Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-06-10


Miss Rose Marie Killian. whose school
at Morris, Mimi, is closed for the season
arrived Friday morning to spend part Of
her vacation with friends in this city.
Krauser's Liquid Extract OF Smoke /.
the best article on the market for smok
ing meat, and has many advantage,
over the old way. For sale by Ma. Thul
Rev DR.. Sparkling OF Aberdeen will D,
in Webster next Wednesday, June ID
and viii eonddet Episcopal services a,
st. Mary chapel at eight o'clock p. m
L0ST-0n the road between this city
and Pickerel lake, a heavy goat skin
robe with red mackinnw lining. Return
TO J. r, Taylor and receive suitable re-
ward.
George Maynard was in the city on
Tuesday looking up a ball team to play
at Waubay the Fourth. Boys. you had
better organize and go after that $50
purse.
Miss Mamie Alderman closed d very
successful six months term OF school in
fHighland township last Friday. The
last day was devoted to music and reci-
tations.
A plain drunk soiourned in the cooler
Friday night and the next morning re-
ceived from Judge Huntington d SEN
tence OF six days, which he is now
serving.
a delightful dancing party was given
al the opera house Friday night. The
music by Cafarelli's orchestra Of Mime
apolis was the special feature of the
occasion.
l.. G. Levoy departed last Thursday
for Flandreau. He will attend the seq
sion OF the Masonic grand lodge at
Mitchell before returning, and expects to
be gone about ten days.
The st. Paul Dispatch OF the 9TH inst.
presented the pictures OF the graduating
class OF Central high school, st. Paul,
q mong which could be seen the smiling
c ountenanee of Harold Kramer.
Webster Lodge, No. 115, i. O. o. ~
elected as officers for the ensuing termI
j. A. Johnson, N. G.; Carl Malmberg.
V. G. +. d. Landon, Sec. Chas. Haw-
kinson, Treas. j. w. Abbott, Trustee.
Contractor Tallakson is erecting "a
commodions warehouse and maehin9
depot for a. ID. Hash. 1t is 42xGO OF
corrugated iron and will be the most
complete structure OF its kind in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Abbott departed
Monday nights train. j. W. vent
to Ortonville to attend the G. A. r.. en-
campment, while Mrs. Abbott was
bound for OHIO where she will spend the
summer.
NJ. Rexford of Waubay, T. lowell Of
Bristol, Geo. Bryant of Andoyer, JOS.
McKibbeu OF Webster township, and
w. E. ColweIl of Butler township were
in attendance at the board OF education
meeting Tuesday.
CAUGUS-A cI,izen's caucus will be
held any time on ,i,lnau,i at the furni-
ture store Tor the purpose oi s-elpctiDg
baby cab for the rising generation oil
Republicans, democrats and
popnlists invited.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William. Sheelar are re4
over the arrival 0t a pretty girl
babe at their home Sunday morning.
Ii il understood the little lady is to be
Marietta. in honor of Mrs.
NJ. Bones.
DR.. f. W. Dickensop has moved his
office upstairs in the ID. B. Compton
building over Attorney McCoy's Office,
where his patients will find him in the
'uture. His residence is over the shoe
store on the corner.
TAKEN UPON Sunday, May 80, one
old iron grag msire, cut on right
foot; one black 3-year old mare.
star on nose. Owner must pay charges.
Nutley L. g., June 4, 1897.
Thos. Hustad.
j. +. Kelley OF Webster, late editor oil
the Herald, has been in Aberdeen today
for a location for his book bind
ing, blank and rubber stamp business.
Ii suited, he will remoye to Aberdeen in
a short time.-Aberdeen News, 9TH inst.
The corner post at the intersection OF
Main st. and 1st Ave. was laid bare on
Saturday for the purpose Of enabling