Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-05-19

Chas. Long and Chas. Whitney f.
r. Philbrook and Ira Long went to
RedfieId Tuesday and drove back three
machines for Long & Long.
Mike Meuer, w. w. Knott and
Alfred Moxness, of Bristol. passed
through the city Saturday on their way
to Enemy Swim lake fishing.
Tom Roberts and Bob Hall came
down from Aberdeen Sunday and went
out to Enemy Swim lake fishing and
remained until Monday evening.
w. A. Ross, of the Webster Electric
Co., went to Faulkton Wednesday.
The company are figuring on putting
in branch business in that city.
Chas. Kranhold and son, Lester, Of
Groton, were here Monday and pur-
chased four passenger Buick auto of
the Day County Auto & Supply Co.
American Woven Wire fence at big
reduction. We wish to close out our
stock. Call and look it over and get
prices Williams Lumber company.
One ~ una OF Vanadlum steel is prnc
ticaliv n strong as Two pounds OF any
other known metal The Ford automo
bile Is made entirely Of Vauadium steel
For the best tin work and repairing
in tin, copper or brass, call at the
Ebling Hardware. Good material and
competent workmen insure good job.
DR.. c. E. Brooks the old reliable
dentist has returned and is ready for
work. Bridge work speciality. Look
for the big tooth east side Main street.
P. P. Dustrud. after spending a
couple of days in this city visiting his
son, J. p. Dustrud, returned to his
home in Minnesota Saturday morning.
Miss Nina H. Aasved announces
herself candidate for the nomination
of county superintendent on the demo
critic ticket in another column of this
issue
John Sauer went to Aberdeen Satur-
day night, returning Monday night.
Alfred Smitstad acted as night clerk at
the Commercial hotel during his
absence.
Say, do you want some fencing cheap?
The Williams Lumber company have a
stock of American Woven Wire fencing
they are closing out at a greatly
reduced price.
Frank Sears, the Webster attorney,
and Mr.. Goodwin, of that place, were
In town on Tuesday transacting bust
ness before Judge McNulty.-Grant
County Review.
Miss Louise Denton has spent the
past week visiting in the country at
the home of Grant chapman. The
main object of the young ladys visit
was to catch gophers.
Miss Lena Ray came down from
Bristol to spend Sunday with her par
ents. Miss Ray is candidate for the
nomination for county superintendent
on the democratic ticket.
Rev. Tragitt came over from Mil
bank and spent Saturday in renew
ing his acquaintance with Webster
friends. Sunday he held services in
st. Mary's Episcopal chapel.
The Farmers Gram and Fuel com.
p,ny Is now ready for business aud is
paving th- hest prices for grain and
selling coal ~ prices that make the other
drsl.rs ar M aud take notice
Long & Long delivered this week to
John M. Johnson, Hudson Touring
car; VIM. Teske, Hudson Touring car;
Chas. Johnson, Hudsan Touring car;
Fred Brakhage Chalmers "30''.
Matt Matchbox, who is now work.
ing for large banking firm at Iron
wood, Mich, was here few days last
week visiting relatives and friends. He
departed for home Friday night.
Ray Wells, of White Salmon, Wash,
was Webster visitor Sunday. He
was the guest of Rex Harris and Floyd
Yeager while in the city. The boys
were at the university together.
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The announcement of Miss E. Lena
Ray appears in this issue as a candi-
date for county superintendent on the
democratic ticket subject to the will Of
the people at the primaries June Z.
Miss Sophronia Koplitz, bookkeeper
for Webster Hardware, is confined to
her home threatened with typhoid
fever. Her sister is attending to the
duties of bookkeeper during her illness.
G. w. Dow and Amos Griswold came
down by auto from Aberdeen Saturday
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