Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
Phoenix Mutual Policies are the
best. "See Furgeson about it."


best. See Furgeson about it."
Ole Berg was oyer from Butler today.
c. F. Deitweiler, of San Francisco,
CAL, was in the city for a few days
the first of the week looking after
purchasers for California land.
Paul & Christensen came home Fri
day evening having finished the interior
decorations of Alfred Peterson's new
home, six miles east of Webster.
Les Jesperson. Henry Kreuger, VIM.
Burns and Joel Strandness were over
from Bristol in an auto for few hours
visit with Webster folk Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Knott and
Michael Meuer came over in the auto
mobile from Bristol Monday and spent
a few hours with Webster friends.
Game Warden jenkins and Jack
Rommel came over from Waubay yes
terday morning in the auto and spent
a few hours with Webster friends.
Mrs. Harriet Murdoch and two
children of Detroit, Mich, arrived
in Webster Monday evening for visit
with Rev. and Mrs. Donald Mclean.
j. C. Edmond went to Langford
Wednesday and from there went to H.
o. Wickre's Homer township farm to
begin the construction of big barn.
For Sale-At big bargain, good
as new, second hand, Great Western
cream separator.
Webster Hardware Co.
r. j. Reynolds, who makes his
headquarters in Watertown, was here
on Tuesday trying to interest our bust
ness men in the Underwood typewriter.
Wanted-1OOO head of horses and
cattle to pasture on the Williams Curtis
& Wickre ranch. Address Grant Chap
man or H. o. Wickre, Webster, S. d.
A. T. Cooper vice president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank
and S. E. Bronson, editor of the World
were business visitors at Visit Mon
day.
Geo. Thornton, who formerly con-
Quoted barber shop in this city but is
now horny handed farmer at Timber
Lake, was here last Friday visiting
friends.
Grant Chapman and son, Roscoe,
were in last Saturday and took out a
large bunch of stock which they are
going to run this summer for H. 0.
Wickre.
'sStalling by the wayside" is not
show coming to town, but risk you
don't have to take, with auto Special
Dry Cells. Fresh ones at the Webster
Electric Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Goodwin, who
were in the Twin Cities making their
son, (Earl's,) Easter vacation pleasant
for him the past week, arrived home
last evening.
Come to the ''Spinsters" Convention
and see the old maids transformed into
beautiful young maidens before your
own eyes, at the orera house, Wednes-
day, April rs.
C. A. Wells, Z. B. Ebling and
Earnest Christensen went out to
Enemy Swim lake On Monday night
and secured a fine bunch of pickerel
and suckers.
Austin Rowlee, who is cashier OF q
bank at Mobridge. arrived last Friday
to assist his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Rowlee, in moving into Webster
from the farm.
S. S. Yeager made a trip to Enemy
Swim lake Monday and brought in
Frank Wilcox and Mike Huber Jr., so
they could exercise their right of fran
chise Tuesday.
Geo. Sterling. son-in-law of Brother
Bronson Of the World, went to Mil
bank on Monday morning to accept a
position as manager of the Milbank
Herald-Advance. He has got q
splendid position with Mr.. Downie and
we can assure our many Milbank
friends that Mr.. Sterling viii be q
valuable asset u their city.