Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-10

Gilbert and Miss TilGa Larson VINO
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. NJ.
A. Hanse, for the past two weeks, de-
parted Monday night for their home in
Morris, MINI.
The members Of the Ladies Aid of the
Congregational church individually
presented Mrs. Hubbard with a token
OF remembrance at the meeting Friday
which was held at the parsonage.
The family OF F. W.. Pitsor. OF the
Monitor, arrived from Webster. s. D.,
last Friday aud their household goods
the next day aud they are occupying the
Fred Burrows house.-Lidg-rwood IN.
d. Monitor.
The County Commissioners completed
their settlement with the outgoing
Treasurer, wound up all business OF a
routine nature, aud will adjourned 20
day.. The proceedings will appear in
our next issue.
Mrs. l.. C. Tiffany of Webster. who
has been VISITING ut the home OF Geo.
Clark OF Corona. during the holidays,
returned home Wednesday morning,
visiting with friends here Tuesday
Milbank Herald Advance.
Pure spring water delivered by the
tank or barrel To any part OF the city
fron the old Scripture spring. Leave
| orders on SLATE ut l.. Gross office or ut
Postotfice.
". +. 81, fen.
Roger Wearnr. who has hrs.u engaged
in T.. w. TaNlor's uffirr - sren, ,grHpir.r
aud Typewriter fnr me past lev months
departed Wedupsd ~ M ,rning iur PI 'rte
where he VII til II similar tnsi ION dur
ing the Iegisiatrv" $50 >ioa.
Conrad kohlha>e and daughter.
Martha. drove tu Iirurv Yesterday .nnd
took the Northwestern for Sieeps Eye.
Mimi, w here they viii visit with friends
for Il few days b'forr going ia Wells on.
an extended visit To DR.. and Mrs. Holm.
Lee w. Lewis of Andover, spent Sat
friday in town. Lee reports a building
boom in prospect in Andover, a num-
Der OF new buildIugs having been con-
tracted for, and says the citizens are
Offering u bonus OF $1,000 for a new
hotel.
Strayed, from the stock yards in
Webster on Sunday, Dec. 10, one sorrel
gelding. about six years old, star in
forehead, weight about 1000 pounds, a
range horse. Will pay "a liberal reward
for his return or for information.
j. II. Taylor.
Lars A. SelIeberg Of Lounsbury, de-
parted Tuesday night for a visit to his
old home, Murslev Rueskov. Denmark.
He expects to be gone about hree
months. The Reporter will follow him
and keep him posted on the doings in
Day county during his absence.
Eugene Guimont presented his resig-
nation as County Commissioners OF 4rh
district to the Board Yesterday. The
Appointing Board, consisting OF the
County commissioners, Judge aud
Auditor, filled the vacancy by appoint
ing Arthur Bryant OF Andover
A fond parent with her darling on
her knee was astonished ut the answer
to some OF her questions. 'My child.
where do good girls go when they die?o
ITO heaven, of course" "My child,
where do bad girls go?" $40 the depot
to see the travelling men IONS in"'
George W. Moulton secured the posi-
ticu of 1st assistant clerk OF the House
OF Representatives at Pierre. George is
eminently qualified for the post aud we
predict FOR him, a brilliant record and
hope to see him land something better
On the completion OF his term as Clerk.
The friends o! the family of John
Skeelar to the number OF about fifty
dropped in on them Friday evening for
a surprise party at their pleasant home
in Rusk township. The surprise was
complete aud the occasion much enjoy
ed. Johns monograph took a promi-
nent part in the program for entertain
ment.
C. i. Winkenwerder resigned his posi-
ton with the Pioneer hardware store
OF this city and accepted the position oil
manager OF a hardware business in
OrtonviIle. He departed for that place
Sunday night. Wink is q Mol boy and
made many friends during his residence
here. His departure VIII be u serious
handicap TO the Mandolin club OF which
he was leader. The Reporter joins his