Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-02

deem, came down last Wednesday even.
ing and remained over Thanksgiving
with the Williams and Hyde families.
Robert O'Connor, formerly of Wan.
bfy, but who has spent the past few
ys$srs in Canada, was visiting with
Webster friends for day last week
For Sale-Model "T" Ford run one
season Has been over hauled and all
damaged parts replaced with new, can
be bought dirt cheap this winter. Day
County Auto & Supply Co.
y. " Martin, Chief of police, serves
notice upon all persons that any found
violating the ordinance and depositing
their ashes and other refuse in the
streets will be prosecuted.
am prepared to do dress making and
sewing on short notice and guarantee
satisfaction. Inquire of Mrs Stanley
SJohnson, at the Denton house, or
Ohilson Haugen company.
Della CrowdIr Miller, who appears at
the opera house Saturday evening under
the auspices of the Congregational
ladies, is said to be about the best reader
and impersonator on the road
The Farmers Gram aud Fuel COM
pany is now ready for business and is
paying the best prices for grain and
selling coal at prices that make the other
dealers set up and take notice,
Miss Jessie Davis, who has been
employed in the Elevator store for some
months, has resigned her position there
ana accepted similar position in the
Model store with ]. P. Dustrud.
One of the most pleasant Thanksgiv-
ing entertainments given was at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kurkoski
in Grenville where splendid turkey
dinner was served to all corners.
Miss Lena Ray, who is teaching in
the schools of Bristol, came home We'd
nesday night and spent her Thanks.
giving vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ray, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Jeske, of Nor
ton township, departed for Enid, Okla,
last week where they expect to remain
during the winter. The trip is made i'm
the hopes of improving the lady's
health.
There will be meeting of the local
lodge Modern Woodmen of America at
the Kading hall on Tuesday evening,
December 7. There will be nominal ton
OF officers and every member is urged
to be present.
Mrs. j. S. Goodmanson was taken to
the hospital in Aberdeen last week for
an operation. Her many Webster
riends will be glad to learn that the
marathon was successful and she is
citing along nicely.
NJ. b. Farrand, who has been the
lead clerk at the Blue Front grocery
or some time, has resigned his position
nd will leave the first of the week for
j)eEich, where he has filed upon 16o
ores of the public domain,
/. o. Curtis goes to Webster this
aorning TO enjoy the days festivities
With Attorney H. II. Potter, who was
ne of the early instructors in the
aaEes and the mysteries of the law
Aberdeen American, Thursday.
MIR, aud Mrs. William Ravens. who
, vete here for several days with their
title daughter for an operation upon
Ter throat, departed Monday morning
or their North Dakota home, the little
drl having recovered sufficiently to
stand the trip.
} Matthias Johnson received the news
a 81 the death of his nephew Gotfred
I Johnson, of Strandburg, Grant county
Matthias and his brother, Carl Angus,
johnson, of Kidder Township, wen,
own Wednesday to attend the funera
D vhich occurred Friday.
Mrs. L. E. Egge departed Tuesday
s ieht for Sioux Falls where she viii
: hit for few days with her daughter
I. tbs Ruth, who is attending All Saint
4 o1ool, and then continue her journe,
y Texas to spend the winter with Mr.
2 he in the Lone Star state.
= a picture is the most economical gif
y erson can give, aid still it is the mos
. reciated present anybody cal
4 eive. For satisfactory photos, John
4 ", the leading photographers, Is tn
Z Y to have it done by. Make you
4 pointment early and avoid the holida.
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