Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-27

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circus was in Webster Tuesday and the
bills were renewed where the wind and
rain had removed them.
| Among the dainty refreshments there
is nothing more palatabe or appropriate
than ice cream The Webster Candy
Factory can supply you.
The Misses Nellie Tracv, Francis
Canning and Nina Stearns went to
Waubay Tuesday and spent the day
with friends and relatives.
]. j. Adams, who has been down
upon his farm for many months, arrived
in Webster Saturday night. He has
proved up on his homestead.
Clyde Casey came over from Waubay
this morning and IN company with
George Cease went out to Enemy Swim
lake to fish for couple of days.
The Motion Picture company, Of
Washington, ID c., give the finest
exhibition of their line. AT the opera
house May %, 80, 81 and June l.
Mohs & Karpen have the most com.
plete and up-to-date stock of iron beds
and springs in the state See them
before you buy and save money.
The regular annual Sunday G.. A r.
Memorial services will be held this year
in the Methodist church and Rev.
Macdonald will preach the sermon
Wells wants you to see the new &c,
l0c, 15c and 25c counters. Goods on
each that costs more money. See if
you can pick them out. w. III. Co.
Martin Sorenson aud William Magnus
went to WATERFOWL in the automobile
Tuesday morning on business matters
aud remained until Wednesday night.
A. T. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank Of this
city, went to Minneapolis Sunday night
for business trip of a couple of days
Twins fountain is now open. Ladies'
watch for opening date when ice cream
will be served free We still freeze
with electricity which insures you the
best.
The Webster Hardware Co has
secured contract to repair, repaint
and put on new roofs where necessary
on all the E O. Baxter buildings in this
city.
Spring rains will soon be here; get
your rain spouts repaired or new ones
put up, W. B g. G. w. Dow are head
quarters for all kinds of sheet metal
work.
T. Il Egge, W. III. Chard, E. A.
Wearne, b A Walton and III. f Dem
ton were at Aberdeen last Friday to
attend the funeral of the late +. w.
Taylor.
p j. Wagner, travelling auditor for
the Reliance ELEVATOR company, came
in from the west Saturday night for a
visit of a few days with his family in
this city,
E. E. Haugen, of Brookings, came up
last week and visited for a few days
with the family of his brother, T. E.
Haugen, of this city. He went home
Friday.
Mrs. r. L. Irwin and two children
went to Aberdeen last Friday evening
to visit for couple Of weeks at the
home of Mrs. Twins mother, Mrs
Millham
George O. Dunton, cashier of the
First National bank OF this city, has
been confined to his home with illness
for few days this week, but is con-
valescing.
William Bates departed for Pierre
Monday morning where he will be the
representative of the Webster A. o.
u. w. lodge at the grand lodge session
this week.
Gunder Skaarstein, who was for
merry employed in this city but is now
located at Montevideo. Mimi, spent q
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few days with Webster friends during
the past week.
Julius Flagstad came in from his
farm near Enemy Swim Monday. He
has the hotel and boats in splendid
shape at the Swim again and is getting
fine business.
Arthur Tanberg and sister. Miss Ellen.
came over from Lily Tuesday and spent
the day with Webster friends. The
young lady took the teachers examine
ton while here.
From all sides can be heard nothing
but favorable comments upon the new
Family theatre of this city. The new
management 10 putting forth every
effort to meet with the approval of the
public and from the assertions we heard
on every hand he 10 meeting with sue
ooss in his attamnt