Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03

| -hememDer tno 1913 MOuel fOru II
considered TO be the best automobile
for any purpose. H. j. Herman, agent
Supt. w. A. Thompson is on the pro
gram for the educational meeting to be
held in Aberdeen the last of this month
Geo. Howson, until this week 9
member of the firm of Demmery &
I Howson, is clerking for Lars. Fiksdal.
August Blank and daughter returned
last Thursday from Brownton, Mimi,
where they attended the Blank. Booth
wedding.
Mrs. VIM. Krause returned from
Brownton, Tuesday, where she went to
attend her sisters wedding and visit
relatives.
L. Gross returned to St. Paul Monday
night, having spent three weeks here
looking after business interests and Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Len South, of Webster, and the
Misses Jessie and Beth South were at
the Chas. South home over Sunday
Andoyer Gazette.
Chalmers Curtis, having completed
his visit and taken care of his business
interests here, returned to his home at
Petoskey, Mich. Monday night.
II. w. Rowlee returned last evening
from Mobridge where he spent some
time visiting his son, Austin. who is
cashier of bank at that place.
Chas. Well was at Webster last Sat-
urday to make final proof. He took
along as witnesses, w. II Grimsley
and b. A. Butler-Andover Gazette.
Diseases both c!lronical aud acute
treated geographically. DR.. T. Wis.
mer, two doors west of Main street on
Second avenue. Webster. Phone q.
Chas. Debilzan, Anton Hasslnger
and Peter Ternes were down from
Bristol Monday; the former to maks
final proof and the others as witnesses.
The Day County Auto and Supply
90. have sold five automobiles and one
motor cycle since organization about a
month ago. They sell the best autos.
Every one invited to call and see
Tie NJ K. Ladies' Bazaar on December
lth, at the Commercial Hotel. Fancy
articles, pictures, aprons, kimonos,
candy, dolls, etc.
The Firemen's dance given Wednes-
lay evening was only another of those
zig times for which the firemen are
loted. For this dance therere we 17S
ickets sold
DR.. II ] Herman went TO Aberdeen |
morning and that Gay |
operated on Mrs. J. S. Goodmanson
Tor appendicitis. She is getting along
nicely at present.
i fin an over-stock on toilet soaps
md powders which will sell at prices
JCAOW COSb tiO NCCh DCSAhhihk DCOCu-
Der 9th. Come and get supply Pea
,ody's Drug Store.
The st Mary's guild will hold their
annual Christmas sale in the Curtis
,ffice on Second avenue Dece mber 9th.
This will be an opportunity to buy |
teal Christmas presents.
Mr.. and MRS. Frank Anderson went |
10 Britton to spend Thanksgiving as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner. Frank
Saturday night and Mrs. A.
remained for more extended visit.
Jerry Lynch, Ole Tenderholt, Peter
Paulson, N. A. Hanson, Gunder Aas-
and, John Thompson and Isak Paulson,
of Lily, were visitors on Tuesday on
matters before the board of education.
The contests which we're fled by e. |
J. Murphy. democrat, against Bert
Johnson, republican, for the Office Of
clerk of courts, and VIM Roth, demo-
crat, against O. J. Lindquist. repub-
lican, for the Office Of sheriff, will DO
tried before Judge Mccoy on the 18th,
during special term of court in this