Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
J. J. Cowan, of Webster, is looking


after his farming interests in this
vicinity.-Conde News.
You can bay more for your money at
our bargain counters han elsewhere,
Webster Hardware Go.
l. G. Levoy took his force of clerks
OF "The Fair" out to enjoy an outing
at Pickerel lake Sunday.
Arthur Conley autoed over from Bris-
tol Friday to take in the dance and
visit his Webster friends.
Geo. Zimmerman, cashier of gne of
the Butler banks, was transacting bust.
ness in this city Tuesday
Il. r. Russell and wife, of the Butler
Herald, spent Sunday in this city visit
ing relatives and friends.
Thos. Strsndness, of Bristol, was
transacting business in the city Tues
day-came over i'll his auto.
Miss Lydia Martens, of Depere, Wis,
arrived in the city and is visiting at
the home of her brother, Joe.
Webster Hardware Co. now have
their stock of stoves and ranges on dis
play. Call and look them over
Grant Chapman went down to st,
Paul Saturday night with a stock train
returning "Wednesday morning.
Miss Knapp, of Bristol, spent Satur
day in this city visiting her aunts the
Misses Minnie and Edna Larson
Williams, Curtis g. Wickre shipped
six cars OF fat cattle Saturday night
and Joe Engelhart shipped two.
Hart gives away sheet music with
every good piano prospect, if you want
1t mailed send two cent stamp.
L. NJ LOOMS and Carl f. Ludtke, of
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank, spent Sunday at the lakes.
Watch the display window at the
Webster Hardware Co. for fine line of
decorated and hand painted china.
O. F. Black, of the Waubay Clipper,
was in the city Friday and made this
great moral educator fraternal call.
H. l.. Sexton, of the Bristol Demo.
crat, was Webster visitor Tuesday
came over with Ike Foltz in his auto
Nothing tastes so good at this time of
the year as as brand new fried spring
chicken. You can get one at Knapp's.
Threshers Best 2-inch fues at 12c.
per foot. If you need supplies we can
save you money. Holmquist Bros. & Co. |
Geo. O Dunton, cashier of the First
National bank of this city, returned
from a business trip to Aberdeen Fri
day
Congregational church subjects for
next Sunday ervioes-morning,
"Remaking Humanity" evening '.Tri-
butte"
Thos. A. Bones departed for Wash.
ington, d. O., last Thursday night to
resume his duties in the treasury depart
ment.
Samuel Harrington, of Bristol, was a
Webster visitor Tue sday. Mr.. r. is
one Of the pioneer residents OF the
county.
o. B. Randall and Chas. Long, of the
Day County Auto and Supply company
went to CLARK Monday on business for
II
]. T. Swanson returned Tuesday
from Minneapolis where he has spent |
ihe past three weeks visiting with his !
laughter.
Adam Piechowski departed for
Browns Valley, Mimi, Tuesday morn
ng to look after the threshing there on !
lis farm. {
We have just added to our work
'oom machine to put rubber tires on
baby buggies and go-carts. Mohs &
Karpen. Il
For Sale-My residence in the .
second ward. p. j. Wagner.
inquire Of Herman Olson, Reliance
elevator.
Mrs. ]. s. Goodmanson came in from !
'iokerel lake Sunday night and on
Monday evening returned to her home
n Aberdeen.
Have you taken membership in the
Day County Agricultural Fair Associa.
ion. Every farmer in Day county
hould hold Que.
The 1910 Ford automobile is ont and
We expect to have a few cars on hand
III the time. Gall aud see them. H..
Agent.
Mrs. Amos Griswold, of Aberdeen, +
anne down to spend Sunday with her
husband, Amos of this city, manager
or Dow q Dow.
Rev. and Mrs. L. l.. Lane arrived from
Voonsocket Saturday and went out to |,
'iokerel lake to occupy their cottage
or week or two.