Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-11

rush across his fire break and the road
famed by the terrible gale OF that day
Three big stacks Of hay belonging 10
Will Davis were destroyed and threat.
ened to burn the buildings Fortunately
q crowd OF men with plows reached the
scene in time TO control it after faith
fully fighting. Same old story, fol
lowed by the same old warning.-Farm
inRion correspondence in Pierpont Sig
nal
Miss M .rgey Holm gave "A very nice
party TO her girl and boy friends Satur.
day, Refreshments were served and
all report very pleasant time. Par
ticularly the boys, as they are SO seldom
invited to the girls parties and Margey
did not think it just right not to
include the boys
Miss Belle McKeown, who went to
Aberdeen las week TO accept a posi-
ton with the Dakota Farmer, returned
Friday Miss McKeown decided that
the work in the new position was
greater than her strength would war.
rant her attempting to keep up and con-
sequently resigned.
Game Warden jenkins went up to
the Chapman ranch Tuesday afternoon
and from telephone message received
from him last night we guess that his
automobile must be ont of commission
as he requested q new tire. An auto
is all right when it is all right but
when it bucks it is bad.
DR.. +. 8. Bugbee, the well known
optometrlst and neurological of Mime.
apollst, will be at the Commercial
hotel, Webster, s. D., Monday, Decem-
Der 6. Eyes carefully examined; glasses
made that WILL FIT. Special attention
to relief of headaches and nervous
troubles cross-eyes Strengthened, etc.
John Williams. vice president of the
Farmers and Mel chants National bank
OF this city, who has been suffering
quite a little of late with rheumatism,
departed Sunday morning for Hot
| Springs, South Dakota, to see If the
baths would relieve his su fferings. Mrs.
! Williams accompanied him on the trip.
Allan Downing, of Blue Earth, Mimi
who came here few wet ks ago and
accepted position with G. @. Chap.
man in his barber shop, resigned his
| position Tuesday night and returned TO
Minnesota He made a great many
friends during his short residence here
who will be sorry to know he has left
Webster.
We have bundled up lot of good
fresh wall paper IN room and two room
lots to clean up space. You get ben
eft of 90 to 70 per cent on these goods,
measure your room and be exact as
each bundle contains the last of the
pattern, wall papers run from two to
ten cents roll at Halbkat's the medi-
cine. man.
d., arrived in the city Monday morning
for visit OF couple Of days at. the
home of the gentleman's mother, Mrs
w. L. Ravens. He reports everything
in fine shape in his North Dakota home
and that his brother, Paul, and family
are going to spend the coming winter
in California.
The Free Sewing Machine company
now issue an insurance policy with each
machine (no charge) absolutely insur-
ing the holder for 5 years against loss
by fire, floods or tonados or breaking of
parts, attachments. belts, needles, etc.
See Mohs &iKarpen. headquarters for
standard machines. They will tell you
all about the Free.
Henry Paul, Henry Sven ard Torgel
Fosse depaeted Monday night for
Stanley county where they go to visit
for few days with Lars Peterson and
sons and daughter and Jacob, Regnal
and Tina Fosse, who were former resi-
dents of Day county but are now hold
Ing down claims in the new country
west of the Missouri river.
Wednesday afternoon as Ray Phil
brook and Howard Hudson were ont
trying the big Overland automobile at
the corner of Main street and First
street Hudson who was managing the
steering wheel in some manner did not
have things working just right and the
machine crashed into the front OF the
Fair store putting one Of the large
windows out Of business