Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-14

Charles Gilbert went to Aberdeen
Friday, registered and spent the day
with friends.
Have your picture taken before cold
weather. Johnson's is the place to
have it taken.
Everything goes when the bell
rings" at Judges auction Saturday,
October 10Th.
Everybody is invited 20 attend the
social dance at the opera house Friday,
October 22nd
Miss Josephine Flagstad has the
finest display of ladies hats ever shown
in Day county.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
Col. Il. III. Russell 10 at Eden Park
putting mp large number OF lightning
rods this week.
DR.. N. N. Judge will close out all
his horses at auction Saturday
October 18th.
Miss Emma Flagstad left Monday
for Sioux Falls where she will attend a
business college
Miss Nina Stearns returned from
Aberdeen last Saturday where she
went to register.
Thos. Strandness, cashier of the First
National bank Of Bristol, was in Web
ster Wednesday.
Leave collections with the First
National bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
Mohs q Karpen are ready to do all
kinds OF furniture repairing. Bring
your repair work to us; it will receive
prompt attention.
Rugs, carpets, linoleums and { il cloth
at Mohs q Karpen. Largest assortment
and lowest prices.
Ii looking for bargains be sure to
attend the big sale at Breeders Head
quarters Saturday.
Herman Olson, manager of the
Reliance elevator. was business visitor
at Aberdeen Friday.
Do not buy your fall hat until You
nave looked at the display at Miss
Flagstad's millinery.
James Lynde departed Friday night
for his former home in Warren, H., for
a visit Of few weeks.
James Hamilton and family departed
Wednesday for California where they
will spend the winter.
Wanted--A competent girl for gen.
eral house work. Good wages-Apply
to Mrs. p. ID. Peabody.
A. Wage came over from Bristol
Monday and fixed the date of his sale
for Monday, October Is.
Mrs. Atlas Knapp went down to the
Twin Cities Monday night fer a visit of
few days with friends.
J. r. Chapman, George Chapman, V.
s., and II. +. Denton were visitors at
Bristol on business Friday.
Ross f Parks came over from Lily
Tuesday night. He has just returned
from visit in the Twin Cities.
S. S. Yeager went to Linton, N. d.,
the last of last week and while there
purchased half section of land.
b. +. Gaertner, of Hopkins, Mimi,
arrived last Thursday for visit with
John and Frank Rabak in this city.
The best ammunition on the market,
all sizes and all standard makes of
loaded shells at Ebling's Hardware.
I. III. Loomis. of the Farmers and
Merchants National bank, was bust
ness visitor in Aberdeen Wednesday.
John Sherbino and Ed Coin went out
70 the Aberdeen camp at Hetke pass
Tuesday to hunt for couple Of days.
Miss Josephine Blank. Of Webster,
was in the city yesterday visiting Miss
Belle Hit. aberdeen News, Tuesday.
@. G. Chapman departed Monday
night for Lennon to look after the
harvest Of the crop upon his homestead.
O. L. Chapman was up from Florence
last Thursday for visit with the fam
lily Of his son. O. c., and many friends.
Mrs. Stephen Pearson departed for
Sioux Falls where she is delegate TO
the large Episcopal gathering this week.
Nothing tastes so good at this time Of
the year as as brand new fried spring
chicken. You can get one at Knapp's.
Mas Flagstad has made reputatio
~ miliiuer and her hats are the latest
creations and the prices are always
right
DR.. Herman and Brother Phil went
to Webster Saturday to visit their
brother Henry for few ays.-Conde !
News.
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