Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-30
Mr.. aud Mrs. Warren Farmer are

with frlends Previous 10 their departure
for Montana where they expect to make
their future home.
A letter Ia TREND III this city
states tIat Alss Lulu Hanson Is
teaching school In the claim shanty
on Harry Mckennett's fern west OF
the river this winter.
Watch for Don Coreilo; he's here
at Webster. You will like him. The
best ten cent cigar On the market.
Made in two sizes; ten cents straight
and three for quarter.
See 1.-THE Girl and the Gawk" at the
opera house Wednesday evening Octo.
Der 9th. This company carries all its
own scenery and properties Every
thing new and appropriate.
DIR. j. s. Gooimanson, who has been
at Duluth and Isle Royale for the past
three weeks for hay fever and asthma,
is expected home the latter part of this
wsek.-Aberdeen News, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Dustrud and
children, of Sacred Heart, Mimi, who
visited at the home of the gentleman's
brother, j. P Dustrud. of this city,
returned home Sunday morning.
Found-At the pest house Sunday,
September IL, a single seat top buggy
with rubber tires, also a single harness
For further particulars inquire of
Frank Gruby, street commissioner.
Regular meeting at the Congrega.
tional church next Sunday. Subject
for morning "Pilate's Lavation. F"
Evening, Five Minutes After Death
What?" Alfred +. Gregory, pastor
John Seedhouse returned from Cooper
last evening where he had been called
by the serious illness of his son, Stanley,
some weeks ago, He reports the young
man as on the read to complete recovery.
Edward Prudhon, who dropped in
last week for visit of few days with
his many Webster friends, departed
Friday night for his old home in Iowa
to spend few days before going to
| Boise.
Sam Calmenson returned Monday
morning from st Paul where he spent
few days with his parents and look
ing after business .matters for the big
store of Tegtmeier q Caimenson on the
corner
Frank Mahara's famous minstrels,
band and orchestra will appear at the
Webster opera house Friday evening,
October LIST. This is a guaranteed
attraction and you cannot afford to
miss it,
You can save money by getting prices
on hardware, harness and farm
machinery from Holmquist Bros & Co.
at Holmquist, S. d. They have large
and complete stock ana appreciate your
business.
Many Webster ladies who went to
MINNEAPOLIS and intended buying their
fall millinery there came back and
secured their hats from Miss Flagstad
saying that the styles were the latest
and the prices better
Eric Erickson has arrived from Elma
Ger tire, Wis, and accepted position
as bookkeeper for Tegtmeier & Calmen.
son. The young man comes highly
recommended and Webster people will
receive him cordially.
Word was received in this city by s.
l.. Potter Monday that his cousin, H. w
Potter. of Mandan, N. d., was killed in
a railroad wreck in the stock yards at
Chicago Sunday. The sympathy of all
willgo out to the family.
Mrs. j. H. Dunkin arrived from
Minneapolis Sunday morning for q
visit with her husband who is the con.
tractor on the new farmers elevator
In this city. The lady is guest at
the Frank Wilcox home.
A postal cardI from Rev. L. v. Slo-
cumb requests rs to change the address
upon his paper from Beemer to Wisner,
Neb., where the gentleman has been
stationed as pastor of the Methodist
church for the next year.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ottum, Mrs. H. g.
Raffelson, Mrs. o. J. Sletten, A. O.
Roberts, #. NJ. Roberts, Glenn Wilson,
A. q. Raffelson and VIM. Chambers
autoed to Webster this morning to
attend the fair. Pierpont Signal.
Game Warden Jenkins has certainly
been doing business during the past
month. He has made thirty four
arrests and has been satisfied in secur-
ing convictions or having plea of
guilty registered in all but two cases.
Mrs. Irene q. Adams, who visited
her sons. w. s. d. and J. J. Adams,
and many friends In this city for three
weeks, departed last evening for Anoka
Mimi, where she will visit for a few
cavs before returning to her home In