Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20

Whenever you are prepared to
receive your best company at mealtime
it is when you have been to the Blue
Front Grocery and brought home some
Monarch goods.
o. L. Pillsbury made an auto trip to
Sisseton and back last Thursday in the
storm. The weather or road conditions
cut no figure with o. L. when he wants
to go anywhere.
j. H. Moore has sufficiently recov-
cred now so that he needs but one
crutch. His many friends will be
glad when he can toss the other one in
the rubbish heap.
Mrs. M. A. Harrington came from
st. Paul last week to attend the fun
eral of the late John Sauer and remained
for few days the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. A. B. Meyer.
Miss Peterson spent couple of days
in the Twin Cities during the past
week and Miss Clara Flagstad offici-
ated at the piano at the Ruby Theatre
during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wells, of the
Webster Hardware company, went
down to the Twin Cities Sunday morn
ing and remained until this morning
transacting business.
Messrs Sullivan and McVey have
opened plumbing and tent and avn
ing business in the shop formerly
operated by Pratt Bros, across the
track next to the mill.
DR.. Sherman Lull, formerly of this
| city but now located at Summit,
brought patient over Saturday night
and spent few hours in consultation
with DR.. p. D. Peabody.
l.. l.. Butler, formerly county treas
urer and one of the best fellows ever
in Webster, was pleasant caller Mon
day. He and his family are moving on
| to claim near Timber Lake
w. HI. Krause, wife and children,
formerly of this city but now of Lang
ford, made the run down in the auto
mobile Sunday and remained over Mon
day with relatives and friends.
! If you want ditching or thing done
let me give an estimate. Farmers are
I requested to see me before letting con-
tracts for this kind of work. Toby
Huseby & Co., Webster, S. ID.
Herman Gross, who is engaged with
DR.. M. M. Judge in the veterinary
business, this week purchased five
passenger Overland touring car from
the Webster Overland com pany.
Harry Steele came down from Gro
ton Saturday morning to drive an auto
home he had purchased from the Day
County Auto and Supply company.
Jim Reeves accompanied him home.
Frank Wilcox and Mike Huber, Jr.,
who have been putting up a hotel for
DR.. H. J. Herman at Enemy Swim
lake for a couple of weeks, finished
their labors and came in on Monday.
This is not mistake in print. We
will sell you an electric washing
machine, new, for $24.50. See US
about this.
Webster Electric Co.
House cleaning time is here. If you
intend to do any papering, call on Chris
tenson & Paul. We have the ceIebra-
ted Alfred Peats line of wall paper.
Estimates on fancy furnishings free.
There will be more music and melody
at the opera house, Tuesday evening,
April rs, than fever given before by
any company. That is the date of the
J. c. Rockwell Sunny South company.
ID. Kaufman, one of the best
machine men in this part of the state,
went to Aberdeen Wednesday morning
where he will engage in field work for
the international Harvester company.
Judge e. Efnor have their electric
clipping machine in operation, and if
you want your horses clipped on short
notice, bring them in. Prices reason
able and work guaranteed satisfactory.
When you hear the band play on
Tuesday, April 18th. you viii know it
is the Rockwell Sunny South Co.,
which is considered the best bunch of