Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25


There will be a special meeting OF Lois
Chapter next Saturday evening, June 81,
for the purpose of work. A full attend.
ance is desired.
r. A. NYE, See.
Henry Walbanm reports that DR.. Sor.
bel performed a skillEul operation at his
place ON a horse, made necessary By the
bungling work OF Il former veterinary
surgeon.
Have you tried a kola Phos? A re-
freshing and inyigorating beverage,
highly recommended for insomnia and
nervousness. Only sets. a glass at Pea
body's soda fountain.
viii Laird evidently thought Webster
held more attractions for him than
orion vile. He came down from Ccgs-
well OH the excursion Wednesday and
spent the day in this city.
Mrs. Specs and children anne down
from Cogswell on the Harlem excursion
Wednesday and stopped off in the city to
visit the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laird, and Webster friends.
National Delegate Williams was re-
ceived by an enthusiastic crowd offriends
upon his arrival Sunday from st. Louis.
Band, Music, the national colors and
cannon crackers were the principal feat
ures OF the greeting.
Rev. Donald Mclean went to Simpson
Park, on Big Stone lake, Tuesday, to re-
fresh himself both physically and spirit
ually for few days. The NJ. L. Camp
Meeting now in session will receive the
benefit OF his energy.
DIED-Thursday, June Is, Mrs. Han
nah Meyer, aged SO years and 2 months,
grandmother OF Mrs. Fred Habeck, of
Highland township. The funeral SER
vices took place Saturday, Rev. Thiel
officiating. Interment at Webster Gem
etery.
GIVEN AWAY FREE-A set of glass
ware four pieces, a hall dozen fancy
tumb!ers, a set Mrs. Christie's bread
knives, a solid oak table, a child's rock
ing chair. Any of the above with each
pound can OF Eureka baking powder at
the Elevator store.
Tho Fpl1n mi ,pr yn;n,f =. 4, p ,rnl -, +hn n.4Nr
Monday evening to take part in the forty
hour devotional service ut the Catholic
church commencing Tuesday morning:
Rev. Claude, Woonsocket; Rev. .Lamesh,
Ipswich; Rev. J. Reiland, Aberdeen, Rev.
j. Wulf, Milbank; Rev. M. Weis, Nutley.
Miss A. Maude Abbott arrived Friday
from college at Valparaiso, Ind. Shestop-
ped off at Albert Lea, Mimi, to visit
relatives and from there was accompani-
ed by Miss Faribault, who has been at
tending school in the latter city, she
visited with Mnude for few days before
proceeding to her home, Sisseton Agency.
TAKEN UP-June 18th, 3bay~ geldings,
one having "a. S." branded on left hip
and one with white strip in face. One
bay mare, one black yearllng horse colt
and one black mule. Owner is requested
to come and pay charges and prove
property. John Heydlauff,
Oak Gulch Twp, set Sec. 8.
M. A. Belts of Cresco, Ia, arrived IN
Webster this morning and will pay his
brother +. H., and family a short visit.
Mr.. B. vas over this country with the ..
S. cavalry in the COS and did not receive
very favorable impressions, though he
says he is agreeably surprised with pres
ent appearances.
Quite a large delegation from North
Webster started Tuesday for the camp
meeting held on the James river, nine
miles east of Mellette. Among the party
was Rev. Frymire and family, f. c. Ed
gar and family, Henry Page and family,
Mrs. Hudson and family, John Douglass,
Laurence Philbrook, VIM. Reynolds and
Mrs. Rowland. L. o. Osborne, OF Nor
ton township, also went along.
Miss Emma Warner OF this city, has
secured a position in the high school OF
Armour-one of the best towns in the
southern parto OF the state. Miss Warner
is one OF our own girls, having grown up
us and received her first instrue-
ton in our city school, graduating here
i'm 1904 We coppratulate her i'm ~reepiy-