Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-14

We mote in the report of the Huron
Methodist conference that Rev. J. s.
Hardness has been returned to Redfield
for another year.
Subjects for Sunday in the Congre.
gationsl church, morning, 1.-The
Christian Enjoys" evening, "The
Power of Purpose
Beachy and Rathbun brought in
twenty cars of stock from the north
ranch Saturday afternoon and started
them for Chicago that night
Miss Anna Ray returned from Madi.
son normal Wednesday evening The
school has been closed few days while
putting in new heating plant,
8. s. Wheeler, of Minneapolis, arrived
In this city Monday morning for an
extended visit at the home OF his
brother. Commissioner Wheeler.
Miss Mabel Brooks. Of Webster, and
her mother were over in their auto
Tuesday. Mrs. Spurgeon Matthews
came back with them. Lily Argus.
The first snow of the season arrived
Monday morning but It was only a
furry. The weather however has con.
tinued cold for this time of the year.
For sale cheap-My residence in the
Second ward. Good roomy house, cleo
trio lights, cistern, good we'll and large
residence lot Inquire of w. r. Bates.
Williams Lumber company brought
in change of advertisement too late
for this issue but they will tell you next
week about storm windows and storm
doors.
Michael Tracy, who has spent several
months in Madison, Wis, arrived Sun
day morning to look after business
interests and visit with relatives and
friends.
Ladies can spend an hour very salts.
factorily at Miss Flagstad's millinery
just looking at the late styles and
patterns. All are welcome to inspect
the large line.
Williams, Curtiss g. Wickre have
practically cleaned up all the stock on
their old fort ranch making the last
shipment of two hundred head last Sat-
urday to Chicago.
p. A. Gross and L. H. Woodwork
were business visitors at Eden Park
Friday and Saturday. They report the
roads something fierce for automobiling
on the return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Kidder have
moved into the city from their farm
near Holmquist and will make Webster
their home in the future. They will be
gladly welcomed by all.
Watch for Don Corello; he's here
at Webster. You will like him. The
best ten cent cigar en- the market.
Made in two sizes; ten cents straight
and three for quarter
Rex Harris went to Aberdeen with
his automobile on Thursday but en- the
return trip, Friday, was compelled to
leave the machine at Groton until the
mud had dried in the roads.
Miss Anna Christensen, who has been
visiting with Webster friends and look.
ing after business interests here fer
some weeks, departed Friday evening
for her home at Long Beach, California.
| always have some good sound horses
for sale at reasonable prices or will buy
heavy draft horses from six to ten years
old and pay fancy prices. Inquire at
Philbrook's Livery barn r. G. Efnor.
Adam Piechowski and daughter, Eva,
went down to Minneapolis Wednesday
morning. The little girl has been quite
i'll for some time and the parents decided
to take her to the city to consult
specialist.
Fred and Homer Hillebrand were in
from the ranch Saturday and brought
in couple of car loads of those fancy
black cattle for which the ranch is
famous which they shipped to Chicago
that evening.
Rev. j. M. Mcdonald, who has SO
ably and satisfactorily filed che pulpit
Of the Methodist church here the past
year, was returned to this city for
another year by the conference recently
held at Huron
Carl Emil Ring. OF Pipestone. Mimi,
and Miss Martina Gelena Monsrud, OF
Waubay, were united in marriage at
Waubay Sunday October 10th. The
bride is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin o. Monsrud.
Many Webster ladies who went to
Minneapolis and intended buying their
fall millinery there came back and
secured there hats from Miss Flagstad
saying that the styles were the latest
and the prices better.
l. E. Knapp. of Union Center, Wis,
q brother Of Atlas Knapp, and Oscar
Babcock. of Athol. 5. D.. an uncle Of
the gentleman, who visited here for