Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-29

HRS. Fred Meyers and Mrs. William
Jungdens, of Glencoe, Mimi, mother
and sister of Henry Meyer, are spend
ing the week at his home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Tyner, Martin
Hotter, Mrs. H. F. Denton, of this
city, and Mrs. j. C. Williams, of
Pierre, spent Sunday at Pickerel lake.
Mrs. Frank Sears, who had been in
the Cities for several days looking after
the latest in new millinery and new
styles in dresses, arrived home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller, who
attended the historic meeting at New
Ulm, Mimi, in commemoration of the
Indian massacre, returned home Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Caroline Becker hitched a colt
to a buggy yesterday to drive to town
and while she was putting the top up
the colt ran away tearing the buggy
all to pieces.
E. w. Munson, Of Sioux Falls,
National Bank examiner, was in the
city Tuesday checking up the Farmers
and Merchants National and First
National banks.
County Treasurer Rexford accom-
panied Frank Smith in his auto to
Waubay Saturday night and the gentle
men spent Sunday at home, returning
Monday morning.
Appropriateness complete line of
clothing on hand. The leader in its
line without a doubt. Better value
for the money never offered. Elevator
Store company.
Frank Paul returned from Summit
Monday night. He has been assisting
Irving Graham, of Waubay, in refinish-
ing the walls and woodwork of the
Summit school house.
We charge you NO more Tor good
PINE boards-they will neither split
nor break and nail much easier. Why
buy other kinds? Farmers Lumber Co.,
Anton Karpen, Manager.
Mrs. E. o. Potter went to Groton
Thursday night for a few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. Frank Dean.
Ed. went up in the auto Saturday and
accompanied her home Sunday.
Buy a piece of the genuine imported
Bavarian chinaware of Frank Mohs. You
will get a chance on the elegant china
cabinet you see in the window for every
rs cents worth of china purchased.
James Dorr, who has been looking
after business interests in this city for
for the past week went to st. Paul
Monday night to send his auto to Clark
where he expects to be Wednesday.
Ladies' and Misses coats, abso-
IuteIy of this seasons material and
stock, the leading manufacturers pro-
ducts, in all kinds and colors, now on
hand at Elevator Store company.
Why not use white pine boards for
your field bins. They will not split and
break when you take them down. We
have a large stock in ten and twelve
inch widths. Farmers Lumber company.
Miss Maude B. Williams, of Pierre,
arrived from Groton Monday evening
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. H. F.
Denton. Mrs. Denton met her at Groton
and they made the trip to Webster by
auto.
See either Ed or Mike at the Lampert
Lumber company yard if you want bin
boards. You will find the boys there
with a large stock of white pine and fir
10 and IL inch bin boards in all popular
lengths.
Joe Engelhart shipped a car of fine
fat cattle to the market Friday. Joe
was so unfortunate as to lose a 1900
pound steer which was overcome by the
heat while being driven in from the
country.
Frank Mohs has just unloaded two
carloads of the latest designed and fin
ished furniture, and invites you to call
and see one of the best assortments of
furniture you have ever had the pleasure
of seeing.
The AL. G. Barnes circus is the one
show that's different. 1t is in a class by
itself. The feats performed by the
man eating forest bred animals have
never before been duplicated in any
exhibition.
Say, while you are in town don't for
get to take out those bin boards. You
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