Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-22

Died.-Mrs. Kant. Saturday morning,
of old age. The lady had been living
with her daughter, Mrs. Herman Prieb,
for some time. Funeral services were
held Monday in the German Friedens
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hardness and
family. who have spent some time with
Rev. and Mrs. Hardness, departed for
Arlington, South Dakota, where he will
supply the Methodist pulpit until con-
ference.
The departure of Mr.. Bathen leaves
us without a game warden, but Emil
Meyer, of this city, has been appointed
chief deputy, and violators of the game
law will find the jolly dutchman on
their trail and he will get them if they
are not careful.
There will be an assortment of fish i'll
Webster Friday, August %. They will
all be here, catfish, croppies, perch pike,
white fish, bass and in fact all kinds of
fish. There? Why, you know it will
be where they have all the best the
market affords all the time. Billy
Mahaney's lunch counter.
Robert White, who lives near Buffalo
lake, bought a fine surry of the Pioneer
up-to-date machine man, L. G. Ochsen-
%reiter, of this city, by telephone, Mon
day. Louie says they must have his
goods; when they can't come after
them, they send by wire, letter or
carrier.
Mrs. E. w, Small and daughter,
Florence, Mrs. G.. H. Baker and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, and Misses Kramer,
Averill, Davidson and Irene and Bessie
Small, went out to the park Thursday
for a few days enjoyment at the popu-
lar resort. They are guests at dew
drop-inn."
A. Z. Thompson returned Wednesday
evening from his trip west. He is very
much pleased with the country, espec-
tally i'll Washington, and will in all
probability locate there. Al met A. j.
Wolfe. II. H. Slovenian and several
other old Websterites; they all like the
county and are doing well. Mr.. Thomp-
! sons health was much improved by the
trip.
A very pleasant lawn social and mus
icale was held last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hash. The
residence and lawn We're both made
very attractive and beautiful with lights
and decorations; a large number Of peo-
pie, young and old, grasped the oppor-
tunity to listen to some very fine musi-
| cal selections and partake of excellent
light refreshments.
w. d. Boyce, of the w. d. Boyce Co.,
Chicago, publishers of the Saturday
Blade and Chicago Ledger, with ID. Z.
Hodge and wife, Catherence Cunan and
Dugal Hill arrived Tuesday and drove
to old TT. Sisseton. Mr.. Boyce will
superintend the preparations for a large
party of Chicago friends whom he
expects TO arrive when the game season
opens, and will entertain them i'll the
quarters he went up to get in shape.
We suppose about the most tickled
man i'll the city Tuesday was c. O..
Johnson. Why, he just couldn't talk
10 anyone and was walking on light
air. We'll mon you see" it's a pair of
twin girls; mother and babies getting
along fine, and strong hopes are enter
tanned for Charley's ultimate recovery.
The Reporter and Farmer tenders its
congratulations.
The harvest is nearly done, the bonn
ties of nature have made all happy
besides supplying this section with an
abundance of money. Farmers, you
will gladden. the housewife by the pur-
chase of an organ, a piano or sewing
machine and show that her summers
work has been thoroughly appreciated
and A. Ainsworth right here III Webster,
can make you prices aud terms upon
such purchases that will save you
money. He handles any and all makes
and is sure to please you. If goods are
not as he represents them, he is right at
Your door / o make them satisfactory.
Call and see him when you desire any
thing in the musical instrument line.
Hear Dem Bells.
Ross the Jeweler has an elegant new
line of cut glass and solid silver ware