Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-07

City Saturday night to look up the
stock market for couple Of DAYS. He
arrived home Tuesday moaning
H. f. Brown, of Aberdeen, arrived for
hunt Wednesday, morning and in
company with r. w. Harris and + o..
Potter went to the camp at Opitz
Dug Milan left for Webster yesterday
to hunt few days near Camp Becker.
Mr.. Becker has been there several days.
Aberdeen American, Wednesday.
+. M. Mrras, the best candy maker
in the business. is taking q few days
vacation and spending the time hunt.
ing at the Chapman ranch in Marshall
county.
DR.. and Mrs. P. ID. Peabody returned
from Minneapolis this morning, they
were accompanied nome by Dr. and
Mrs. Avery who will visit them for a
few days.
T. E. Egge left last Friday for Texas
where he will remain during the
winter. Mrs. Egge expects TO be ready
to leave for the same place the first of
November.
Dr. Jenkins, of Waubay, made the
run to Aberdeen Monday in his auto
mobi lie to register in the land drawing.
He stopped here for few hours on his
return trip
Ladies can spend an hour very salts.
factorily at Miss Flagstad's millinery
just looking at the late styles and
patterns. All are welcome to inspect
the large line.
Miss E. L. Case, of Lone Rock, Wis ,
arrived in this city this morning and
will spend the winter in Day county,
having accepted position in one of the
county schools.
NJ. A. Oldon and family departed for
Roundup, Mont, the first of the week.
They leave many Old friends in Day
county who will wish them success in
their new home.
VIM. DeRohn met with serious acct
dent during one of the ball games of
fair week, but after few days treat
ment at Sc. Mary's hospital has been
pronounced cured.
A. Wagge, of Bristol, was in the city
last evening arranging for an auction
sale at his place on October 20, when he
will have one of the largest sales ever
held in Day county.
Watch for Don Corello; he's here
at Webster. You will like him. The
best ten cent cigar en- the market.
Made in two sizes; ten cents straight
and three for quarter.
Mesdames Meyer and Murphy went
up to Aberdeen last evening and are at
the registration bureau today to take
chance on drawing one hundred and
sixty acres of the public domain
Rev. Jonas johnson will preach in
the New Sweden church in Kidder
to wnship on Sunday morning at 11:00
o'clock and in the afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the German church in Webster.
Professor SHIRLEY, of Minneapolis,
will give lessons to limited number of
pupils on the banjo, mandolin, either
and guitar, and also vocal culture. Call
at Commercial hotel or phone No 70.
always have some good sound horses
for sale at reasonable prices or will buy
heavy draft horses from six to ten years
old and pay fancy prices. Inquire at
Livery barn. r. O. Efnor.
Ferdinand Hinze and Herman Prieb
we're visitors at Duluth the first of this
week. They report delightful visit
with David williams and said he wished
TO be remembered to all Day county
friends.
DIR. Herman has contracted with the
Ford people for another year. The
Ford people are now putting out
cars day bat the demand 10
70 great il You want q car get your
order in early.
Many Webster ladies who went to
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.
DIR. J. d. Herman, Of Condo, p. B.
Of Grants Pass, Ore, brothers
Of DIR. H. ]. Herman. of this city,
arrived Saturday night and remained
over Sunday with the doctor in this
hunting ducks.
A large number Of the lady friends
and neighbors Of Mrs. Geo. Cease gave
her q surprise party Friday evening.
The party was complete surprise.
Refreshments were served and all
report most enjoyable time.
Mrs. r. d. Gardner left last Wednes.
day evening on q visit to friends at
Canton and Dell Rapids. She was
joined at Bristol by her sister, Mrs.
anderson, OF Webster, who accom-.