Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-24

Martin Johnson arrived Monday
night and will spend a few days In thi,
city visiting friends.
G. H. Hyde arrived home FRIDAY
morning from an extended trip 20 the
Pacific coast country.
II you have a news item phone Il q
the Reporter and Farmer, phone No. 81.
IL will be appreciated.
Tim LOOMS arrived home Thursday
morning from two weeks visit at his
old home at Iona, Mich.
Arthur J. Young arrived from ST.
Paul Thursday night and went Il
Frank for visit Friday.
lam prepared 10 do all kinds OF copy.
ing or enlnrRiug from portraits or tin.
types The Pratt studio.
Frank Dean and wife came down
from Groton Monday for brief visit
with relatives and friends.
Stallion for sale, registered French
Coach, good foal getter. Address, S.
S. Yeager, Webster, S. d.
Rev. Peithmann was at Sisseton last
week and on his return trip Monday
spent few hours in Milbank.
The past week has been the coolest
OF the season, the thermometer on one
occasion registering % below.
Miss Gunnell Larson is spending a
few weeks visiting at the home of her
brother, Lief Larson and family.
Chas. Gilbert had sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness as to be
able to get down town Tuesday.
If you wish to secure fine prize get
into the big free gift contest. Twenty
six fine prizes to be given away.
Geo. Sherwood returned to his home
IN Groton Saturday after a few DAYS
visit with his parents in this city.
VIM, Magnus and Martin Sorenson
went down to the Cities for few DAYS
on business and pleasure Monday.
vi will get your harness oiled. Get
the habit, buy a hand made Blue Rib.
bon Harness. Webster Hardware.
Albert Smith returned from Wau-
pay Friday where he was checking up
the Waubay Mercantile Company.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Eveland at st. Patrick's hospital
Feb. 10. Missoula Mont Herald.
Wanted-Millet seed Flax seed and
Timothy seed, will pay the highest
valne Mt Webster, Hardware.
Aluminium non-rustabe corsats made
by the Case Corset Co, at from 81 10
- 90 are now on sale at the Model"
% per cent off ont all winter horse
blankets. Only few left. One sfur
robe left $500. Webster Hardware.
II. F. Denton came up from Milbank
friday night and remained until Mon
lay getting acquainted with his family.
You can pay more money but YOU
,annot buy more automobile than $3.50
Will give you in fully equipped Ford.
For the accommc dation of the busy
people, will be open at my studio dur.
ng the noon hour The Pratt Studio.
The kangaroo court completed its
calendar Tuesday night and adjourned.
The court cases will be heard at a later
late.
Now is the time to make your homes
clean aud attractive Wm, paper at
Peabody's Drug store at twerty-fi per
,ent off.
Don Corrella is the popular ten-cent
cigar When You want a good smoke,
try one. II is made by Webster Cigar
Factory.
We have recently received a large
invoice of new type and are better than
ever equipped 10 do first-class job
printing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Anderson spent
last Friday in this city. They were on
their way home to Pierpont from Min
neapolis.
j. E. Nett and H. A. Pitzeg have
rented the Jens Peterson residence and
will occupy the same soon after March
the first.
E. Huntington, who spent few days
&C home last week, went west Tuesday
morning on his work as Internal Reve
nue. collector.
special Clark Sheet Metal Foo
Warmer with dozen brick 81 90
SPECIAL while they last. The Ochsen
r-iter implements COMPANY.
Nels Martinson spent several day
last week visiting with relatives an
friends at Milbank and Ortonville, n
turning home Friday night.
4 Joe Nixon passed through this eli
! Friday on his way home to Milbank
response to q telegram announcing Il
serious illness Of his mother.
! Miss Oslund. the trimmer for q