Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. Hanson, OF Granville to wHship.
was brought to st. Mary's hospital, IN
this city, today for treatment.
Louis Hendrickson arrived Saturday
evening from Cyrus, Mimi, to enter the
employ OF Andrew Sandvig on his
ranch.
Miss Ethel Sheldon came down from
Pie rpont Wednesday to order her spring
millinery stock aud visit Webster
fri lends.
Miss Gertrude Granger departed Mon
da y night for Cedar Falls, Iowa, where
she Will enter college for Especial course
of study.
DR.. HiIlebraud bought the Barrass
h end Lost week and put it on the old
ID an knight place, which he recently
purchased.
Mrs. +. ID. Carr. who has been visit
ing Mrs. l.. w. Scripture for two weeks,
departed Thursday for her home in
Michigan.
Miss Hanna Lawyer came up from
Waubay Friday evening to attend the
play and remained over Sunday visit
ing friends.
The Elevator store company has
purchased the Gunderson lot, giving
the m IA frontage of IS feet with IA depth
of 142 feet.
DR.. Hillebrand left for the east
Wednesday and will return with his
family chOrtly and locate in the Sun.
shine State.
Mrs i. Huntington returned Tues
day evening from Albert Lea, Mimi,
W here she had been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Cloudy.
There have been some pretty good
sized fish brought into Webster during
the past week, but, as usual the largest
ones escaped.
c. c. Chapman, of the Pioneer barb r
shop. has as fine n bath room rs there
is IN tine northwest. Drop in and take u
sprlng cleaning.
f red Railie went over to the reserva-
t! on Monday to put mp claim shanty
on a government claim which he has
recrntIy taken up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark l.. Haines arrived
Monday from Big Stone for IA short
visit with Mr. HIS. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. HaiRes.
C C.. Bnum departed Sunday night
for Summit as advance agent for the
Friends company. We MOURN his loss
there are others.
BIZ Kading says If Ed. Small had
only located one of thoselittler red shan
ties in each ward the election would
have como out all right.
\. ". Ha]wkinson, representing the
W II OLE ale paperhouseo OF Wright, Barrett
& Snlwel oil st. Paul, was looking after
h is trade in this city Tuesday.
Eugene Cox, formerly OF the Webster
ball team, is on trial with the st. Paul
league club aud in bis preliminary work
shows every Indication OF making
good"
Mrs. Libbie Weber and little son, who
have been visiting their cousins, Mrs.
Messenger aud Mrs. kreiter, departed
Monday night for st. Paul, where they
will visit relatives.
The duck season seems rather late
this spring and our Nlmrods are won
derjng if the frathercd travellers have
got on to the fact that the shooting
season closes May l.
Mrs. Ma ude Baker and daughter,
Elizabeth, arrived tuesday evening
from Olivia. Mrs. b. VIII keep house
Tor her broth ers, w. 5. ID. aud I'D.
Adams, for the present.
Rev. d. w. Hartsough was in the city
Wednesday and departed same evening
Tor North mere hc ="
contract to break and crop $500 acres
of land near Jamestown.
The prompt cleaning OF door yards
and the hauling away OF manure aud
other refuse that are bound TO accumu-
late during The winter months, removes
an a ~ggriyator OF spring diseases.
A Kansas weekly paper states among
its local items .sMrs. Jones called this
morning and laid II dozen eggs on our
table,. There is no telling what a
Kansas woman wouldn't do when she
is in I he right humor.
Con gresemen Burke and Martin viii
hold u competitive examination at
Huron, May LIST. 1901, toselect a cadet
and alternate for appointment to the
United States Navy academy at Apspo-
lis. Applicants must be physically
sound and well developed, and between
the ages OF Is and 20 years. For full
particulars address Congressman G. ID.
Burke, at Pirrrp. or Congressman Z. w.
Martin, OF DeadwOod.