Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-02
Webster HARDWARE Co. are installing

w G. Warner went out to Roscoe
Monday morning 10 take charge Of a
grain business for the Farmers Union
Elevator Co % this city
Eff. Woodwork, of ST. Paul, a
representative of the ST. Paul develop
ment and Tropical Co., in the city in
the interest OF his company.
Mrs, Bezanson, daughter, Gertrude,
and son, Milton, of Murdo, are visiting
in the city guests of the lady's parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. l. Sherwood
There will be divine services in st.
Mary's Episcopal church at IL 100 a. m.
aud 1880 p. IN. Sunday school at 1000
a. m. Subject The Burning Bush"
A cold wave struck this locality Sat-
urday night and there was light frost
but it did no damage. The weather
ever since has been cool and pleasant.
We can supply any tool, machine or
preparation of any kind that is adver-
tlsed in any magazine or catalogue at
the price advertised. Webster Hard ware
! Co.
Miss Weisel, who has been emplo, ed
in Aberdeen for the past few mouths
stopped off in this city Tuesday. She
was on her way TO her home in Mime.
sofa.
John Williams and L. NJ Loomis, of
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank, accompanied Attorney @. A. Wells
in his auto to Britton Monday on bust
ness
William McKeown returned from
Eemmon Tuesday, he was accompanied
by John Ryan who was on his way to
Mason City, Iowa, for visit with rela-
tives.
An auto party consisting of K. j.
Elliott and family and p S. Gordon and
family, in two machines, all of Dell
Rapids, spent short time in the city
Friday.
III. F. Denton went to the Cities in
the interest of the Day County Agri
cultural Fair Association Wednesday
night. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Denton.
Miss Minnie Larson has resigned her
position in the Elevator store and will
go to Plerpont where she is employed
as one of the teachers in the village
schools.
For Sale--A residence property in
Dickinson's Addition to City of Web
ster. Good house and barn. Price 81 ,O5O
For particulars inquire of j. R.
Chapman.
Rev. Mcdonald being in Omaha on
account of i'll health, his pulpit will be
filed in the morning by Rev. Donald |
Mclean and in the evening by Prof. j.
H. Hetley.
Miss Rosanquist, who has been head |
waitress at the Commercial hotel for
the past year, resigned her position and
departed for her home in st. Paul on
Tuesday night
Walter Brown and wife arrived from
ILL.,, last week. Mr.. B. is look.
Ing after the threshing on his farm
south of Antelope lake-the old Enos
Babcock place.
l.. II Woodwork and wife made a
trip to Aberdeen in their auto Tuesday
returning in the evening.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Lund.
John A. Hustad, charged with grand
arceny at hearing Friday, waived
and put mp $500 bond for
ais appearance at the January term of
the circuit court.
Mrs. Jennie Murphy returned Tues
lay from months visit and vacation
It her home at Red Wing, Mimi, to
esume her position as saleswoman for
regtmeier g Calmenson.
Watch for Don Corello; he's here
It Webster. You will like him. The
,est ten cent cigar en- the market.
Made in two sizes; ten cents straight
md three for quarter.
Wednesday. September 22nd will be
'hildren's day at the Day County Fair
when every child under the age of
ourteen accompanied by parents or
Guardian will be admitted free.
Mrs. II. H. Russell now does her
washing with the least possible trouble
md expense, and is now happy she
ecured from the Webster Hardware
10. one OF their electric washers. Ii
Miss Elmer Martens. returned Mon
lay from q three weeks visit in Mil
'ank, accompanied by her cousin,
Nary Martens, who will visit at the
lome Of her uncle for few days.
T. e. Haugen and Frank Anderson
made trip into the northern part of
he county in the interest of the Day
)ounty Agricultural Fair association
Friday and met with good success.
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