Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-23

You can always get anything you
want to eat in the sandwich line at
Lynde's new lunch counter.
Hart gives away sheet music with
every good piano prospect, If You want
1t mailed send E two cent stamp.
Paul Lardy went to Andover Sunday
evening to take charge of a construction
gang on the Milwaukee railway.
Mrs. A. G. Paulsen and children
departed Monday night for an extended
visit with her parents in Indiana.
r. l.. Elkin formerly of this city but
now Of Vienna, is here attending the
fair. E. A. Baldwin is with him.
b. A. Walton formerly partner of
@. A. Wells came down from Aberdeen
last night for short business visit.
DIR. NJ. NJ Judge has some choice
young brood mares with colts at their
sides which he will sell reasonable.
The best ammunition on the market,
all sizes and all standard makes Of
loaded shells at Ebling's Hardware.
Miss Emma Chapman came down
from Andover Tuesday evening for q
few days visit with Webster friends.
Nothing tastes so good at this time of
the year as as brand new fried spring
chicken You can get one at Knapp's.
If you want new hat for the fair it
is time to see Miss Flagstad now. AL
the latest styles and prices reasonable.
s. @. Nelson and wife, of Aberdeen,
formerly of Webster, were visiting with
Day county friends for few days last
week.
Miss Flagstad has made reputation
as milliner and her hats are the latest
creations and the prices are always
right.
Superintendent Thompson and Pro-
fessors Ebert. Blacke and Hunt were at
Old Fort Sisseton Saturday on hunt
ing trip.
For Sale-My residence in the
Second ward. p. J. Wagner.
Inquire of Herman Olson, Reliance
elevator
We have just added to our work
room a machine to put rubber tires on
baby buggies and go-oarts. Mohs &
Karpen.
A. p. Bryant, Will Wendt, Gordon
Buckhout and A. A. Setbacken were
here Wednesday from Andover taking
in the fair.
For Sale-A good self-feeder heating
stove; good as new-has been used only
one seasonal $40 stove for $50. Inquire
of Chas. Drue
Services in Congregational church
Sunday, subjects, morning, Ancestral
lism over emphasized. Evening. 1.-THE
clinics of Sim"
The 1910 Ford automobile is out and
we expect to have few cars on hand
all the time. Call and see them. H. j.
Herman, Agent.
II. A. Securing and father, Joseph
Securing, are here from Andover today
taking in the fair and looking up some
business matters.
Fred Bloom, Miss Lizzie Bloom and
Miss Aggie Paul departed for Lakota,
N. D., Tuesday evening for visit with
Mrs. H. w. Paul.
Mrs Tina Buehler, who has been Wis
iting at the Sauer home for some time
past, returned to her home In Portland,
Oregon, Thursday.
Mrs Cloudy will move next week
from her rooms in the Sanborn home to
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. E. Huntington.
Mrs. r. E. Carpenter, of Manchester,
Iowa, arrived Friday evening for an
extended visit at the home of her
nephew, H. f. Denton.
Lost-A pair Of spectacles at the post
office or on the streets OF Webster.
Finder please return to Mrs. Albert
Smith and receive reward.
Make noise like an order; for one
Of those automatic electric washers and
wringer. Wells is listening, try one,
Webster Hardware Co.,
Edward Prudhon arrived in the city
Wednesday morning from Royal like
where he has been shooting for the past
two weeks with Iowa friends.
Miss Lillian Rosanquist, head wait
ress at the Commercial hotel, returned
Tuesday evening from her two weeks
visit at her home in Minnesota.