Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-04

The Farmers Gram and Fuel COM
pany is now ready for business and is
paying the best prices for grain and
selling coal at prices that make the other
dealers set mp and take notice.
Ed Fromberg, of iCrandall, drove to
Butler Tuesday morning and then
accompanied Emil Hanson to Webster
in the automobile and visited friends
and transacted business for the day.
A. H. Persall. who conducts drug
store in Minneapolis, was visiting rela-
tives in this county for few days this
week. He was the guest at the homes
of his uncles, Joseph and John Pearsall.
A. S. Ring, who visited for few
days with his wife and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Gruby, in this city,
returned to his labors with Tanner
Brothers at Ipswich Monday morning.
E. T. Haugen and Harry Taylor
came over from Lily Saturday. We
acknowledge a pleasant call from the
gentlemen. Harry was one OF the lucky
ones in the land drawing at Aberdeen.
Ask your friends about the concert
and dance given by Mobiles orchestra a
year ago, and we are sure you will be
present at the opera house November
IL to hear their splendid entertainment.
John Williams, vice president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank
of this city, Is having quite siege with
the rheumatism and was compelled to
give mp work in the bank Tuesday after.
moon.
4 Harry Taylor, of Meekling, s. the
state agent for the u. M. G. shell COM
pany and the Remington Arms COM
pany, was the guest of the Aberdeen
hunting party for couple of days this
week.
The fuel question has been solved for
Webster by Potter, Garrick & Potter,
who have Just received car of new
kind of coke which gives great heat,
is clean and lasting and saves money all
the time.
A. Z. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bark, was
looking after his interests in the eleva.
tor business of the Farmers Union Ele-
vator company at Roscoe on Friday of
last week
Have your photos taken before the
cold and dreary weather sets in. Make
/ your appointment early and avoid the
holiday rush. Have it done by c.. A.
johnson, the leading photographers of
Day county.
Clinton jenkins was here Friday
looking after yiolators of the game law
He is making good as game warden and
is catching the majority of the fellows
that are not complying with the South
Dakota statutes.
You could not invest $25 to such an
advantage in giving pleasure to your
wife in any other manner than to go to
.Tegtmeier g. Calmenson's and get the
advantage of their suit sale and receive
$50 and $35 values.
4 Many Webster ladies who went to
MINNEAPOLIS and intended buying their
fall millinery there came back and
secured there hats from Miss Flagstad
saying that the styles were the latest
and the prices better.
N. j. Mangan, of Hettinger, N D., a
brother.in-law.of w. H. Chard, was q
guest at the Chard home in this city
for few days the past week and
accompanied his wife home who had
been visiting here for q few days.
Lost-A dark bay pony with white
streak in face, weight about 600 pounds.
Little limp in left hind leg. Had o
leather halter on when last seen. Finder
please notify Mrs. China Hanson, or
leave word ut this office and receive
reward.
n. Q. johnson was visiting with his
many Webster friends Tuesday. Mar
sin drew claim we'll mp among the
good ones at Aberdeen and it lie said he
10 making arrangements with Webster
young lady to assist him in proving mp
on same.
Mayor A. N. Aldrich, of Aberdeen,
accompanied by his brother, who was
formerly resident of Webster-some
sixteen years ago-arrived Friday morn
'tng and went out to the Aberdeen
camp on the Hetke pass for hunt of a
few days