Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-09

4 l. q Ochsenreiter, of the Ochsen-
reiter Implement company, was bust.
ness visitor in Aberdeen Tuesday
Chas. Whitney, who spent several
days in the Twin Cities on business and
pleasure, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Derrick returned to Condo
last night after visiting Mrs E. b.
Dinsmore. News, Friday
w. K, Wells, manager of the Web.
ster Hardware Co., went to Mime
apolis on business matters last night.
There are packages worth as high
as $500 and nothing under 75c, all
for Soc a grab at Harris Saturday.
X. w. Tanner, who was in Canada
looking after some large sewer con-
tracts, returned home Tuesday morning.
Ex-Sheriff Gross, who has been con
fined TO his home with illness for few
days was able to be ont again yesterday,
Miss Maude B. Williams, of Pierre,
arrived last evening for visit of few
days with her sister, Mrs II f. Denton
1t goes like hot cakes. That's what
all the dealers say of Judge Hale, Web.
ster Cigar Factory's leading Scent cigar.
Wanted--A girl for general house
work. Good wages. Apply to Mrs.
Stanley Johnson. at the Denton house.
j. II. Moore came over from Ortley
Monday night and remained for a
couple of days with his family in tins
city.
Martin Sandvig, who was confined TO
ST. Mary's hospital with bad case of
the grip for couple of weeks is recov.
ering
Ole Auberg came in from the Ole
Stavig place last Friday. He reports
the roads the worst he ever saw in Day
county.
o. B. Randall went to Minneapolis
Friday morning OF last week to visit
for a few days with relatives aud
friends.
Now is the time to make your homes
clean aud attractive. Wall paper at
Peshody's Drug store at tweuty-f five per
cent off
Don Corrella is the popular ten-cent
cigar. When you want good smoke,
try one. It is made by Webster Cigar
Factory.
o. b. Randall finished his visit with
Minneapolis relatives and friends Mon
day night and arrived home Tuesday
morning.
Wanted-Board aud comforta BILE
room with private family or two fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping by
a young married couple. Enquire at
this office.
| Charles Whitefoot, one of the leading
merchants of Ortley, was transacting
business and visiting friends in Webster
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Compton went to
Waubay Sunday morning being called
by the death of Mrs. Compton's brother
] n Long.
have placed in stock penny. picture
camera which / will use in connection
with my regular portrait business. The
Pratt studio.
Hillard d Amber Wright in the great
four act comedy drama, "Reapiug the
Harvest" at the opera house Monday,
December IS.
There is nothing more appropriate for
weddings than nice piece Of cut glass,
silverware or china, at Hart's big
iewelry store
Have your glasses fitted by your
home optometrist. We refund the
money II not satisfactory at Harris
jeweIry store.
The 1910 Ford automobile is out and
we expect TO have few cars on hand
all the time. Gall aud see them. HI. ].
Herman, Agent.
"Reaping the Harvest" . great com.
edy drama in four acts, at the opera
house. Monday, December 18th. Prices
$50, 800 and SOC.
have lot of negstivesi in stock taken
by Mr. Burch. while here in business,
which l can nse for printing from.
The Pratt studio.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Raffel Sunde have
moved in from their farm in Nutley
township and will hereafter make their
home in Webster.
We have few good second hand
cars--1909 me dels, which can be bought
at half price this winter. Day County
Auto a Supply Co.
II Jon ere planning ON m Indian
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