Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07

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pay you, for you will find just what
you have been looking for, at attrac-
tive prices that you can't turn down.
The Williams Lumber Co.
Chas. Holm, of Aberdeen, and son,
DR.. Holm, of Verdon, with party of
friends in three autos passed through
the city this morning enroute to Big
Stone on fishing excursion.
E. o. Potter and wife autoed to Gro
ton Sunday for a brief visit at the
home of Mrs. Potter's mother, Mrs.
Frank Dean. They went from there to
Aberdeen to celebrate the Fourth
Alvin Compton arrived here from
Minneapolis Sunday night with the new
REQ auto which Geo. Dunton recently
purchased. The machine is of the lat
est model and is certainly beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs T. E. Haugen and son,
Elmer, and Miss Ledahl and Floyd
Yeager made. an extended auto trip
through Brown county Sunday, visiting
Groton, Aberdeen and Tacoma Park.
The Farmers Grain and 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.
Simon Hendrickson of Chicago arrived
here Sunday and has been looking over
the city and country with a view of
locating here. We understand that his
family will arrive here in few days.
Bauske, at the new cash produce
house, wants your cream, butter, eggs
poultry, wool, hides, fur, cattle and
hogs. He pays cash and top prices,
and can handle any amount of produce.
John Exline, of Mime apolis, Mimi,
a nephew of Mrs. Geo. C. Dunton, who
came out Sunday from Minneapolis
with Alvin Compton in the Dunton
auto, returned to the city Monday
night.
Walter Adams arrived from Mime
apolis Friday and has accepted posi-
ton as baker in Knapps bakery. He
is an expert in his line and you can
look for better products from this pop
ular establishment.
Rev. Peithmann announces that there
will be regular German services in the
Friedens church of Webster Sunday
July II, at 10 o'clock a. m. and in the
Lutheran church of Butler at half past
two in the afternoon.
F. A. Bauske, who had his leg broken
in a runaway two weeks ago, was
removed from st. Mary's hospital to
his home Sunday. The latest reports
indicate that Mr.. Bauske is on the
rapid road to recovery.
Senator Ross E. Parks was in the
city Tuesday and informed US he had
sold all his business interests in Lily
and expects to move out on a farm in
the near future, however, his plans are
not definitely settled as yet.
Our Irvine will be in this week. Don t
fail to see US in regard to your Irvine
before placing your order We have
something interesting to tell you in re-
gard to this. e. N Dorr & Co., sue
cessors to Webster Hardware Co.
You are kindly requested to call
at the old Small yard the next time
you are in town and look over the
$4,000 stock on which we are
ready to make you some very low
prices. The Williams Lumber Co.
Good rains Tuesday are reported from
almost every quarter of Day county,
and it is now thought that with any,
thing like favorable weather the crop
is assured, in fact nothing but hail will
destroy the present good prospect in
this county.
If you have any collections which you
have not the time to see the other par
ty on, have them registered with the
First National Bank of Webster for
notices and collection. They will have
prompt attention besides being safely
kept in the vault while there.
The Ruby Theatre, one of the best
moving picture shows this side Of the
Twin Cities, have installed a very
attractive sign in front of the theatre
and made several improvements on the
inside which oives Webster the most