
thebanner dances of the season.
II. o. Wickre has eleven fine regis.
tered boars of service age for sale at
private sale. They are some of the best
specimens of this popular breed of
swine ever offered in Day county.
Joe Adams, while with the party at
Chapman's ranch, north of the city,
shot fine full plumed swan. 1t was
taken to Iowa to be mounted, and will
be placed in museu m in Dubuque.
Go to DIR. H. A. Peabody and have
your eyes fitted for glasses. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed If after thorough
trial the glasses do not fit return and it
costs nothing to have them changed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Sogn rejoice over
the arrival of a fine ten pound boy
at their home Tuesday morning Both
mother and babe are doing nicely
and Olaf was able to pass around cigars.
Duroc Jersey hogs have proven the
best breed for all purposes in this
country. If you want to raise hogs see
II. o. Wickre, he will sell you hogs of
this famous breed to start ont right |
with.
There will be Swedish services in the |
German Friedens church next Sabbath |
Nov. Is at IL 100 o'clock a. m. and 7:30
D. m. A cordial invitation is extended |
20 all to attend these services, Rev. ]. |
Olson.
Albert and Chas. Wendt, of Aber.
ieen, who spent couple of days last |
week with their brosher-in.law Atlas
Knapp shooting in this vicinity, left
Tor their home Sunday morning with a
lice string of birds.
Quite number of the Waubay young
adde's attended the basket ball game |
here Monday evening. They evidently |
wanted to get line on the plays of
both teams as they are figuring on
playing these teams in the near future. |
The members of the Webster Fire |
have decided to hold their |
annual ball at the opera house on
eve, Nov. 25th and are
making arrangements accordingly. We
will have more TO say on this subject |
ater.
One of the best and most economical |
presents for Christmas, birthday or
is fine, nicely finished photo
graph. II makes most treasured keep
sake. For the best, most artistic and
ap-to-today photographs call ON
Johnson. the photographer.
Rev. r. Fykman, OF Minneapolis, one
of the leading ministers and poets Of
the northwest will deliver q sermon in
the new Swedish church in Kidder on
Wednesday, Nov. Is at AGO o'clock D
~, aud in the German Friedens church
Webster. at z 80 o'clock Thursday eve-
mug, Rev. J Olson.
A. HOLSTER, Of Chicago. who had
been hunting with the Denton party at
the ranch, departed for home Saturday
night and took with him Que OF the
finest lunches OF dncks ever taken from