Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16

Ira Long held the lucky No u26Tt
and secured the bed suit given
away 10y the Noble Company Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. FeIdmeyer and daught e.
CARA of Bradley visited friends in this
elty Tuesday the guests OF Miss EN- ma
Schultz.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding ON Nov. %, OF Fred W. LUX and
Louisa B. Reetz, daughter OF Wm. ReetE
OF Rusk township.
Lett in the Opera house on Saturday
evening one pair of ladies black silk
mlttens. Owaer can have same by cali
ing at tins office.
Mn. f. E. Stone arrived yesterday
morning from AbercrombIa, Y. ID. on a
visit To her father John BOIhaIter OF
Morton township.
Gen. Geo. 5. SiIsby and ]. Is. WoIge.
muth ot Mitchell were ia the city Mon
a IN the Interests OF the So. OAK.
MUTUAL Fire Insurance Co.
Don't forget to 20 to Dr.. Goodm an-
son, dentist aud dental surgeon, at
Waubay Nov. % to % aud get your
teeth PROPERLY attended to.
Rev. Saml MeIlett Of PIerpOut will
occupy the pulpit at the Congregation nal
church IN exchange with the pastor
next sunday morning and evening.
MIS-. J. z, Taylor, OF Webster, ;. d
mother OF Floyd Taylor, cattle down 10
! a visit Inf - FFVrAr1 A. md avFEF wEsa-4FV. ~
couple OF weeSs.-AOutevIdeU Leader.
Miss Mary Mack passed. through
tro"L Aberdeen Friday night on her way
TO Monroe. Wis. t . attend the funeral
OF her late berruIhed, Hon. F. ; after
son.
Paul Gruby. John Z. Ray aud X. NJ.
Kellogg have received subpo euas to
serve as jurors in the L. ). District
Court which nysu IN Aberd cell Nov.
DIST.
Ed. Finn departed Wednesday moru-
ing on the WatertOwn stage on a visit
| t his folks near Dexter. alter (which he
nisit Watertown on a matter of bust
vess.
Miss Martha kohIhase and Mrs. Ed.
kohlhase departed So turday NOR ming
Tor Sioux Fails. the former to at tend
school IN that city, the latter { + eioiu
Der husband.
Mrs. l.. G. Leyoy and daughter arriy-
ed home Sunday morning from AN ex-
tended stay in st. Paul and in co nse-
quence, l.. g. has been superlativ ely
happy tins week.
All sorts of wea Their iateIy-aH inch of
snow Saturday, balmy Sunday, thun-
der, nghtn ing and raim Monday,
foggy Tuesday, pleasant Wednesday,
} ram thIs morning.
Miss IGa Monsoon. former teacher in
WiImOt school. returned the first OF the
week from an extended visit with friends
in Ohio and went TO Webster tuesday.
-WilmOt Reporter.
Miss Lizzie Bierschbaeh oil Bristol
was married Nov. I to Jos. Weinreich.
OF Mellette, the ceremony taking place
at the Catholic church in Bristol, Very
Rev. Father Mensing officiating.
Miss Lena Il. Stariha entertained a
number of her Young friends Saturday
afternoon, il being the eleventh ami.
versary of her birthday. The young
! sters enjoyed themselves to the limit.
4. o. L. W. A iuIl attendance OF men,
| bers at the A. D. G. W. meeting on Mon
day evening. Nov. goth as that is the
! stated time for nomination OF officers.
W. B. Hubbard NJ. W.
Have Won read the latest books of { he
| hour-"Richard Carved ''In his steps"
David Harum," When Knighthood
was in flower" The Celebrity At
Peabody's-
Money lost, while going dawn east
Goldfish. north side, about Oct. 10Th.
Said money was in an old tobacco
wallet made of ducking. Finder will
be rewarded on returning it to Reporter
Office.
Mrs. u. II. Egeland returned Sunday
morning from Minneapolis where she
has been recriving medical treatment
for some time past. She returns much
| improved in health.
] FLOYD Taylor, OF the Leader Office,
| and l.. T.. Miller. OF the Riverside Hotel
went To Webster, $. ID. on a duck hunt
last Friday night Taylor eames home
Sunday night with an even hundred
lacking two, and Miller stayed z day
longer getting about ~thirty-6ye r
The Editor and his family were no6
Observation-Disclosures Leader.