Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25


evening to remain few days on BUSH
ness and pleasure.
Miss Louise Denton rode her new
bicycle out to Grant Chapman's Mon
day and is spending few days with
Miss Leta Chapman.
Rev. Jonas Johnson on Sunday, Aug.
2Sth, will preach from the pulpit of the
German Friedens church in this city,
at eight o'clock p. m.
make speciality of fancy pastry
for weddings, parties, etc. Have an
expert baker and can guarantee salts
faction, Atlas Knapp.
! Johnson Brothers & Co. are. agents
for J. /. Case threshing machines and
keep a complete line of extras, repairs
and thresher supplies.
Judge Hale and the Webster Court,
the two leading five cent cigars, sold
by all dealers in Webster, made by
Webster Cigar Factory.
Thos. Jones. of Andover, arrived in
the city Friday, and has accepted a
position as buyer in the old Rieger
elevator north of the mill.
Mohs & Karpen have just received
large consignment of small rugs,
splendid patterns and values, ranging
in price from Sl.35 and up.
National Bank Examiner Munson
was in this city Saturday examining
our two national banks. He reports
them in splendid condition.
C. f. Hyde, manager of the Webster
Mill company, was called out to
Mobridge the first of the week to look
after some business matters.
Mrs. Grant Chapman, who was
called to her old home in Illinois few
weeks ago by the death of her father,
arrived home last Friday evening.
A. T. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank, went
down to Minneapolis on business Sat-
urday, returning Monday morning.
Miss Edith Chapman has accepted
position as central girl for the tele-
phone Station at Cakes, N. D., and will
leave for that city Monday morning.
Mrs. Frank Dean was down from
Groton last week to spend few days
at the Geo. Howson home and to take
the measures of her new grandchild.
Harry Downes, representing Deni-
son & Co., of Minneapolis, tea and
coffee importers, was looking after his
trade here Monday and visiting friends.
Business accommodations consistent
with perfect eafety and good banking
will be granted the friends and custom
ers of the First National bank Web
ster.
A business course at the Granger
Business School of Aberdeen will fit
you for a position next spring in some
of the many places to be opened out
west.
One pound of Vanadium steel is prac-
tically as strong as two pounds of any
other. known metal. The Ford auto
mobile is made entirely of Vanadium
steel.
Manager Thomas, of the Dakota
Central Telephone station at Milbank,
came over in an automobile Saturday
and spent the day with Webster
friends.
To the ladies of Webster-I will take
sewing by the day at their home.
Prices reasonable. Call or address
Mrs. F. C. Dickinson at Knapp's hotel,
room IL.
The First National Bank of Webster
cares for the depositor as we'll as for
his deposit and co-operates with that
deposition in the development of his
business.
Many of the Webster families, who
have been spending the pleasant weeks
at Pickerel lake, have been driven into
town by the present chilly spell of
weather.
Mrs. Atlas Knapp was called to
Aberdeen last Thursday by a message
announcing the serious illness of her
father, who is suffering from stroke
of paralysis.
Mrs. George Boyle, of Webster, was
visitor at the home of James Brown
several days last week. Her husband
came over by auto Sunday after her. -
Bradley Globe.
John McKeown, who spent a few
days at the home of his mother in this
city last week, returned to his duties
with the Milwaukee company at Mil
bank Friday night.
In walking up Goldfish" avenue the
other evening we noticed that Halbkat,
the Medicine-Man had added several
extensive and comfort-giving Improve
ments to his home.
John Rohlf, of Davenport. Iowa, who