Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-07

the city school, returned Friday night
from business trip to Minneapolis
The best ammunition Cd the market,
all sizes and all standard makes of
loaded shells at Ebling's Hardware.
You've been eating onieusl Sure
thing / got them on a hamburger
sand witch at JIG Lynde's lanch counter.
Mr.. Herman, of Butler, was confined
to St Mary's hospital for few days
last week but is able to be about again.
Nothing tastes so good at this time of
the year as as brand new fried spring
chicken. You can get one at Knapp's.
Rex w. Harris was in Aberdeen Mon
day looking after some business matters
for the Egeland. Harris Land company.
Mrs <. A. Schullian departed for the
hcme of her parents at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, last Thursday for months visit.
M. Weinstein, formerly Of this city
but now Of Minneapolis, arrived this
morning for visit with Webster folk.
@. A. Wells was called down to Min.
neapolis on professional business Mon.
day night. He returned home Wednes-
day.
Miss Flagstad has made reputation
as milliner and her hats are the latest
creations and the prices are always
right.
Arthur Eastman, of Webster, came
down Sunday for visit with Mrs Chas
Arnold, returning Monday .-Summit
Signal.
We have just added to our work
room machine to put rubber tires on
baby buggies and go.carts. Mohs q
Karpen.
For Sale-My residence in the
Second ward z. J. Wagner.
Inquire of Herman Olson, Reliance
elevator.
Robert Derrick was visitor at the
Grant Chapman home in Marshall
county for couple of days the first of
the week.
Awolt Becker went to Aberdeen this
morning to consult with his father on
some patent matters in which both are
interested.
A. u. Granstrom aud family Monday
moved into their home in this city, the
old Geo. Cease residence on upper
Main street.
For Sale-A good self-feeder heating
stove; good as new-has been used only
one season--a $40 stove for $50. Inquire
of Chas. Drue.
Mrs. j. III. Dunkin, who visited with
her husband here for couple of weeks,
returned to their home in Minneapolis
Sunday night.
Say, if you want something right, in
the way of brood mare, attend DR.. Nj.
Nj. Judges sale at Breeders Headquar-
tiers Saturday.
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
Nick Grossman, of Waubay, has pnr.
chased the property adjoining the Becht
place on the south side, and moved to
this city Friday.
The new residence being constructed
by Mrs. A. B. Meyer is fast nearing
completion and is beauty in every
sense Of the word.
DR.. M. M. Judge has some choice
young brood mares with colts at their
sides which he will sell at auction Sat-
urday, October 9th.
DR.. Herman, r. w. Halbkat. Chas.
SHIRLEY and DIR. French went to Optic
lake Tuesday night and spent the next
day shooting ducks.
Representative Brown, Of the U. M.
O. Shell company, passed through this
city yesterday with an automobile
enroute for Fargo.
Grant Chapman and son, Sherman,
came in from the williams, Curtis &
Wickre ranch Saturday bringing along
. train load Of cattle.
Mrs. w. H. Chard departed for Het-
finger Monday evening, being called by
the serious illness Of one of the children
Of Mr.. Chard's sister.
Frank Gruby Jack Martin, Gustav
Ole Sogn and Gust Brsitk.
reutz went to Aberdeen this morning by
automobile to register.
Gehart Marx, who has been visiting
At the Ed Coin home the past week,
to his home ut Marshfield,
Wis, Wednesday night.
Lost--A pair Of spectacles at the post
office or on the streets of Webster.
Finder please return to Mrs. Albert
Smith and receive reward.
r. A. Schullian has rented the home
81 Mr.. and Mrs. 7. e. Egge and will
occupy the same during the absence of
NJ ana Mwo Eugo an Tawao