Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-03

VIII be moved ito the building
west of Chilson-Haugen Co.'S grocer,
on Second avenue in order to procur
more room for her big spring stock.
You can still get an electric washe
at the old price, but owing to al
advance in rubber our next invoice will
sell for more money. While the presen
stock lasts the old price>wlll be given
Webster Hardware
3 The Crows Daughter of IJudea Com
pany, with Miss Orpha Crow and ]
Earl Darlington supported by strong
company will be here at the opera
house on Tuesday, February 8. Prices
25-35-50 and Is cents.
Mrs. Arvin Potter and children left
with the remains of her husband last
Thursday night for Minneapolis. She
was accompanied by Lou Potter, a
brother of the deceased and J. Elevell,
an uncle from Minneapolis.
Henry F. Look, of Chalk Butte,
Mead county, writes us thatva.daughter
was born to himself and wife on Feb
ruaryl9. Henry says the little fellow
weighed eight pounds and a half and is
the best that ever..happened.
The Crows present "a Daughter of
Judea' at the opera house on Tuesday,
March 9Th. This is the same company
that played ''Thelma" here last season
and was pronounced by all who heard
them, to be one of the best companies
ever seen on Webster stage. .-
We are prepared with both material
and expert workmen to do all kindslof
new roofing or roof repairing. Call
and see our Gal-Va-Nite roofing This is
made from the pure asphalt covered
with ground mica making the most
durable roofing ever put on the market.
Webster Hardware
1t will be of special interest and pro-
fitable time spent for you to look up
and read our large display ad in this
issue, note the prices named on our
Blue Ribbon harness and our guarantee
on same. If in doubt about price and
quality, call at our store. All are
welcome; Webster Hardware.
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Ahlers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Olonzo Alters last Monday night.
Almost fifty couple were present and
most sumptuous dinner was served.
The young couple departed for their
home in Cleveland, N, D. Tuesday night
with the best wishes of the community.
Wednesday morning Rev. H. Nelson
Tragitt went to Webster where he was
called to preach the funeral sermon
over the remains of son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Potter. The family have
many friends in Milbank who will
deeply sympathize with them in their
sad bereavement Grant County
Review.
Fred Pitsor, publisher of the Gas
coyne, North Dakota, Herald, arrived
here Saturday night for visit with his
mothea, returning home Monday night.
Fred reports Gascoyne to be thriving
town with good prospects of develop
ing into the leading town in the west
Missouri country.
A very pleasant social evening was
enjoyed by the friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spearing at their
home in North Webster Friday even
ing, the occasion being the Goth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Spear
ing. Guests to the number of TWENTY
five were present. Games were played
and dainty refreshments were served,
and all present report very enjoyable
time.
r, F. and w. Z. Robertson arrived
here Saturday from Newton, Iowa, with
a car of live stock, machinery and
household goods. These young gentle
men last fall purchased the August
Blank farm 10 miles north of this city,
and will take possession of the same
this spring. They have rented house
in town for month, and expect their
families to join them here in few
days.
The Lady Maccabees gave sock
social at the Kading hall Wednesday
night. Cards were played at a number
of tables before refreshments were
served. Later number of couples
INDUCED in dancing; then Geo. Cease
announced the baskets would be sold to
the highest bidder. About $50 is the
result of the efforts of the Lady
Maccabees and the customer George
Cease.
Emil Engstrom has purchased the
Chas. Drue tailor business and took
possession March /. Mr.. Engstrom has
been employed in the shop for some
time, and is good workman and will
no doubt make success of the bust