Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-17

You will tiud the most camplete and
up.to.date stock of good furniture in
the state at MONS q Karpeu
Mrs Wise aud Miss Barse, who have
spent the past week at Pickerel lake,
returned to this city Tuesday.
Talk 10 Wells when you want hard
ware, plumbing or electric supplies.
Webster hardware Co has 1t.
Editor Folsom and family and party
of other Plerpont folk are spending the
present week at Pickerel lake.
Mrs. w. T. Colwell visited her
daughter Mrs. j Roy Lee, in Aberdeen
from Thursday until Monday.
Mrs. G. f. Seefeld departed Tuesday
morning for Willow Lakes, S. d., to
visit with relatives and friends.
Don't be bothered with flies, just go
to the Williams Lumber company and
get Never. Sag" screen door.
Miss Cora Paulseu spent few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sexton in Bristol the past week.
Rev. w. H. Mitchell expects TO leave
this week for a visit with his wife and
family on the claim In Montana.
The Clark half section of land south
of this city was sold this week to A. E.
Chilson and VIM. Teske for $1,000.
L. II Woodwork went TO Evansville,
Ind. last Friday on legal matters. He
returned home Tuesday morning
Miss Name Mccormick arrived from
Duluth, MINI, this morning for few
weeks visit with Webster friends
The "Never.Sag" screen door is
always sure to be fly and insect tight
Williams Lumber Co. handles them.
Ross E. Parks, of Lily, came over
this morning and brought Myron Cor
bins son for treatment by DR.. Harris.
Nothing tastes so good at this time of
the year as as brand new fried spring
chicken. You can get one at Knapp's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Warner came in
from the Lake Monday morning to
spend few days with Webster friends.
The Skovgaard concert at the M. K.
church this evening promises to be one
of the best entertainments of the year.
You will find nice line of hynets
and busters in our harness department.
Talk TO Wells about them. w. II. Co.
John Keeble, Jr., at Pickerel, has a
fine quarter of land located near Sisse-
ton which he offers for sale at a bargain.
Revenue Collector Huntington, after
few days visit at home, departed this
morning on an official trip to the Black
Hills.
L. j. Dyke went up to Aberdeen
Tuesday morning on matters of bust.
ness and to take in the home. coming
event.
Carl Benson aud four of his neigh
bors from Clark county passed through
here Monday on the way to Enemy
Swim.
]. @. Garrick and family went out to
Pickerel lake Friday, and are enter.
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth, OF
Butler.
Mrs O. @. Rieger passed through this
city last week from her home in Mime.
apolis for visit with her parents at
Bristol.
Oscar and Edward Berwin, George
Coyle and Lloyd Mathews, of Lily,
went to Aberdeen from Webster this
morning.
Mrs. Kouch. of Waukon, Iowa,
arrived this week for visit of few
days at the home of her aunt, Mrs. l..
Sherwood.
Henry Hit, manager of the Tuthil,
Lumber company's yards at Bristol,
spent Sunday at the home of his parents
in this city.
The children can ride on the "Never.
Sag" screen door and it does not injure
the door. The Williams Lumber Co.
sells them.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Judge was professional
visitor at Andover, Butler and other
points in the western part of the county
lsst week.
Miss Bernice Woodwork departed
Wednesday for Philip. for visit with
the Misses johnson who formerly lived
at Bristol.
Mrs. Peter Lardy and Mrs. Boike
departed for Aberdeen Wednesday even
ing for weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
Philbrook Brothers aud their wives
drove the automobile to Pierpont and
attended the Oil Settlers meeting on
Thursday
Chas. A. McGowan, former publisher
of the Bristol Tribune. has bought a
paper and grocery store at Nowlin,
South Dakota.
No week is complete in Webster
which does not include few visits "a
the Family Theatre--the popular place
OF amusement.
Visitors in Webster say we have the
best local moving picture show. with