Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-13


aud visited Tor two days with our peo-
pie.
Peder NJ Peterson, who represented
Day county in the last legislature, was
transacting business in Webster yester-
day.
Mr.. Patterson arrived from Wiscon.
sin Tuesday evening with a bunch OF
investors to look over some Day county
soil.
III. 0. Frank, formerly of this city
but now of Minneapolis, arrived Mon
day night for short visit with Webster
friends.
For Sale-A Morris chair, desk
chair and and an iron bed, all IN good
condition. Inquire of Mrs. john
| Arthur
II you have not already heard Sylvia
Bowman sing, and you are lover of
music, go to the Family theatre any
evening
Ebling's Hardware has a number of
s25 90 Springfield Carbines which they
offer together with box of cartridges
for $500
Spring was sufficiently far advanced
last Saturday to permit James Thornton
to get over from Butler to visit friends
for a day
Spent an hour at the Family theatre
some evening and you will surely be
we'll satisfied that the ten cents was
well spent.
DR.. Dubay and q. E. Anderson drove
an automobile over from Ortley Satur-
day and remained with Webster people
until Sunday.
Jens Peterson and daughter, Miss
Dagmar, returned last Thursday from a
visit with Jacob Peterson and family at
Kensall, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Raffelson were
Buick passengers to Webster Tuesday
morning, returning the same evening -
Pierpont Signal
Stanley Walker and Sherman Chap
man were down from the Williams,
Curtis & Wickre ranch yesterday after
a bunch of cattle.
A first-cass timer, plumber aud cleo
trician always found ready to do work
promptly at Webster Hardware Co.'S
Work guaranteed.
Charles Long went to Minneapolis
Monday night to try and hurry some
more automobiles to accommodate his
Webster customers.
Among the dainty refreshments there
Is nothing more palatable or appropriate |
than ice cream, The Webster Candy
Factory can supply you.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Malmberg returned
to their home in Webster after few
days visit with relatives Wednesday
evening. Butter Herald
Mrs. A. t. Gilmor left last night for
Grand Forks, N. D., to make her home
with her daughter, Mrs A. E. Watson.
Aberdeen News, Tuesday.
A. o. Chilson, Reuben Gibson, Mar
tin johnson and III. +. Denton visited
the scene of the Butler fire in he Chill |
son automobile Wednesday.
Attorney Sears, of Webster, was in
the city en- route home from Steele, N. |
D., where he is retained in a criminal
case. Abe rdeen News, Friday.
Going to paper? Better see me first
Have had 20 years practical experie nee
IN all classes of decorations. Chas. p.
Oliver, The Decorator. Phone 1872
1t 10 time TO get your horse bills
printed for the 1909 season. Remember
that the Reporter and Farmer has the
best line of horse cuts in Day county.
Spring rains will soon be here; get
yoar rain spouts repaired or new snes
put up. w. B & G. w. Dow are head
4u"A sOAo AVa 0h hiHus Va su06b metal
work.
Mr.. Chard, OF Webster, manager for
the Williams Bros. Lumber company,
was In town couple Of days the first
of the week on business. --Langf ord
Bugle
Mrs. Olaf Sogu and baby and Mrs.
Christ Grue departed Monday for Can.
ton and Sioux Falls, where they expect
to visit with relatives for a couple of
weeks.
A message from the depot says that
the change of time for No. / will take
effect May i6 The hour has not been
given bat we are informed it will be
earlier.
Miss Nellie Larson, of Webster, Wis.,
tied with Mrs Stewart Tuesday. Miss
Larson expects to 60 in the millinery
business In the near future Butler
Herald.
Sorensen & Holm have installed q
machine 70 sharpen lawn mowers and
will do IL promptly and with little cost.
Keep your mower sharp and save lots
Of hard work.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Russell Game over
from Bristol Saturday night and have
decided to make their home In this city.
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