Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-26

W. II. Chard says our local was a
little off last week that L. L. Mobiles
and +. e.. Flynn are OF the st. Croix
and not OF the 5. IL. Bowman lumber
Company as stated.
DIR. Harris nHd family, Mrs. and
Master Mclean went ont Friday TO
enjoy the pleasure OF cottage life at the
lake. The DIR. drives in frequently to
look after his practice.
Andrea ABBY took advantage of the
excursion Saturday TO visit her grand
parents and other relatives in Kasson,
Mimi aud vicinity. She expects TO
remain about Il month.
Miss Dean O'Connor OF Chicago, who
has been visiting in the city since Sat
urday the guest OF Mrs. l.. G. Ochsen-
reiter departed Tuesday evening for
Groton to visit her sister.
Mrs. '. \. Perry and daughter Della
drove over from Pierpont yesterday.
Mrs. Perry for the drive aud IL visit to
trends and Miss Della TO attend the
misunderstanding wedding. They de-
parted for home this IA. III.
Mrs. J. II. Egeland who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Is. II. Egeland
OF this city for the past two weeks de-
parted Tuesday evening for Cakes, n.
ID. to visit Il brother before returning
to her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Peter Holm (nee kohlhase) was
in the city yesterday calling on old
friends. We are glad TO note the lady
has almost entirely recovered from her
recent illness aud looks quite her old
self again. She expects to depart for
home, Wells, MINI. Friday.
Mrs. Will Hash, OF Webster, arrived
Tuesday and went out in the country
to Mrs. w. 7. Burman's to help take
care of her mother, Mrs. S. K. Bartlett,
whose health has been badly broken
down in nursing her father the late w.
i. Burman.-Grant Co. Review.
II you intend purchasing a buggy this
season you can't do better than to call
on Wagner& Schmitt-Iook their line OF
vehicles over, read the guarantee with
each one and you will make up your
mind they are the cheapest, every
thing considered, OH the market.
Jim LilIey returned Wednesday morn
ing from Minnesota where he has spent
Il month repairing elevators for the
Empire Co. He went out to Tamahe
Park in company with his brother Neal
to enjoy the pleasures incident to Il
sOjourn ut that fashionable resort.
The Pt. Rev. w. II. Hare ID. ID. Bishop
of South Dakota Will conduct services
and preach in the Episcopal Mission
Sunday. The services being held in the
Workmen Hail. There will be- "a col
lection for missions in South Dakota,
Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c. Tegtmeier, David
| Williams and George W. Moultou visited
Aberdeen Saturday aud witnessed the
final game OF the series betweeen Elan
dream and Aberdeen teams. The latter
won by "a score OF 5to A. Flandreau
won the first game 3 to 2, Aberdeen the
secoud, 20 to q.
As John Hutley was driving down
| street last evening with his family, one
oil the Jugs Came unhltched ana the
| horse commenced to run and kick. He
spilled the occupants OF the buggy out
and smashed the vehicle up consider
ably but fortunately none OF the folks
were seriously hurt.
j. j. Adams is "a patient in st. Johns
hospital the result of Il bump on the
shin some weeks ago, which has as
sumed dangerous proportions. His leg
Is badly swelled and there 10 a diffused
inflammation oil the skin resembling
erysipelas somewhat. At CHS writing
his condition is an improvement over
what il has been.
In response TO d message from And
over stating that their butter maker
was sick John ljecht the assistant in
the Webster creamery departed foi
| Andover Wednesday to take charge OF
the creamery until the regular nan is
able to resume his duties. Frank
Rabak will take Johns place ia the
creamery here during his absence.
Mrs. Jos. Mergens and two sons
arrived from Sisseton Thursday even
ing on u visit to z. j. Roth and family,
remaining until Sunday when Mr..
Mergens arrived and escorted them
home. One oil the little fellows suffered
All attack of spasms Friday but prompt
medical treatment placed him out o
danger.
&Freeman jenkins, late Of Co. III. LIST
s. ID. keg., died ut the home Of /. Allen
Kempeska, Saturday. His death wac
the result OF injuries sustained while In
the service. He enlisted at the age o.
seventeen and was not yet twenty-one
years old when he answered the last
roll call over yonder. He leaves u
widowed mother to mourn his loss.
Anton j. Block and Anua S.chmiller
were married at the Polish church III
Grenville Tuesday, July "a. Rev. Father
Wotiowitz officiating. The contract.
lug parties are prosperous young peo-
Die aud popular IN the neighborilood
aud the wedding was largely attended.
| Quite a delegation from this city was
present. The wedding feast is reported
"a pycputionally fine.