Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-01-06
All our subscribers who are in arrears

All our Subscribers who are in arrears
on subscription will confer favor that
will be appreciated, bv calling in and
settling accounts We need the money.
See "The Girl that's all the Candy
and her l6 pretty chorus girls at the
opera house Monday, January II.
Price p, 80 Is
We have the latest and best fax filled
faced collar ever put on the market
called ~. N. o." Come and see il
Webster Hardware
The most pleasant as we'll AS the most
healthful manner TO have the head
cleaned is with electricity. @. q. Cbap.
man has the latest appliance for tIat
work
Mr. aud Mrs G II. Long went to
Minneapolis Monday evening Chas.
10 attending the Implement dealers
convention in session in that city this
week
Rev. 4 Q H Peithman, of Webster,
conducted German Lutheran services
here last Thursday He will be here
again Sunday, January 2-Britton
Journal
Mrs. Otto Cast aud daughter, of
Holmquist, were the guests at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs John WIN.
ters in this city, for couple Of days
last week
Have your glasses fitted by your
home optometrist. We refund the
money if not satisfactory at Harris
jeweIry store.
Mrs Grant Ray aud daughter, Ruby,
stopped of the evening passenger Tues
day aud spent the night visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs q e. Arnold. -
summit Signal
We have a number of fine female
birds, just the right age for breeding.
st Audreasburg Rollers aud ii rt2
Mountain Singers. Call and see then.
Webster Hardware
Nick Brost returned to Farmer Mon.
day after few days visit here with
relatives aud friends, TO resume his
duties as manager of the Tuthill Lum.
Der company's yard at that place.
The Farmers Gram aud Fuel com.
ptny is now ready for business and is
paying the best prices for grain and
selling coal at prices that make the other
dealers set mp aud take notice
There Is nothing more pleasant, moth
ing which gives the skin a finer and
nicer look than au electric Il massage
and scalp treat nent O @. Chapman Is
now prepared TO give them at all times
for ladies aud gents
Miss Effie Severy entertained a small
company of her girl friends at dinner
last Friday, The young ladies remained
for the evening aud most delightful
visit aud an excellent dinner is the
result of the occasion
John Mruer, wife and daughter, Mer-
celia, spent New Years day in the city
the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. s. S. Yeaeer
Mr.. Nj. returned home Monday, while
Mrs. Meuer and daughter remained for
more extended visit.
Geo Phillips returned to resume his
studies at Brookings having spent the
holiday season with relatives and
fr., nds in Webster aud vicinity. Geo.
is taking electric engineering aud has
position as electrician in the school.
In the buftermakers' contest held at
Brookings on December 11th. 4 A.
Paulson, buttermaser at the Webster
creamery, was the winner of the second
prize. Mr. Paulson was formerly
located at Bradley - Bradley Globe.
Owing to the severe storms this week
throughout the state Carrie Nation was
unable to Gil her engagement at the
opera house here Wednesday night on
account OF being snowbound in the
southern part of the state somewhere.
The following are the officers elected
at the last regular meeting OF the
Modern Woodmen OF America: Coun-
oil, r. B. Ebling; adviser, e l.. Forbes
banker, w. Y. Steffen; clerk, S Pear
SOU; managers. e. A. Merger. Herman
Olson, Fred Krause.
The Granger Business School OF Aber.
deem began its winter term last Monday
with the largest enrollment in iss his
tory There 10 room for more. Enroll
IT any time, bat the sooner you begin
the sooner will you become prepared t.
fill good paying position.
DR.. H J. Herman has the grateful
and hearty thanks Of the members Of
Lois Chapter No % o Il. s.. or Web
ster, for tending the chapter the use Of
his piano. for the future. It will Be q
source Of pleasure to all and add mater
tally to the interest," Of the meetings.
The Granger Business School Of
Ahordaon heOau ifa wintar tarm Lac,