Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-05
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VIM. Mas, Deering Agent


Twine! Irvine! Irvine!
8 to II cents,
VIM. Mas, Deering Agent
Hon. Nels j. Lindgren and family
passed through town Saturday on
their way to attend the dedication Sun
day OF the Swedish church in Kidde r
township.
Jack Murphy, of last seasons Webster
ball team, stopped off today on his way
to ST. Paul to visit his friends. He had
been up to Aberdeen playing with the
Palace team.
j. IL. Mccoy returned home to Aber-
deem Monday evening from his outing
at PickereliLake. Mrs. Mccoy followed
Tuesday, Lelah will remain visiting her
young friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Fl. Belts, Mrs. Nettle-
ton, Miss Evangie Belts, deputy p. NJ,
and A. 5. Nettleton formed a party who
enjoyed ii couple OF days at Tamahe
Park this week.
Geo. r. Kelsey resigned his positlo n
as clerk at the Commercial and wit b
his wife departed Saturday for Mllbank
where he has accepted a clerkship at
at the st. Hubert.
DIR. Evans OF Groton lost his valuable
trotter, Brown Saxon, the animal
falling dead while being worked on the
track. He had a record oil 2.24 and
was valued at $500.
AL Taylor and family went over TO
Webster Sunday to visit with Judge
Cowan and family. Miss Maggie Cowan
who has been visiting here returned
with them.-Conde News.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Wearne, Geo. w.
! Moulton, MIR. aud Mrs. e. Beachy and
MIR. and Mrs.J. H.Lund. and Lulu Hanon
went down so Simpson Park, Big Stone
Lake yesterday to spend the day.
The Lily Local is the delicately sug
gestive name OF a new paper just estab-
lished in a South Dakota town, but the
man who goes in to lick the editor will
doubtless find he il a daisy OF the most
blooming sort.-Minneapolis Tribune.
The Industrial part OF the parade in
Waubay yesterday, was particularly
creditable. Every business interest in
the town was represented, and the dis.
plays were e extensive, unique and Hastily
arranged.
1t has been suggested that a ball
game be played next Fairday between
the kid team and the old Glass Arm
Giants. We know several parties who
will place odds on the kids ii the game
is arranged,
Frank Sears and Frank Anderson
went w to Britton and took in the
Fourth Of Jnly races. Vain, Chas. +.
Whitney's black, took first money in
the green race. Lady A. was withdrawn
in the only race she was entered on
account OF a crippled knee.
If you intend purchasing a buggy this
season you can't do better than to call
on Wagner& Schmitt-look 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, on the market.
There was a large attendance OF sor-
rowing friends at the services held Sun
day at the German Methodist Church
in Morton township in memory oil Mrs.
Conrad kohlhase. Rev. VIM. Helm de-
bCiOu q bohShtHS "a bonhoO ~H 49,
text, Isaiah, 35th Chap, 10th verse.
Iguatius Comiskey, Dummy who
played short stop on the Webster ball
team last season, was found dead in bed
In Chicago Wednesday. Deceased was
a deaf mute and brother to Chas.
Comiskey, the Chicago base ball mag
nate.
Mrs. Il. w. Small, daughter Florence
aud Mrs. l.. G. OchseIreiter went down
to Big Stone Tuesday morning to
attend the Chataqua Assembly at
Simpson Park for a Jew days. The
ladies were joined by their husbands
yesterday.
Miss Bessie Lancaster, oil Webster,
sister OF Miss Lillian, returned home
Tuesday, after having visited over Sum
day in the city and at the lake. Miss
Bessie, as might be expected, was o r
daily liked by those who met her.
Watertown Public Opinion.
Hon. E. C. Toy OF Andover brought
down his little son Victor last evening
for surgical tret. The lad sustain
en- serious iniuaAs his eyes from
powder blown in while he was playing
with a toy II DR.. Harris pro-
nounces the left eye in a critical COLI
dition.
A brother Of Magnus Bergland living
in the northeast part of Day County
is visiting his relatives south OF town
He says tile crops in the vicinity where
he lives are looking pretty fair but that
in the vicinity OF Webster and Waubay
they seem to be gone past redemption.
Summit Signal.
Last Thursday evening the teachers
stopping at A. E. Thompson's enter
tanned Professors Burcalow and KEEP
hart at supper. Later ~ number OF
teachers attending institute dropped in
and the result was a very pleasant
evening of music, singing and social
converse.
+. w. Pitsor and family returned
from their outing at Enemy swim lake
Saturday and report a most enjoyable