Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-07

DR.. Herman, w. A. Abbott, j.. w.
Abbott, G. S Nettel, and G. S. Maynard
came up from Waubay Tuesday and
attended the annual meeting OF Coteau
Lodge A. +. aud A. NJ. i'm the evening.
Miss Kristen Peterson departed Thurs
day night on an extended visit to Nor
way. She leaves New York on the liner
StLouis Dec. ID. In the meantime she
will visit friends in Chicago, Boston and
New York.
l.. q. Ochsenreiter departed for Nit
chell Tuesday morning where he will
attend a meeting of the Mitchell Mutual
lneurance Company as b representative
OF the policy holders in Webster. l.. G..
expects to be gone W or three days.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ E.
church will II sale in the Wallace Block
Saturday afternoon Dec. 9th. Will
have ON exhibition and for sale fancy
articles and dressed dolls for Christmas,
home made candy and baked stuff for
Sunday.
The Recital given by Miss Woodbury.
at the opera house Friday evening was
enjoyed by a large audience. The lady
Stih WV ilt AA4 VAt' 10
one OF the most accomplished aud pleas
ing entertainers that has ever visited
Webster.
Gust Huebsch'steam took IL runaway
spin Saturday. winding up by dashing
into the corner OF May OF SmaiI's Office,
th" ueckyoke penetrating the wood
work and plaster. Beyond a broken
pole no damage was Inflicted upon the
bugGy, the horses escaped unScathed.
JOINED '"gpthprin wpdlock Wednesday
| Dee g., h, icy. IL. Nelson Tragitr Mt the
Rrctory, Mg. Chauncey 7. Jones oi Eye
land, Day County, and Miss Minnie NJ.
Scnnirr OF Dexter C]oddingtom Co. May
their lie eyer br bright with joy aud
gladuess.
st. Mary's EpiScopal congregation has
vacated the building ON Main St. re-
GENTLY purchased 10y DR.. KierIaud and
will mold services Tor the present IN the
A. 0. L. w. Hall. The quarters just
Vacated are in the hands OF mechanics
being fitted up Tor the Use OF the new
owner.
A party OF X. of P's consisting OF DR..
E.. e. Brooks, W. q. Warner, VIM. Ken
dali. Eric Saudvig, Wilbur bow. DICK
Eblrng, !. +. PiJsor Frank Sears,
Emil Meyer, Thos. McKckennrtt and
e. W. Taylor Went up to Aberdeen Yes.
terdaY to participate IN the X o. X. X.
ceremonies.
II. o. Wickre went 70 SOAK City Iowa
Tuesday with a car OF live stock When
he gets through at Sioux City he will
proceed 10 western Iowa where Mrs.
WIckre IL sOjourniug and will
probably accompany her to Eureka
Springs. Ark. where she is to remain
tor the winter.
n. J. Serum our efficient Register Of
Deeds was distributing cigars and re-
Ceiving congratulations from his friends
yesterday, on account OF the arrival OF
Il fine little girl at his home Tuesday
night. The Reporter cougratulatrs
Mr.. aud Mrs. Serum and extends its
best wishes to the little lady.
The great ice factory Us in full blaIt.
1t was thought Tor "a time that this
great enterprise would not operate in
the northwest this winter, but the lear
proved u]ngrUunded and the production
OF crystalized water il now proceeding
uninterrupted Its a warm winter when
We don't have ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ii. Taylor came
up from Montevideo, Mimi. Thanks
giving morning and remained visiting
friends until Saturday night. Floyd re-
turned home Sunday night while Mrs.
Taylor will remain here for a time
visiting many old friends. While here
Floyd embraced the opportunity TO do
a little hl uniting and secured about 40
ducks, probably the last OF the season.
Madame lie Clairvoyant departed
Tuesday for Mi'bank. She expressed
herself greatly pleased at the volume OF
business she transacted while here and
desires to especially thank the widows,
widows and widowers for their liberal
patronage and states that she will re-
establish her office here in the near
future prepared to read destiny, guide
love-affairs and direct business trans
actions.
Word was sent down to the sheriff
Thusday that there vas an insane man
barricadpd in a house in Blooming
Valley near the Day county line. Deputy
Wv III ubu oiiI'iiidh "a
Merry went up there and with a little
stra regy captured him and brought him
to MiIbank. The fellow had been max
ing threats, and was armed with o
shot gun, revolver and razor, and IL
quite violent. The mans name is Mas
and until recently he had been living in
Day County.-Milbank Herald-Advance.
The Reporter acknowledges the receipt
of a card announcing the marriage OF
w. p. PostIn aud Luella Bush, formerly |
of this city. at Fulda, Mimi. on Satur-
day dec. End at the residence OF tie |
brides sister. Mr.. Postin is the general
manager of Mccormick Harvesting Co.
in S. ID. and the bride was the steno-
grapher in his office. Mr.. and Mrs.
Postin will sail in few days for Aus
tralia, where he will take charge of the
business of the Mccormick Co. The
Reporter extends best wishes for their
prosperity and happiness.
Ii is not advisable to reverse the
order OF things, mt least we presume, |