Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-09

attending court and visiting his daugl
ter, Mrs. +. A. Bauske, and man
fir ends.
f. n. Dorr & Co, have large sur
ply of fish food which they are seIlin
at sacrifice to dispose of it and clos
out stock.
John Callaghan, formerly of this cit
and still right hand man for Tame
Brothers. was here for a short visi
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II, Williams, VIII
had been visiting at the home of thei
daughter in Aberdeen. arrived HON
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hyde, of Webster, was in Brit
ton Thurspay Of last week solicitin,
members for the Degree of Honor. -
Britton Journal.
Henry Renville, of Peever, a son o.
the late chief of the Sisseton anC
Wahpeton Indian tribe, was in the city
odIuTudy OF business.
Adam Piechowski and daughter went
to Aberdeen the first of the week to
visit his daughter, Eva, who is attend.
ing the business college.
Judge Hale and the Webster Court,
the two leading five cent cigars. sold
by all dealers in Webster, made by
Webster Cigar Factory,
Hon. VIM. Carpenter was over from
Andover on Tuesday attending the
annual meeting of the fair association
and visiting with friends.
We have some exceptionally fine oats
and shelled corn for sale. Call and get
prices. Huwe elevator, successor to
Potter, Garrick and Potter.
Jacob Wickre, who spent couple of
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
0. Wickre, in this city, returned to his
farm near Langford Monday.
Chris FaIlmer, one of the best mem
bers of the legislature that Day county
ever had, was over from Waubay Fri
day visiting Webeter friends.
E. A. Oustrnne, of Waubay came
up and was passed to the degree of
Fellow Craft in Coteau lodge No. IS, A.
F. and A, M. Tuesday evening.
John Callaghan came up from Albert
Lea Sunday and Monday, in company
with Mr.. Tanner, went to Huron to
figure on big ditching contract.
The dance given by the high school
folk at the opera house Friday evening
was quite we'll attended, the music was
excellent and all report fine time.
A. L. Jackson, Ole Peterson, Carl
Peterson, VIM. Sweet and Anton
Haugen, of Wallace, came up Monday
as witnesses before the circuit court.
Mrs. Fred Rockwell went to Waubay
Saturday morning to spend couple of
lays with her parents. Fred went over
that night and remained over Sunday.
One pound of Vanadium steel is prac-
'ically as strong as two pounds of any
'ther known metal. The Ford auto
mobile is made entirely of Vanadium
steel.
Mrs. Hocum and Miss Mary Hocum,
If the Commercial hotel, will leave
tomorrow morning for Minneapolis for
! visit of few days with relatives and
friends.
l.liss EnAabeth Van Slyke attended /
he teachers examination at Webster
yesterday. Miss Elsie Hall acted as
eacher during her absence. -Andoyer
Gazette.
Mrs. Reinhold Reiprich, of Rusk
ownship, has gone to Rochester, MINI.
or an operation. Mrs. Earnest Luedtke
he patients mother went along to give
Miss Cora Wilcox departed Friday
corning for Bottineau. N. D., after
'isit of several weeks at the hene Of
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilcox
a this city.
They say you are wide awake. III
on are you won't paw 81 for the same
mount of electric light you could have
or $l.25. Investigate this at Webster
,lectric Co. !,
E. r. Philbrook has been confined to
is home for couple of weeks with
ne grip. He has our sympathy we
ave tried it for a month and don't
ke it bit.
Martin Holmes is at Webster attend
g to his suit for damages against the
burg man who ran him down with an
,tomebile last summer and broke his
g. = Bradley Glote.
For Sale-Second hand Singer sew
s machine. good as new, will sell for
lsh or on the installment plan to
'sponsible parties. For particulars
quire at this Office.
Minnesota No. Is seed corn, tested,
tide Of the north. Minnesota yellow
mt, early white dent, each $3.50 per
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