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

evening for visit with Webster folks
YGuess grandpa and grandma Gruby ant
aunt Gertrude will be pretty busy JUS
now
You can save money by getting prices
on hardware, harness and farm
machinery from Holmquist Bros & Co
at Holnquist, S. d. They have large
and complete stock ana appreciate your
business.
Miss Mamie Mccormick returned
from her visit west Of the river and
spent couple of days visiting Webster
friends She departed Sunday night to
resume her duties as teacher in Duluth,
Minnesota.
Mrs. ] A. Skinner, who spent several
days In this city visiting relatives and
friends last week, returned to her
home in Watertown Monday. Mrs.
Skinner is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Sampson.
Harry Wells returned Friday from a
visit to Aberdeen, to spend few days
at home before returning to Mime
apolis to take mp his studies in the
University of Minnesota, he leaves for
Minneapolis Friday.
Miss Ollie Hanson, Of Paynesville,
Mimi. a niece of Mrs. 9. @. Chapman,
of this city, who has spent week visit
ing relatives and Friends at Bradley,
Andover and Webster, departed for her
home Sunday night.
SOn Tuesday of this week we had the
pleasure of eating an apple from one OF
the trees at the home of O. e. Hyde in
this city and the sample convinced us
that South Dakota grown apples are
the very best possible.
Miss Margaret Finder, who had been
saleslady at Miller's New Store. has
severed her connection with that estab-
\ lishment and gone to Webster where
\ she will have charge of the millinery
department in the Fair store. -Groton
Herald.
Geo. Thornton and family arrived
from Wakpala, Friday. Geo. has sold
out his business there and is visiting
relatives and friends in Webster and
vicinity. They are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Chas Phelps during their
stay in the city.
1t is estimated by parties in the city
who have been looking into the matter
that the monetary value of automobiles
in Webster and immediate vicinity is in
the neighborhood of $150,000. There
are something over one hundred and
fifty machines.
w. f. Kading has just unpacked and
has on display fine line of tine latest
and most up-to date automobile. robes
and shawls The wool shaws are q
ASnew thing and are especially popular.
Made in sizes up to So by 81 inches.
Call and see them.
800 acres of good farm land in Sas-
katchewan, Canada, six miles from a
good hustling town, will sell at a reas-
enable price or trade for Day county
farm or city property. For informa-
ton call on or address DR.. J. M. Ekrem,
Webster, South Dakota.
d. McGlochlin was in the city Mon
day looking after the interests of the
Geo. @. Bagley Elevator company of
which company he is still travelling
auditor. Mrs. McGlochlin is still in
the south, her health has been much
improved by the change.
Threshers-We will give with every
purchase of drive belt, or with every
purchase of $25 worth of thresher sup
plies. one automatic Randolf Coupler,
the best coupler on the market, call and
examine it. Holmquist Bros. & Co.,
Holmquist, South Dakota.
Miss Josephine Flagstad returned
from visit to the Cities Monday night
accompanied by her trimmer Miss
Kimmell, who will again have charge
Of the creation department. of Miss
Flagstads millinery, which will be good
news to the lady's many Webster
friends.
For Rent-A farm containing GAG
4 acres; $50 under cultivation. the bal.
ance good pasture land. Good house
and other buildings ii miles southeast
of Webster and miles north of Wal.
lace. For terms and other particulars
address or inquire of Conrad Kohlhase
M Webster, S. d.
At the Minnesota State Fair, the lead.
ing threshing engine companies, in
demonstrating their engines, use and
recommend the Zenith Youghiogheny
M Coal, prepared IN steam size as the
cleanest ana most efficient coal for the
purpose. A full stock of this coal on
hand at the sheds of E. A. Wearne,
east of mill.
L. Hawkins, o. D., eye specialist, one
OF the staff of Harding Optical College,