Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25


this morning to do some shopping and
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Egge have rented
rooms in the Chas. H. Compton home
on the hill and will reside there for the
summer months.
Hand decorated water color gift
books and graduation cards. The nifty
thing for remembrances. The Volland
line at Halbkat's.
Judge S. NJ. Duggan went to Aber-
deem on Monday evening on business
matters, returning to Webster on
Tuesday morning.
Try jar of Penslar Buttermilk
Crate, it softens, preserves and beau
titles the skin. 80 cents per jar at
Manky Drug Co.
Found-On the road, brass and
glass for automobile lamp. Owner can
have same by calling on A. Ross and
paying for this notice.
morning from business trip to Duluth.
Mrs. Cooper remained for few days
visit in Minneapolis.
Probably as fine musical program
as ever rendered in Webster-at the
Congregational church May 26-the
Bishop Hare memorial.
Miss Sterling returned to her home
in Minneapolis Monday evening after
weeks visit in this city as the guest
of Miss Sadie Sherbino.
Judge Hale and the Webster Court,
the two leading five cent cigars, sold
by all dealers in Webster, made by
Webster Cigar Factory.
Penslar Hair Tonic is guaranteed to
stimulate the growth of hair, cleanses
the scalp and restores the natural color
of the hair. Manky Drug Co.
June in the afternoon at the Ruby
theatre special films Norwegian water
falls, and trip through Christiana.
Three thousand feet of pictures.
Graduation remembrances. Volland
hand finished water color books, Japan
velum. 25c to Coo each.
Halbkat, the Medicineman.
Remember we are up-to-date with
a complete line of Builders Hardware.
Prices right Let US figure on your
bill Webster Hardware Co.
Perla- denta tooth paste, hardens the
gums, cleanses the teeth and sweetens
the breath. If it isn't as good as any
it costs you nothing. Mankey Drug Co.
An expert was mere Monday to exam
inc and instruct the operators at the
depot in the "block" system which
went into effect in this city on Wednes-
day.
Will Davidson came from Savannah,
H., on Tuesday, and John Sherbino
took him out to Grant Chapman S
ranch where he will Make IAN extended
visit.
Fred Garslang and Joseph Heyek,
two expert brick layers from Daven-
port, Iowa, arrived Monday night to
help build w. C. Happe's new opera
house.
The Misses McGraff, Alley, Aldrich
and Frost were given a very pleasant
ride to Enemy Swim by Doctor Herman
in one of the new Ford autos Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Schullian returned
Saturday from three weeks auto trip
through Iowa and Nebraska. They
report most pleasant trip but plenty
of dust and sunburn.
"a Prince of His Race"-There are
many of them in South Dakota but if
you desire to see the realest real one
go to the opera house Saturday even
ing.
All lovers of music should be at the
Congregational church May 26 and hear
an excellent program besides assisting
in a worthy cause.-the Bishop Hare
memorial.
Ascension Thursday was properly
observed at the Catholic church in this
city today. The attendance was very
large as the day was ideal for people to
get in from the country.
A. w. Flanders, three Field boys and
Albert Colburn, of Bradley, went fish
ing Saturday morning at Enemy Swim
lake at $50 a. M, and arrived home at
Bradley at $50 p. M, with l6S fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Oliver We're
initiated into the Order of the Eastern
Star Tuesday night. Refreshments
consisting of strawberry short cake