Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-28
Mr. and Mrs Raffel Sunda were in
from Grenville for couple of days the
first of the week

lousiy Ill tor the past two weeks, 10
slowly recovering.
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Rugs, carpets, linoleums and il cloth
at Mohs q Karpen. Largest assortment
and lowest prices.
q. A. Wells and James Rathbun were
visitors in Eden Park, Summit and
Waubay Tuesday.
John Robb, Of Charter Oak, Iowa,
was visiting at the home Of John Ray a
few days last week.
l. l.. Butler, formerly county treas.
urer, was guest of his many Webster
friends last Sunday.
Do not buy your fall hat until you
have looked at the display at Miss
Flagstad's millinery.
Wanted-A competent girl for gen.
erai house work. Good wages-Apply
to Mrs. p. ID. Peabody.
Ed Coin and John Sherbino spent a
couple Of days at the Aberdeen camp on
Hetke's pass this week.
Barney Elias, the postmaster at Bris.
toll, was calling upon Webster friends
Wednesday OF this week.
James Lynde returned home Friday
morning from his visit with relatives
and friends at Warren, Ill.
Ross K. Parks was over from Lily the
first Of the week to look after his eie-
vator business in this city.
Rev. Peithmann went to Sisseton on
the freight train Friday to conduct a
funeral. He returned Monday.
John Lighter, of Rusk township.
was called down to the Twin Cities on
business matters Sunday night.
The best ammunition on the market,
all sizes and all standard makes OF
loaded shells at Ebling's Hardware.
The Modern Woodmen have paid
out $86,000,000 In insurance,
Stephen Pearson can tell you about
II.
Look for the CLARK Poultry Co.'S ad
In this paper. They will load in Web
ster on Wednesday, November 10, all
day.
Miss Flagstad has made a reputation
as milliner and her hats are the latest
creations and the prices are always
right.
Elmer Haugen arrived in town We'd
nesday night as "a knight of the
Grip" He is travelling for clothing
house.
Bring in your poultry on Wednesday,
November 10. That is the day the
Clark Poultry Co. will load their car IN
Webster.
Mich Mohs, who has been residing
with his brother, Frank in this city,
returned to his home at Odessa, Mimi.
Tuesday.
Frank Munzereiter, of Huffman, has
beed confined to st. Mary's hospital for
two weeks but we are glad to say he is
improving.
j. n. Chapman, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Meyer, went to
Mime apolis SUNDAY night for visit OF
few days.
The Clark Poultry Go. will load a Car
of live poultry in Webster ON Wednes-
day, November 10. See prices in ad in
this paper.
The 1910 Ford automobile is out and
we expect to have few cars on hand
all the time. Call and see them. II. J.
Herman, Agent.
Mohs g. Karpen are ready to do all
kinds Of furniture repairing Bring
your repair work to rs; il will receive
prompt sttention.
The Modern Woodmen Of America
has 1,057, 900 members which Is
guarantee Of It's stability. See S
Pearson about II.
Attorney @. A, Wells and H. +. Den
ton autoed to Crandsll and otner points
in the southern part OF the county or
business wednesday.
w. r. Lipke. formerly Of this city
but now knight Of the road. wal
calling upon Webster dealers this weel
aud visiting friends.
Mrs. J. M. Thornton. Of Butler, wen
to st. Paul Tuesday night in Response
to message announcing the seriou
illness Of her mother,
L. H. Hoyt, of Lebanon, arrive,
Wednesday morning and went out tn
Wickre ranch to Join the party Their
for few days shooting.
Mrs. Il. Brolin and baby wer
brought in from their home north 0
town the first of the week for treat