Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-08-16
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a thorough examination you will use
70 other.
The City Hotel presents a very nice
appearance. 1t has been covered with
Iron aud lined off to initiate brick. 1t
is quite au Improvement.
II. o. Frank took in the first new
wheat on both the Sisseton and Web.
ster markets. The wheat graded No. /
northern III both places.
Sisseton has voted and sold bonds
Tor the purpose of putting in a system
OF waterworks. Sisseton is an up-to-
late town-is a hummer.
Hear Karl Hibbard the phenomenal
boy soprono in his classical selections
who sings at Zach performance given
by The Famous Knowles.
The rain Saturday night and Sunda v
morning lnterirred with arrangement is
OF a great many who mad Intended to
spend the day at the lakes.
Harold Kramer went east Sunday
night to Join his class Tor a couple Of
weeks practical work at civil engineer
ing before the term commences.
The piscopal parsonage has been
moTed back aud turned TO face third
'YTenue and work has been commenced
On the foundation OF the new church.
Mr.. M. J. Bremen came in Oh Mon
day night to join his family for a short
visit IN this city. They are guests at
the OChsenreiter home in the FIRST
Ward.
Mrs. Flanders, mother of A. W. and
Nerd returned form Pierpont Sunday.
She had been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Thos. Wright for a couple of
weeks.
0rrie HapHa was up from Waubay
Friday aSd accepted the L fat cornet
in ths|Webster baud, He will be a
grsat acquisition to the band as he is a
good cOrueter.
Miss Dean O'ConDOr OF Chicago, who
has been visiting in Grotos came down
Monday TO visit friends in the city for
a few days. She is the guest of Mrs.
l.. u. OCnsenrelter.
l.. s. Pearson came in Saturday even
ing and spent Sunday with Mrs. p. as
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mas. He
returned to Aberdeen Monday. Mrs.
Pearson remained until Wednesday.
Rev, W. B. Hubbard preached one OF
the sermons from the old manuscript OF
his great, great grandfather at the
Cong'l church in this city Sunday even
ing, it was much enjoyed by his hea rers.
Pat Galligar, OF Benson, MINI. an
nephew OF ID. b. Fish is visiting his
uncle. He is d printer by trade and OF
course dropped IA to see the boys in
the Reporter office and get acquainted.
Mrs. Frank Linbeck and son ClaireA
Of Ossian, Iowa returned homeASunday
heivng completed their visit here. Mrs.
l.. is "a sister-In-law of Mrs. I. K. Egge
whose guests they were while in the
city. =
Otto Weintz died suddenly Monday
so a letter informs MIR. q. ID. Peterson.
No particulars are given. Deceased was
formerly in the employ OF III. C. Tegt-
meier OF this city and had many friends
here. "
Miss Maude Taylor OF st. Paul, who
has spent the past six weeks in this city
the guests of her Uncle, g. ID. Peterson,
returned home yesterday ia response to
a letter announcing the illness OF her
mother.
Martin Sorsnsen is pounding bass
drum III The baud. fhis completes the
odd team, Denny on a and Ole Of
IOleS town hitting the bass pig skin.
This combination will Seem natural TO
the old timers.
w. 4. Hart came up from Butler to
spend Sunday with relatives aud friends
in this city. He was the guest Of the
Yeager's. Having completed his visit in
this vicinity he departed for North
Dakota Sunday night.
The Quarterly meeting will be held at
the German M. E. church near Chas.
Eberts in Morton tow nship on Sunday.
Service in morning at 1890. Afternoon
at 800. Presiding Elder Hilmer, OF
Redheld will be present.
A little tad propounded the following
to US this week: "Say did you send
Mike tour liver colored pointer) down
to the dog reform school at Waubay."
The lad was much Disguised when we
acknowledged we had.
Mrs. j. Z. Croal, wife OF brother Croal
OF the Sisseton Courant, and children
arrived Monday evening for a visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Frank Sheelar aud
Miss Prunty. They are guests OF the
Frank Sheelar household.
John Mack came in from Mime
apoIis Friday morning aud remained
until Sunday night visiting his mother
Mrs. VIM. Atchison and his children.
who live with their grandma. He
visited Pierpont Saturday.
The Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge
will meet Tuesday Aug. 21, at the
Workmen hall. All members are re.
quested to be present and prepared to
pay their assessment for August.
BY order Of the President.
Mrs. Peabody and daughter Elena
took advantage OF the excursion to
visit the Burlingame's at Elk Point
Hiss Peabody will remain for a visit.
Chester Burlingame came back with
Mrs. Peabody to visit his cousin Clare.
Seven years before the public as true
~exponents of the popular science.
Hypnotism, enables The Knowles to
present a strictly high-class entertain
mapt and one worthy of the patronage