Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-06-01
10 pound pail table syrup only 29c at

n. y. Wickre sold pair of Belgian
mares last week to gentleman from
tennessee and he departed with his
purchase the middle of this week.
Remember we are up-to-date with
complete line of Builders Hardware.
Prices right. Let US figure on your
bill. Webster Hardware Co.
Miss Lulu Hanson having finished her
labors as teacher in the public schools
for this year, departed for her claim
west OF the river Monday night.
Mrs. A. R. Knapp and three children
returned from the Lennon country
last Monday, where she had been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. w. G. Becht.
70 extra sales people wanted to help
during the great clean sweep sale at
Lars j. Fiksdal Co., commencing Sat-
urday, Juue 3. Apply at the store.
William Bates, who was the Webster
delegate to the grand lodge meeting of
the A. o. u. w. at Deadwood last
week, arrived home on Sunday night.
June z in the afternoon at the RUBY
theatre special films Norwegian water
tails, and trip through Christiana.
Three thousand feet of pictures.
Miss Zietlow will play the Persian
song, which was written by her instruc-
tor, Burmeister, at the Bishop Hare
banquet on Monday evening, June 5.
Perla.denta tooth paste, hardens the
gums, cleanses the teeth and sweetens
the breath. If it isn't as good as any
1T costs you nothing. Mankey Drug Co.
l.. L. Butler and family have changed
their postoffice address from Timber
Lake to Navan, S. D. The latter post
office is not quite two miles from their
home.
Prices reduced on the entire stock
during the great clean sweep sale at
Lars j. FiksdaI Co. Sale starts Sat-
urday, June 3, and continues 2 weeks.
DR.. George Douglass Head, of Min
neapolis, was called here Tuesday
morning in consultation with DIR. P. D..
Peabody in the case of the late Frank
Sears.
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.
Simeon c. Nelson, formerly of this
city, now Of Aberdeen, came down last
week with Jacob Honnegar for few
days fishing at the lakes north of Web
ster
Miss Belle Hill came home from her
labors on the Bristol Democrat Satur-
day night for an over Sunday visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hit.
Albert Smith, who has been spending
couple of months with his boys in the
west, arrived home on Sunday morning
and the vacation and rest did him a
world of good.
Miss Evangie Belts, who has been
absent for few weeks on her claim
west of the river, arrived last Thurs
day for visit with Webster relatives
and friends.
Try jar of Penslar Buttermilk
Citrate, it softens, preserves and beau
titles the skin. so cents per jar at
Manky Drug Co..
Eli Stearns who has been spending
some time on his claim near Timber
Lake, arrived in Webster again last
Saturday and is having good time
renewing acquaintance.
Fred Rockwell, of the Candy Garage,
who suffered broken right arm a
couple of weeks ago, is getting along
in fine shape and is fast regaining the
use of his arm and hand.
Store closed all day Friday with
extra force to mark down and rear
range the entire stock for the big
clean sweep sale to start Saturday,
June 3, at Lars j. Fiksdal Co.
DR.. C. E. Brooks, John Sherbino and
Otis Carveth went to Bristol Monday
evening and took the new through train
from there to Aberdeen where they
spent the night with friends.
Clinton Wilson, who has been spend
ing week with his daughter, Mrs.
Reuben Brooks, at the Codington
county farm, came to Webster to take
in the Decoration Day services.
John Barse was in from his farm
near Enemy Swim lake Monday. John
has been having serious time for a
month with pneumonia and his friends
are glad to see him around again.
The HI. L. Sexton family who have
made their home in this city for the
past year and half, have now decided
to move to Bristol where he is tine mar
ager of the Day County Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Reiger had suf-