Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-28

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Langford, February II
Mrs + II. Russell, who has beer
quite sick the past two weeks, is able t;
be up and around again
Byron abbott and Otto Kaas, attor
neys of Britton, were here Tuesday on
business before the court
The regular meeting of the CONNER
cial club will be held next Tuesday
evening in the club rooms.
Mrs II. o Wickre returned Sunday
night from visit to her daughter, Mrs
]. VanderMeide at Andover.
For Sale-My residence property or
Main street south of the railroad in
Second ward. w. r. Bates.
We have a few second hand stoves ant
ranges on hand which we will sell CHEAP
Munson Hardware company.
Mrs. Anna Lilley came down from
Aberdeen Friday night to spend few
days visiting Webster friends,
A. G. Paulson, was in Bristol Satur
day in the interests of the Day County
Agricultural Fair association.
j. J. Lee came over from Lily Tues
day TO attend court and while here
made this office pleasant CALL
b. A. Walton, of the law firm Of
Wells & Walton, transacted professiona
business in Aberdeen Saturday.
VIM Tollefson returned from Pierre
Friday where he took the examination
before the state pharmacy board.
Mrs. Peter Zipf was discharged from
St. Mary's hospital last week anC
returned to her home near Bristol.
Thos Quinn, of Sisseton, a Sioul
Indian and one of the leading farmer
was Webster visitor Wednesday.
The motto adopted by the soutl
Dakota Federation of Commercial
Clubs is, 1.-The Land of opportunities.
Capt. @. S. Denny was up from Wan
bay Tuesday he is taking treatmen
at the sanitarium parlors for rheuma
tism.
Miss Blanche O'Ready gave whis
party to lumber of her friends Satur
day afternoon Refreshments wer
served
Spring work will soon open. Now il
the time to get your harness oiled anc
repaired by an expert at Webster Hard
ware Co.
Judge l.. l.. Brown, of Winona, Minn
and Judge Aikens of Sioux Falls, are il
the city in the interest of the lumber
companies.
A movement is or foot tending
toward making a good road into Web
ster from the north. This is a good thin;
push it along.
For warm footwear of all kinds, the
best boots and shoes and Mishawaka
artics call on Anton Hrabak opposite
the postoffice.
The new Ford touring car is no
experiment. Its improvements and
advantages have been thoroughly tested
and guaranteed.
Webster market looses lot of grain
on account of the poor condition OF the
roads north of town. They should be
remedied at once.
Miss Edith Chapman, who has been
visiting friends in this city for the past
three weeks, returned to her home at
the ranch Tuesday.
John Kruger and wife, Of Andover,
came up Monday and remained until
Wednesday visiting relatives and friends
inMorton township.
NOTWITHSTANDING In your children and
have their six-year-old molars looked
after, they are permanent teeth. DIR.
O. E. Brooks, dentist.
Gordon Smith, who has been visiting
his parents and friends in this city for
the past week, departed for Boise, Idaho
Wednesday morning.
We have large line of wall paper
we wish to close ont. will sell you wall
paper practically az your own price.
Peabody's drug store.
Found-A Shrine button on Main
street in Webster Wednesday. Owner
can have same by calling at this office
and paying for this notice.
We still have few mares and geld.
ings. suitable for farm work, left from
our car load and are Offering them very
cheap. Efnor 4 Chapman.
Look for the bills for wickre's second
annual sale at LAngford wedne sday,
February IL. II you are looking for
good swine, il viii interest you.
Mrs. L. u. Boerger departed for Mil.
bank this week where she will visit
friends for few days before returning
TO her home in Underline, N. d.
Found-A pair Of nose glasses in case
near the Episcopal church Saturday.
Owner can have same by calling at this
ofiice and paying for this notice.
Next time you are in town take home
with you an Empire Cream Separator