Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-12

MIS-. "A. VI. EdulsOu was III lIOu
Pickerel lake for a day last week She
reports that her little son is improving
wonderfully while at the lake.
T NJ Loomis was business visitor
at Pickerel and the surrounding country
Tuesday in the interests of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank.
THREsHERsl THAESHERSH TRResHERSH We
have everything a thresher needs and
lots of it, at lowest market price. Cali
and inspect stock. W. II. Co.
Geo. G Dunton, cashier of tine First
National bank of this city, was in Sioux
Falls Friday on matters connected
with the Rieger bankruptcy case.
Walter Arthur arrived Thursday
night from his Wisconsin home for a
visit with Webster young people. He
reports John and the family as well.
A free trial Monday for the electric
washer. Who will take it? If you try
one you will keep it, as not one has
been returned after trial. w. II Co.
The best bunch of young western
horses, great big fellows, with heavy
bone and as good colors as you ever saw
can be seen at Breeders Headquarters.
Will Huntington will leave this even
ing for Pickerel lake to visit his sister,
Mrs p. ID. Peabody, of Webster, for
few days-Aberdeen News, Tuesday.
We can supply any tool, machine or
preparation of any kind that is adver-
tlsed in any magazine or catalogue at
the price advertised. Webster Hardware
Co.
Call and see the new patent horse col.
lar called the "Uno"; the best collar in
the world. We have the exclusive
agency. Talk TO Wells about it. w.
II. Co.
Game Warden Jenkins was visitor
in Webster yesterday. He says he has
been unable to locate the man Walters
since he secured the warrant for his
arrest.
II. O. Tegtmeier and Frank Sears
went to the cities Monday night to
represent Webster at the shooting
tournament which takes place there
this week.
j. II. Dunkin, better known as "Old
Dunk" arrived from Waubay Tuesday
morning and has started the construc-
ton of the new farmers elevator north
and west of the depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson
departed for the Black Hills Wednesday
morning where they go for weeks
outing. Mr.. Anderson will attend q
meeting of the state bar association.
DR.. M. NJ. Judge was out at Lennon
and other points west of the Missouri
river this week and purchased fine
bunch Of brood mares which he brought
home with him Wednesday morning
Thomas Fraser, an attorney from
Rochester, Mimi, stopped off at Web.
ster on his way home from Aberdeen,
and spent Monday at the home of This
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Laird.
You can save money by getting prices
on hardware, harness and farm
machinery from Holmquist Bros g. 90.
at Holmquist, s D. They have large
and complete stock ana appreciate your
business
The subject for the sermon at the M.
E. church Sunday morning Is "The
Heteropathic Treatment of Moral Dis
ease" sis the Automobile the Devils
Wagon?" Is the topic for discussion at
the evening service.
DR.. II. j. Herman, accompanied by
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Herman, of
Minnesota, and Mrs. A. B. Meyer, went
over to Condo yesterday in the automo-
bile for a short visit with the family of
the doctors brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Laird departed
for Cogswell, N. D., this morning to
attend the funeral of their grand
daughter who died suddenly wednes-
day. They were accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs Humphrey.
Roadmaster johnson, of this division
Of the Milwaukee company's lines, was
In Webster Yesterday and informed the
fair committee that the companylwould
co operate with the fair in putting their
fence in excellent shape and would help
In every way.
Sayl II you want to buy young
horses. fine individuals. something that
will develop into heavy draft stock
the kind that are always in demand
wanted everywhere. call on DIR. Judge
at Breeders Headquarters. He has just
this kind of stock.
s. s. Yeager spent few days in the
western part Of the county last week in
the interest of the Day County Fair
ASSOCIATION and reports that the farmers