Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-25
G. Z. Anderson, Of Ortley. is In the
city today on business.

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city today on business.
Martin Crowley returned Saturday
from visit to his parents in Wisconsin
and business trip to the Twin Cities ID
tn. interest of The Ochsenreiter Imple-
ment Co of which he 10 q member.
Mrs. Minnie r. Matthews, the Deputy
Supreme Oracle Of this district, will be
| in Webster in a few days TO write insur-
anoe for the local Royal Neighbor Camp
The camp will plan for class adoption.
The coffee used at the Majestic demon
stration az Webster Hardware Co.'s
store is harrington Hall steel cut coffee,
furnished by Aberdeen Wholesale
Grocery company. Ask your grocer
for it.
The Majestic Mfg Co, of st. Louis
Mo-, have man at Webster Hardware
Cos, store this week, showing the
Majestic Range in actual operation,
baking and serving biscuits to large
crowds.
II you are thinking Of buying new
rug, don't fail to look over Frank
Mohs' line. He has themost complete
stock of all kinds and sizes OF rugs west
of the cities, and his prices are abso.
lutely right
w. A. Chard, manager of Williams
Bros Lumber Co., returned from his
vacation this morning His family did
not re turn but will spend some time
visiting Mrs Chard's parents at
Brownton, Mimi.
Tuesday afternoon Adolph Block sold
his restaurant on Main street TO Redvsld
Monshaugen. We have not learned
what Mr.. Blocks future plans are but
trust that they will keep him and his
family in she city.
P. j Wagner and w. G. Warner
departed for Mitchell Monday morning
where they are engaged in teaIing down
an elevator which will be moved TO one
of the new stations on the Milwaukee
west of Aberdeen.
Mrs. E. A. Bradley and children
departed Friday morning for Helena,
Montana, where they will join Mr..
Bradley and make their future home.
The many friends of the family in this
city sincerely regret their departure.
A. G. Paulsen, j. @. Edmond and r.
B. Ebling went to Bristol Friday and
spent the day. Jim was looking over
the plans for the new hotel in that place
with a view to bidding on the contract
and Albert and Dick just went along.
Don't forget when you want harness
to go to the Webster Hardware Co.,
where you will find complete line of
new stuff. They make a speciality of
hand made harness A first class repair
shop in connection; prices always right.
Among the candidates for judge in
this circuit in case of the resignation of
Judge Mccoy are Stevens, OF Aberdeen,
Byron Abbott, of Britton, Frank And
erson, of Webster, Geo. Rix, of Mil
bank and Frank McNulty, of Sisseton.
Mrs. Atlas Knapp returned from her
extended visit with her parents at Aber-
deem last Friday evening. She reports
that her father, Mr.. Went, is recovering
nicely from his operation and in fact is
in better health than he has been for
years.
For Sale-Our residence property,
new, well furnished eight-room house,
large bern, good well and cistern, with
FIVE acres of ground, located in Sand
wigs addition, First ward, Webster.
For particulars and terms apply to z.
Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Chapman and
daughter, Miss Emma, came down from
the ranch Monday to spend the day
with Webster friends. Grant and wife
retained that evening but Miss Emma
viii remain for q few days visiting her
many friends here.
X H. Kellogg stopped on here Mon
day night TO pay his Webster friends q
short visit Kirk n now in business at
Culbertson. Montana, where he was
returning from his visit 70 his family
at Sisssson. His many Webster friends
were glad to 80 him again
Mrs.. o. II. Chilson, while gong over
10 the city hospital last Friday to see a
friend. who IL m inmate, slipped on the
ice and fell. breaking her arm in two
places. The injury. while painful a.
such injuries always are, viii not result
in any permanent disability.
For Sale The hne Belgian stallion,
Boston Doom, three years old;
imported from Belgium in November,
1908 He can be seen At Chapman's
barn. south Of St. Mary's hospital, where
his pedigree and other particulars will
be explained. Wickre q Chapman
A deal was contaminated Wednesday
BY which ]. L. Blanks becomes the pro-
prietcr Of the jewelry stock OF M. Vein
stein. the transfer to be make March 4.
Mr.. Blanks win occupy the building
now occupied BY Mr. weinstein, and
the latter will 90 TO the Twin Cities.
Judge J H. Mccoy has returned from