Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-17


one of the latest pattern, see the "Wells
No. l" at Webster Hardware Co. Five
year guarantee.
II. j. Chard came down from Lang
ford Saturday night and remained over
Sunday at the home of his brother, W.
H. Chard, of this CITY.
For Sale-A good we'll matched pair
of driving mares five and six years old.
Enquire of Arthur Tauberg, Lily,
South Dakota, Route /.
Miss Bertha Sauer, who has spent the
past school year at the home of aunt
in st. Paul where she attended school,
arrived home Saturday
Attorney Wells accompanied by
Sheriff Lindquist, went down in the
southern part of the county ION profess
sional business Tuesday.
Among the dainty refreshments there
is nothing more palatable or appropriate
than ice cream The Webster Candy
| EdCtOff Cdu supply you
7. E. Haugen returned Saturday
night from business trip to Grand
Forks, n D. He reports things look
ing fine all along the way.
Mrs. f. d. Carver and children left
Sunday evening for Chicago, where
they go for a visit at the home of the
late Mr.. Carver's people.
Ed Potter returned this morning
from trip to the Twin Cities on auto
mobile business for the Day County
Auto and Supply company.
s. L. Purdum came over from Wau-
bay Tuesday to get his automobile
which had been under treatment from
L L. South for few days.
Miss Emma Schultz, who visited
relatives and friends in this city for a
week, returned to her brothers home
at Waubay Monday evening.
Lost--Sunday, between Webster and
Enemy Swim lake, one steel Bristol
rod. Finder leave at the Webster Candy
Factory and receive reward.
Joseph Drake, formerly of Waubay
but now located in Aberdeen, was Wis.,
itor in this section for few days this
week, going out to the lakes.
You cannot put Never. Sag" screen
door ont of business except by taking II
off and slowing it away. Williams
Lumber company sells them.
We want You to call and see the Elec'
trio Automatic Washer. Ii in the
market for one, will give you a free
trial Webster Hardware Co.
The man who has been working for
Arthur Frost for the past two weeks,
departed for parts unknown taking
Arthur's watch and shot gun.
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.
Blue Ribbon Harness-single $l4 0C
and double for $3.50. These harnesses
are guaranteed by the Webster Hard.
ware Co. Talk to Wells about it.
Mrs. w. H. Waterbury, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Miller, of this city, returned TO her
hone in Montana Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Moore departed
last week for Wisconsin where they
expect to spend the greater portion OF
the summer visiting with relatives.
Ortley is planning grand anniver'
sary celebration upon the 10th OF this
month. 1t will do you good to go &c
that famous city and help celebrate
w. M. Bailey, now of Ortonville, for
merly resident of Webster away bach
in the early eighties. has been renewing
acquaintances here the past few days
DIR. and Mrs. p. B. Jenkins drove
their new Odds machine over from
waubay Tuesday evening and visited
for few hours with Webster folks.
| G. A. Young. Chris Peterson, JohI
Mortenson and Charles Johnson, o
Lynn, left for Montana Wednesda,
morning on the land seekers excursion
i A fine up-to-date sewing machine
with modern attachments. guaranteed
for Ave years, for $500. See th'
"Wells No. T. at Webster Hardware 90
! w. r. Wells has painted his hous'
and barn, put In new cement walks
erected : new fence end added man,
other improvements to the residences
property he purchased from Carl Maim
berg.
| Mrs. @. o. Norris, who has spent thu
past six months with her daughter, Mrs
III O. Tegtmeier. departed Tuesday
evening for Duluth. MIMI, to make hel
home with her daughter, Mrs. David
| Williams