Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
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a gold locket with the initials II Y NJ"
engraved on the hack. Fiuder please
return 70 Iva McKennett
Special Clark Sheet Metal Foot
Warmer with | dozen brick 81 30
Special white they last. The Ochsen.
reiter Implement company.
Just received Jorge ilne OF souvenir
spoons OF the court house and high
school, handles are the newest patterns,
at Harris big jewelry tore.
Postmaster Barney Elias was here OH
some business matters at the court
house yesterday and took time to drop
| in on as for friendly call
| Red School House shoes for boys aud
girls are the best Sold bv the Pioneer
Shoe Store, north corner from Security
Bank Repairing neatly done.
Mr.. and Mrs J G Edmond are now
trying TO arrange for housekeeping in
their handsome new residence having
moved in the first of this week
Charles Kelly, formerly of this CITY
but now employed In drug store at
Pierre, was visiting with Webster
friends for few days this week
fl, W. Rowlee and wife, have decided
to take well earned vacation and
departed Thursday tor their former
home in Crssco, Iowa, for visit
Ira Long, the custodian Of the poor
farm, had the misforeune to get his
hand caught III the windmill Sunday
and received very serious injury
Paul Smith has been spending his
vacation at the home OF his mother,
Mrs H. A. Peabody, in this city. He
is enrolled at the Brookings college.
Carrie Nation, the noted saloon
opposer, will be in Webster next We'd
nesday and will deliver lecture at the
opera house Seats % aud 80 cents
Mr.. aud Mrs. wilkins, of New Hamp-
ton, Iowa. are in che city spending the
holiday seas IN at the home of the lady's
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Failing.
Fred Sanboru, of Mortified, Mimi ,
who was here with relatives for week
being called by his fathers illness,
returned home Wednesday morning.
Miss Florence Delaney, who has been
attending one of the Wisconsin colleges
the past three months, is home for a
visit with her parents and many friends.
The most pleasant as we'll as the most
healthful manner to have the head
cleaned is with electricity G. q. Chap.
man has the latest appliance for that
: work
Mrs L. l.. Lane, who was called
= here by the serious illness of ner father
: l. w. Sanborn, last week, returned &c
. her home at Mitchell on Wednesday
: morning
n f. A. Schullian, OF Webster, aud X
: w. Johnstou, os Garden City, attended
the directors meeting of the Peoples
state Bank held here Tuesday. Brad
!, ley Globe
j. Quite considerable grain is moving
these days and the times have com
m-nced 20 brighten up considerable
When the farmer has money everybody
; gets happy
Have your glasses fitted by YOU
IS home optometrist. We refund the
: money II not satisfactory at Harris
jeweIry store.
the Forbes Fuel company got in o
= Car of hard coal Yesterday. Emmett
: says he has dealt il ont in homeopathic
: doses ia order TO cover up all the orders
he had on hand.
Joseph Hahn, who has been employed
!. on the H. o. Wickre farm near Lang
ford for the past year has resigned hi
position and will next year run farm
south Of this city
: MIR. amt Mrs. I. N. Bnechler, of Abel
deem, and Miss Mabel Smith, were q
she nome OF Mr.. aud Mrs. w. +. Smith
4 for Christmas The ladies are daugh
y ters OF the family.
Harry Wells. who is attending tn,
University of Minnesota. has arrived il
. Webstey to spend the holiday vacation
!. lat the home OF his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. E Wells.
L. L. South, who spent last Asei
putting Ia heating plant for the Had
> son store at Butler, came home Frida,
night TO spend Christmas with hi
family in this city.
DR.. William Heisler entertained /
: few Of his bachelor friends at party
: Christmas eve and it was really one oil
she most pleasant social events evel
atte mpsed in Webster
W. A. Elliott took his little stepsou
who is suffering from blindness to Mil.
waukce Sunday TO see specialist
in the hopes shss maybe something
could be done for the boy