Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-06
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cheapest and best. Aftaryou have given
II a thorough examination you will use
no other.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. T.. Church
will sell fresh baking Saturday after
noon, Sept. s. in Smail's office, east OF
Webster World office.
Mrs. A. n. Haines departed Wednes,
day nightfo Big Stone, called there on
account OF the illness of her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Mark Haiues.
The Rev. Donald Mclean and family
returned last Saturday from their visit
10 relatives and friends at Webster, s
D.-Vermilion Freeman.
Joseph Payne and wife departed on
tuesday mornings ~train-Joe TO st.
Paul and Mrs. Payne on a visit to rela-
trves at Dodgeville, Wis.
Pete Peterson arrived saturday and
WI remain Tor a period. He came from
Jamestown, n. d., where he is engaged
IN Schien's cigar factory.
Mrs. Charles natthenger of James
town, n. D., arrived Saturday night to
visit relatives and friends in this vicin.
lty for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Frank Gruby and daughter Imo-
gene departed Saturday morning for
Minneapolis to visit friends aud enjoy
the Minnesota State Fair.
Miss Burcalcw and Miss Lillian Ian
caster departed Friday for Wutertown
TO resume their duties as teacllers i'm
the high school OF that city.
James O'Brien IF Minneapolis and
Auditor Minor OF Hennepin county en-
joyed a couple of DAYS hunting chickens
as the guests OF E. w. Taylor.
A. III. Kramer aud Dan Farquhar of
Webster drove owe Tuesday to buy a
span Of drivers oil ". b. Roby, but did
not close u deal.-Verdon Times.
couple of prominent citizens had a
coiiIsion in the postoftice lobby Satur-
day morning, arising from the verdict
u the celebrated dog poisoning case.
Strayed-A red heller calf, about four
mouths old, left my premises about the
RGth OF July. Return to or notify.
y : Phillip Groos.
| Hon. Peter Holmquist of kidder town
ship has completed his ~thresling aud
reports the wheat yield at over twelve
bushels to the acre, ola superior quality.
Jens Peterson, vile and family de-
parted Wednesday morning for Mime
Iap0iis to take ia the State Fair aud
enjoy a %soiourn in the metropolis for a
period.
George w. Moulton returned Thurs
day ,evpning from his outing ut Big
Stone lake and reports a most enjoyable
time with the Aberdeen colony on the
peaiinsula. :
| ~, Miss G~enevieve Molvneaux returned
Saturday night from her visit to Ha-
warden, Ia, and departed Monday
morning for BRISTOL to resume her
school work. '.
An ice cream social will be held at the
residence of Mutt Tracy on Friday
evening, Sept. Z, for the benefit of the
Catholic church. A cordial invitation
is extended to ull.
A car load OF vitrifed brick has been
unloaded at the depot and the work of
replacing the present plank and cindeY
platform with these bricks will be put
under way at once.
Miss Mamie G. Brass oil Glencoe ar
rived in this city Sunday moriing to
spend the week with her fnther, +. &.
Brass, the popular chief clerk OF the
Fair clothing department
The CANNES that were waited TO the
happy hunting grounds via the poison
route recently may be appropriately
referred TO as the dogs OF war, Judging
from events since their exit
Miss Elena j. Peabody left yesterday
for her home ut Webster, 3. ID. She
was accompanied as far as Sioux City
by Mrs. Charles S. Ashton and Miss
Ashtou.-Ponca (Neb) Journal.
H. o. Wickre aud 4. Ii. Kramer ship
ped two ears each oil cattle to the Sioux
CITY market Saturday. The Wickre
bunci were pronounced an especially
fine stock. II. O. went down in charge
of the shipment.
Council failed TO hold it's regular meet
inc Monday evening owing To the nb-
selce OF Aid. Winter, who WAS in Chica-
90, Aid. Magnus in Aberdeen aud Aid.
Wickre in Sioux City. An Adjournment
was taken TO Friday evening.
S. /. Pnrdum was down from BRISTOL
Tuesday. Saturday night some sneak
| thief G uttered his home while the family
were asleep. went through Pard' sclothes
and took over $50 in cash, his watch
and chain and chewing tobacco.
The Huntington family enjoyed a
brief visit this week from their cousins,
Il. c. Huntington aud l. v. Gedney OF
Minneapolis, who came ND to enjoy u
few DAYS sport with the prairie chick
ems. They departed Monday night.
The band boys received four new
horns Monday tuba, u b fiat cornet,
an alto aud e%uphonium. Owing to the
fact that several of the members are
out threshing, the band was unable to
appear on the streets Monday night.
Lost-A liver aud white pointer dog
lbup abont six months old. When last
llseen he had a leather strap with n snap
hon around his neck. Will pay q liberal
Tieward for his return or for informa-
Mon. DIR. Y. r.. Brooks
The sad news was received Monday
OF the dpatl, mt st. Paul OF Mrs. b.. j..
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