Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-21

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+. W~inkerwerder and family, A. $.
Barber and family, G. G. Chapman aud
family and Roy Smith spent Sun day
and Monday at Euemy Swim lakes
Matt Johnson enjoyed "A visit from his
brother John and family who reside in
Grant county. They arrived Friday
and departed fer home Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid OF the NJ. L. Church
will sell fresh Baking in the new office
room east of the World Office Saturday
afternoon from two until six o'clock.
There will be IA celebration on July
Eth at Tamahe Park (Pickerel Lake,
Races, Bowery dance, fire works and
Usual attractions. Everybody invited.
A bunch OF institute attendants were
having a jelly timein the basket bull
room at the schoolhouse Monday night.
Didn't You hear them ring the curfew?
Some Of the business men, so it is re-
ported, INDUCED in very forcible argu-
ments al "a meeting for the election of
officers for the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton.
Miss Katie Frank returned Friday
evening from Owatonna, Mimi. where
she has been attending st. Mary's col
lege. She will spend the vacation at
home.
MAIDS a brother OF the Fiksdal Bros OF
this city who arrived from Norway
recently, has accepted a position in the
store and will make Webster his future
home.
Mrs. W. I. Ravens went east Monday
night. her destination is Dodge Center,
Mimi, where her daughter Mrs. Jro-
loot resides, whom she will visit for a
season.
Herald and Lottie Kramer went to
st. Paul Thursday to visit friends
and attend the wedding OF Miss Bessie
Trombull which occurred in that city
Monday.
Miss Edith Gruby, the youngest sister
of Gruby brothers OF this city arrived
Friday evening from her home in Sleepy
Eye, MINI. She will remain for an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Mamie Alderman closed her
spring term of school Friday in Raritan
township. The last day was devoted
to a picnic. All present report an EN-
ioyable time.
I You can buy beer at Flagstad's
as follows: Per barrel $3.50
per barrel 1925, per 4 barrel $1.25.
liquors in proportion. The finest
Nne in the city.
DIR. j. S. Goodmanson returned last
night from Il trip to Colorado, where he
has spent the past two weeks purchas-
ing steek for a farm iu tlark county in
which he in interested.
flfe teachers institute opened Mon |
day with the largest enrolment in the
history OF the country. We understand
there Were 100 names on the roster
Monday night.
The performances OF "The C~astaway'
mt the opera house Tuesday night
promises to far surpass the first piece
presented under the direction Of Messrs.
and Flynn.
The Fraternal Brotherhood OF the
World will hold their regular meeting
the Workmen Hail next Wednesday
evening June 81. All members are re-
suested to be present.
George Lafayette arrived Monday
morning from Washington, ID. q. where
te spent the winter. He is the same old
as ever well stocked with stories
Of al adventure and "Reminiscences.
Z Thos. McKenaett has a fine pasture
Of about 800 acres. plenty OF good. pure
accessible. The lane runs up to
the town site. Ii you want IA COW pas
Qred for the summer, see him.
Charley Chapman, the Waubay tom
sorial artist and famous G. A. II. Sur
yeon, spent Sunday in the city, doing a
little stroke OF business in the interest
of the Old Settlers Celebration.
Came TO my premises about May IL,
1900, a gray mare two years old,
about 500 pounds. Owner can
nave same by proving property and
charges. Frank Dolney, Thorson,
I'd. 44-3w.
John Block wishes to that
he will do all kinds OF painting, paper
kalsomining, etc., IN the best
,tyle and at the most reasonable prices.
Work guaranteed first class IN every
Lee Paul, Harve Wayland, w. A.
Abbott, Geo. Pfremmer, Paul Roberts,
Clint jenkins, Will Harrington, Dan
Devaney, and Z. j. Berringer, We're
among the visitors from Waubay at the
aces Friday.
Contractor C. E. Simmons and crew
who built the Empire elevator in this
having completed the contract de-
for Minneapolis Monday night.
They put up aud completed the house
IIlpss than 20days. E
I II you intend purchasing a buggy this
season you can't do better than TO call
IN Wagner& Schmitt-look their line of
over, read the guarantee with n
ZACH one and you will make up your \
mind they are the cheapest, every
Ming considered, on the market.
Geo. Halloek. one OF the early day /,
in Big Stone City, now a resi-
lent OF Webster, was enjoying the en-