Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-13
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Russells Ready Rock Roofing is the
elleapest aud best. Afraryou have given
Al1a thorough examination you will use
NO other.
Hon. E. w. Martin, republican candi-
date for congress, will be here Friday,
Sept. IA, and deliver an address before
the republican county convention.
Mrs. f. W. Small and daughter Flor
ence went up to Aberdeen Wednesday
evening aud will remain To witness the
reception to GOV. Roosevelt.
W. q. Warner returned from his visit
TO Wisconsin, Friday. He brought back
n fine registered Llewellvn setter with
hlm that is the envy oi all the dog fan
clers in town.
IL. G.. lolsen returned Sunday from a
months visit 10 his old home in south
ern Minnesota. He says crops are
turning oat a good weld aud a fine
quality there.
Miss Jennie BARTLETT returned to Wan
bay Wednesday morning. taking with
her Mabel Williams for a months visit
with her grandparents. Miss Bartlett
teaches the coming term at Butler.
Mrs. Carson and Miss Josie Arm
strong OF Faulkton spent Monday as
the guests of j. w. Arthur aud family.
They were on their way home from "a
two months outing at Big Stone lake.
Did you notice the radiant smile on
tlAn RlInnl-cF nAV,.En. Gr..lA..
Well, 1t WAS all on account of the arriv-
al OF a beautiful daughter TO grace aud
adorn his household.
Strayed-A red heller calf, about four
months old, left my premises about the
x0th ot Jolly. Return to or notify.
Phillip Groos.
Lost-An Irish setter dog, heavy col. |
lar with nine Minneapolis dog tax tags
Pn when last Seen. Liberal reward will |
NJ paid for his return. Harry Taylor.
c. j. Canning returned from "A tour
through Iowa Friday. Charles says
lots OF iowa people express an Intention
CT coming to South Dakota in the near
future.
A bunting party consisting OF L. G.
and j. NJ. Preston and V. NJ. Bowers OF
Cedar ltapiis, Iowa, arrived Sunday |
morning, spent II couple OF days shoot
ing and departed Monday night.
George w. MouIton went up to Aber-
deem Friday and spent "a couple of days
with his friend. Lieut.. Roy Kelly, who
has been assigned TO the Sth infantry,
STATIONED at Fort Smelling, but is home
Oh u short iurlOugil.
Miss Nary Moore OF RoslyR is assist
ing County Supt. Aasved with the teach
ers' examination papers this week.
Thirty applicants for teachers %cerfiti-
Gates we're examined Friday and Satur-
day.
George C. Moore of Lowell, Mass, one
Of the largest manufacturers OF WOODEN
in thu United States, who had
spent n week here shooting with DIR.
French, departed Tor Cheyenne, Wyo.,
While playing in n double wagon box
Saturday, the little daughter of Will
Reich OF Webster township, fell from the
seat. breaking her left arm at tue elbow.
Harris was called aud set the frac-
ured member.
Much dissatisfaction with the game
il expressed by the local sports.
filey say the season opens too late for
shooting, the birds are full
grown, wild aud have commenced
Dnnching, making shooting unsatisiac-
At the meeting OF the Mckinley aud
Roosevelt club Saturday evening a com
of fifteen WAS appointed for the
purpose oil receiving, visitors 70 the city
Roosevelt Day and seq that they
are properly entertained aud FURNISHED
accommodations.
Capt. John Wander Horck came ia
rom lrittun Saturday night aul spent
sunday IN the city. Monday morning
he went 10 Naubay aud in rie evening
departed Tor his home ia Minneapolis.
H. j. the same ioyial old soul as ot yore
md don't look il day Older than when
he WAS post trader at old Fort Sisseton.
George W. Look aud family came over
rom their home near Browns Valley
to visit Mrs. LIS parents, Mr..
Airs. +. Ill. Russell OF Roslyn. They
,Anlp to Webster and We're all yuccI-
Mr. Look reports n smallpox
Apidemjc at Browns Nailey-says there
rs eases wien he left the yicinIty. /