Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-06-20

DR.. E. S. Bugbee, the well known
eye specialist of Minneapolis, will be at
the Commercial hotel, Webster, S. D.,
on Tuesday and Wednesday, June rs
and 26. Eyes carefully examined and
and glasses made that WILL FIT.)
Special attention to relief of headaches
and other nervous troubles by proper
fitting Of glasses. Cross eyes straight
ened.
Out OF the state funds just appro-
priated by the commissioner of school
and public lands to the various counties
of the state We notice that Day county
receives SIS, 049. 90. That will help
son in defraying the expenses of
instructing the young ideas how to
shoot and will also reduce the school
taxes.
DR.. w. l.. Denton, of Britton, who
had just finished a year in a medical
college in Chicago, was a guest of his
cousins, the Adams brothers and H. F.
Denton, last Thursday night. He will
spend the summer this year, as he has
past summers, in the practice of dent
istry at Butler, Andover and Pierpont,
and will return to his study of medicine
in Chicago in the fall.
A. t. Cooper, vice president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank
of this city, and wife departed Sunday
night for Duluth where they will
remain for a week or ten days as the
guests of David Williams. During Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper's absence the Cooper
children are being entertained by
Grandpa and Grandma T. E. Egge at
their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Enge:hart are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Anna Peck
who arrived at their home Monday
accompanied by her son, Melcher, and
daughter, Minnie. Mrs. Peck is a
sister of Mr.. Engelhart whom he has
not seen for twenty years. They will
remain here until Friday when they
will go to Waubay for a short visit
before returning to then home.
Rev. Ditman Larson, formerly of
this city but how of Portland, Ore,
was a visitor in this city for a few
days at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Lars j. Fiksdal. Rev. o. o. Hafstad
was called to fill an appointment in the
southern part of the county Sunday
morning and Rev. Larson kindly con-
sented to occupy the pulpit of the
Norwegian Lutheran church in this city
that morning. His talk is very highly
spoken of by those WHO were present.
Mrs. j. C. Edmond and two little
children departed last evening for their
future home in Moose Jaw, Sask.,
Can, where Mr.. Edmond has been the
past few months preparing a nome for
them. Mrs. Edmond,1 olde st daughter,
Miss Rubie Cove, will spend a time
with Webster relatives and visit rela-
tives and friends in Minneapolis before
she joins her mother in the north
country. We are sorry to lose these
estimable folks ard hope their lives
will be cast in pleasant and profitable
places in the future.
Thanks to the people of Day county
for the liberal patronage you have given
me during my recent sale. The sale
was far greater than ! had even hoped
for, but the public has already learned
to know that when | advertise a sale
that they are assured of genuine bar
gains. | wish to impress upon you, that
l will aim always to have something on
tap in every department that / will sell
for a good deal less than you can buy it
for elsewhere, therefor, it will pay you
to make my store your headquarters
whenever you come to town. Again
thanking you for the liberal patronage
that you have given me, l beg to remain
Yours very truly,
E. A. Merger,
The store that appreciates your business