Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-16

For rent--Four rooms suitable for
light hocse keeping. Inquire at Pea
body's drug store
Have an exhibition at the county
fair there are premiums offered on
almost everything.
Do not bay your fall hat until you
have looked at the display at Miss
Flagstad's millinery.
Be sure aud read the Opera House
bulletin for fair week IN another
column of this paper.
WaDted-A competent girl for gen.
eral house work. Good wages-Apply
to Mrs. p. ID. Peabody.
@. T. Paulsen, of HollendaIe, Wiz, a
brother of A G. Paulsen, arrived in this
city yesterday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Herr, of Chautau-
qua took Thursdays passenger to visit
the Minnesota state fair.
Bartlett Egeland has gone to Mans
field, Mimi, where he has entered col
lege for the ensuing year.
Judge A. W. Campbell came down
from Aberdeen Monday to look after
some business matters here.
Frank Sears and wife returned last
Friday morning from their attendance
at the Minues ota State fair,
@. E. Anderson came from Ortley
this morning in his automobile to look
after some business matters.
Mrs. H. A, Peabody, who spent a
week at the Minnesota State fair, came
home last Saturday morning.
Otis Carveth, representative of the
Hamm's Brewing company, arrived in
the city last night on business.
Sam Calmenson went to st. Paul
Tuesday night to make some selections
of special goods for fair week.
Grant Chapman was down from the
ranch yesterday with bunch of cattle
which were shipped last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Holm returned
Saturday night from a few days
attendance at the Minnesota fair.
The Aberdeen News of Wednesday
says that Mr.. and Mrs. Draeger have
returned from their wedding trip.
Hart gives away sheet music with
every good piano prospect, if you want
it mailed send two cent stamp.
Messrs. Stevens and LOOMS, of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank,
spent last Sunday at Pickerel lake.
A. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank, is a
business visitor at Sisseton today.
Charles Jenke, of Groton, spent a
couple of days with his friend Gus
Brietkreutz in this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos eph Marx, Of Bristol
are visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mr.. Ed Coin in this city.
DR.. M. M. Judge has some choice
young brood mares with colts at their
sides which he will sell reasonable.
The best ammunition on the market,
all sizes and all standard makes of
loaded shells at Ebling's Hardware.
o. ]. Straw, representing the Stand
ard Paper company of Milwaukee, was
looking after business here Tuesday.
s. E. Bronson, s. g. Yeager and E. A.
Merger went to Huron Wednesday
morning to be present at the state fair.
Threshers! Best 2.inch fues at 12c.
per foot If You need supplies we can
save you money. Holmquist Bros. q Co
Nothing tastes so good at this time of
the year as as brand new fried spring
chicken. You can get one at Knapp's.
II you want a new hat for the fair it
Is time to see Miss Flagstad now. All
the latest styles and prices reasonable.
Miss Flagstad has made a reputation
As milliner and her hats are the latest
creations and the prices are always
right.
Chris Seefeld has been spending the
last week looking after his farming
interests near Butler and reports fine
crop.
Atlas Knapp was down at the Twin
Cities the first of the week and secured
additional help for his hotel during fair
week.
For Sale-My residence in the
Second ward. p. j. Wagner.
Inquire of Herman Olson, Reliance
elevator