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

INQUIRE OF Herman Olson, Reliance
elevator
Mr.. aud Mrs o B Randall will
leave tonight for Minneapolis 10 look
over the auto races at the Minnesota
state fair.
Mrs w T. Ravens left Saturday
night for North Dakota to see her little
granddaughter who is reported quite
seriously ill.
Z. III. Farnsworth came up from Dell
Rapids Wednesday to visit old Day
county friends and look after some real
estate interests.
DIR. P. B. Jenkins came over from
Waubay Saturday night and took
County Treasurer Wayland home to
spend Sunday.
Attorney John B. Hanton, Theodore
Lamen and 7. @. Murphy, of Water
town, were in the city Tuesday on
court business
Roy L. Irwin and son, Quinton. went
down to Minneapolis Sunday night TO
visit with friends, transact business and
attend the fair
Have you taken membership i'll the
Day County Agricultural Fair Associa
ton Every farmer in Day county
should hold Que.
The 1910 Ford automobile is out and
we expect to have few cars on hand
all the time. Call aud see them. II j.
Herman, Agent.
Misses Nellie Tracy and Florence
Delaney left for Menominee, Wis
Sunday night to take a course in
domestic science.
Miss Gertrude Marsh, who has spent
her vacation in this city, guest at the
Goodwin home, departed for Mime.
apolis Friday night.
Miss Villa Mabel Alley will take
pupils early in October in voice culture
pianoforte study, harmony and history
and theory of music.
Webster Hardware Go. are installing
their new heating plant, a Capitol Solar
Hot Water system, and invite all inter-
ested to call and see it.
Mrs. A. j. Larson and daughter, of
Albert Lea, Mimi, are visiting at the
home of her uncle, j. III. Williams, in
this city, coming up to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Elsie Williams.
Miss Euphemia CLARK will arrive this
evening from Webster to take a posi-.
tion as nurse in Samaritan hospital
Aberdeen News, Thursday.
Mrs. Gust Brietkreutz, of Groton,
came down Friday and remained until
Sunday night with her husband, the
manager of the Family Theatre.
Mrs. @. j. Schultz returned from
Waubay Saturday and reports her
grandson fine boy, who weighed
twelve pounds at two weeks old.
Ross E. Parks, Chas. Mckenzie and
Will Clark came over from Lily in the
Parks auto Tuesday and remained for a
few hours with Webster friends.
The services in the Congregational
church for Sunday are, subjects, morn
ing, 1.-THE tragedies of thoughtfulness,
evening, "The poetry Of the valuable.
/ The hunting season Will open Friday
and you will want gun and ammunition
remember the largest and best assorted
stock In Webster is at Ebiing's Hard
ware.
| The county treasurer informs as there
have been SOL hunters licenses issued in
this county. Looks as though many of
the sports had decided to lay up their
guns.
Mrs. / U. Curtis, Of Aberdeen, spent
couple OF days this week visiting In
this city guest at the III. H. Potter
home, she returned home Saturday
night.
Mrs. A. 7. Cooper and children, who
have spent the greater portion of the
summer at one Of the pleasure resorts
at Minneapolis. returned home Tuesday
morning.
For Sale-A residence property in
DicEinson's Addition to City OF Web
ster. Good house and barn. Price 81 $50.
For particulars inquire Of J. r.
Chapman.
/ They are fine, heavy boned, we'll
turned, young and active, just the kind
you are looking for, those mares at
Breeders Headquarters, DIR. M. M.
Judge, proprietor.
Miss Laura B. Hanse returned to her
home in Webster Wednesday to pre-
pare for the teachers annual start In
the school room. Farming correspond
ent in Langford Bngle.
| 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