Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10

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Pickerel, were the guests of friends in
Webster FOR few days the last of the
week
Miss Sadie Sherbino arrived home
from Cando. North Dakota, where she
CLOSED term OF school as teacher, last
week
A goodly number of Webster people
are in Piarpont today attending the
annual meeting of the Day county Old
Settlers
A L. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank Of this
city, was business visitor at Waubay
Monday.
J. Cowan, Mrs A. Cowan and
Miss Margaret Cowan were driven over
TO Oak Gulch Friday BY Len Philbrooks
in his automobile
| II. +. Denton was looking after bust
ness matters for the Day County Agri-
cultural society in the several towns OF
/ the county tins week.
/ For Sale-A good well matched pair
of driving mares FIVE and six years old.
Enquire OF Arthur Tauberg, Lily,
South Dakota, Route /.
Among the dainty refreshments there
is nothing more palatable or appropriate
than ice cream The Webster Candy
Factory can supply you.
Capital Solar Hot Water boiler and
| furnaces now on exhibition at Webster
/ Hardware Co Let US figure with you.
Have the work done early.
" p jackson and family came up
from Waubay Saturday and spent Sun
day in this city, guests of Mrs jackson s
mother. Mrs. Chas Phelps
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Denton arrived
Sunday morning from Gettysburg for a
visit with Webster relatives. Daniel
O'Keffe accompanied them.
Miss Lulu Hanson, Miss Nash and
Miss Iva McKennett departed fol-
Lennon to establish residence on
their claims near that place.
Farmers, when You want cave troughs
aud cistern connections put on your
houses, remember the w H. Co. will &c
out and do the work for you.
Lost--Sunday, between Webster and
Enemy Swim lake, one steel Bristol
rod Finder leave at the Webster Candy
Factory and receive reward.
Mohs q Karpen have the most com
plete and up-to-date stock of iron beds
and springs in the state. See them
before You buy aud save money.
Blue Ribbon Harness-single $l4 OK
and double for $3.50 These harnesses
are guaranteed by the Webster Hard
ware Co. Talk to Wells about it
E. r. Walser and wife returned from
Renville, Mimi, Saturday, where they
attended the graduating exercises. Mr.
Walser's sister was one of the class.
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Ira Ramer, who has been confined II
the city hospital for some time and wa
successfully operated upon for mastoid
was discharged from the hospital Mon
day.
The Catholic Order of Foresters gavs
a dance in the opera house last evenin,
which was not as well attended q
usual, but all present enjoyed them
selves.
Webster Hardware Co. are this week
connecting the sewer and water ant
doing the plumbing in the Jas. G
Rathbun residence on upper Main
street.
Spring rains will soon be here; gel
your rain spouts repaired or new ones
put up w B g. G. w. Dow are head
quarters for all kinds of sheet meta
work
Dan O'Keffe came in from Pickerel
ike last evening, where he has spent 4
week enjoying the fishing, and left OF
the morning train for his home in
Gettysburg.
DIR. j. s Goodmanson, DIR. King
Messrs Roberts, Fitzpatrick, Breen ant
Hall came down from Aberdeen Sunda,
morning and spent the day fishing q
Enemy Swim.
Mrs. John Bealer. formerly Mis-
Tena Block of this city, arrived Sun
day morning from Trouttown, Oregon
and will pay an extended visit to rela
tives and friends.
John Williams. A. T. Cooper and w
B. Stevens, of the Farmers and Mer
chants National bank, were transact
| ing business out in Kosciusko township
the first of the week.
| Leslie Millham who visited for few
days with his sister, Mrs. r l.. Irwin
in this city, departed Sunday morning
for California, where he expects Il
make his future home
r. M Griswold. who was assisting
his brother, who 10 manager for Dow a
Dow in this city for several weeks
finished his labors here Monday ant
departed for his home in Aberdeen.
John Norton, formerly one Of the
most prominent business men Of this
cifv hui now a resident of Bangor.