Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-25
Miss Beulah Williams. a niece Of MIR.

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More value and service per dollar
invested in the Ford auto than any
machine on the market today.
The four year-old son of Mr. and Mrs
Albert Knutson died at the hospital in
this city Friday of appendicitis,
Miss Schriffels, sister of Miss Emma
Schriffels, arrived Monday from Min
neapolis for visit in this city.
L. O Strandness, father of o T..
Strandness of this city, was here from
Bristol visiting his son Monday.
Herman Stains, of Waubay, stopped
off here between trains Tuesday on his
return from a visit at Aberdeen.
James B. Lilley, who makes his head
quarters in Minneapolis, was in Web
ster visiting friends Wednesday.
Mrs Lief Larson aud baby returned
home from her visit with Milbank rela
tives and friends Thursday night
Clinton jenkins, the Day county
game warden, came over from Waubay
Monday afternoon by automobile.
Mrs. Ada Specs came down Tuesday
from Cogswell, N. D., to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Laird.
Rev Phillip Gregory, accompanied
by Mrs. A. E. Gregory, returntd to his
home at Bryant Monday morning.
f. Huntington, deputy internal reve-
nue. collector for tins district, was
home with his family over Sunday.
! Mrs Ole Strand was brought from
her home in Liberty township and
taken to the city hospital last Friday
Don't be fooled about organs or
pianos. Call and see Hart first and he
will guarantee you % per cent saved.
Mrs. Fl. W. WayIand came over from
Waubay Wednesday for short visit
with her husband, the county treasurer.
NJ. A Thul came over from Waubay
Monday night and spent the time
between trains with his many friends
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Howson came
over from Bristol Friday and spent the
day with Webster relatives and friends.
George L. Ives the Sioux sFalls
insurance man, was looking after bust
ness in Webster Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Julius Flag stad went out to Enemy
Swim lake Friday to superintend some
improvements in the hotel at that
place.
Mrs A. T. Gilmor, who has been
visiting with her daughter in Aberdeen
for three weeks, returned home Friday
night.
Prof. Hetley formerly superintendent
of Day county schools, was Groton
visitor on Monday .-Groton Indepen-
dent.
Travelling Auditor Won Rohr, Of the
the Lampert Lumber company, was
checking up the yards in this city last
Friday.
Mrs. Julius Nilsson, of Lynn township
after severe illness of five weeks,
passed away Friday and was buried
Sunday.
Good goods are cheapest We sell
them-goods with guarantee aud we
make good every time Webster Hard
ware Co!
Special designs, special materials,
specially prompt service by an espec-
tally expert trimmer at Miss Flagstad's
Saturday
Mrs H. H. Meyer came over from
Andover Monday and spent the day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Chapman.
DIR. j. M Ekrem was at Aberdeen
Tuesday night to attend the district
meeting of the Aberdeen medical
association.
The first rain of the season came
Monday night and did much to release
us from the ice and mud of winter upon
the sidewalks.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sheelar and child
rem, who have spent the winter In
Colorado Springs, Col, arrived home
Monday night.
Rev Ballon will Conduct confirma-
tion services at the German Friedens
! cburch al RutIar Snndav Anrii aft
! 10 o'clock a. m.
| The treatment of seed grain with
formaldehyde is no experiment but AN
assured success. You can get formalde-
hyde at Twins
MIR. and Mrs Olaf Arneson, of this
city, rejoice over the arrival OF fine
boy baby who took up residence at their
home last Friday.
Miss breckenridge, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Thomp-
son, returned 70 her home at Big Stone
Tuesday morning
+. V Halbkat. the medicine man,
went down 60 Minneapolis Tuesday
night to buy some new fixtures and
goods for his store.
Geo. Cease and Joseph Engelharr
were al Bristol Tuesday where they
took In car of hogs which they
shipped to ST. Paul.
r. b. Ebling went down 70 the Twin