Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-14

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Gust hinge u Llly aas married lasl
week.
Miss Aasved, oar efficient principal u
school. spent Saturday ia Webster
5. :. Yeager, ex treasurer Of Day
/ county, was among us Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Mary Yeager returned Wednes-
dav from a visit among relatives At the
county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J.. PurdGm were made
happy by the arrival Of a little girl last
Friday.
7. NJ. Thompson in driving home from
Webster Tuesday evening had a tipoyer
neal Holmquist.
II. y. Sharp was in Webster Saturday,
! ~trausacting business before JudSe Lund
in probate court.
Ed Duell and Leonard Waiter were in
Andover Wednesday, assisting in the
shipment OF some cattle.
Lars Fadness last week arrived from
Walworth county TO spend a week or 50
with his friend A. l.. Thompson.
According to the State Register the
| Lily Cooperative Creamery Co. has or
g~anized and has been granted a charter
from the state: capital $4,000.
ID. c. Kidder was around Tuesday
with a petition requesting the railroad
company to put in IA side track at Holm
quist. He obtained a large number Of
! signers.
Emil, Charlie and Otto Duerre have
sold their farms in Troy to good advant-
age to parties from Iowa and are making
preparations To move TO North Dakota,
WI ere they have taken up homesteacs
/ The best wishes OF their friends go with
them.
MIR. and Mr.. II. w. Handke Saturday
received the sad news that wv. Mathew
son, of Bradley, had died in Texas
whittier he had gone to regain health
aud strength. Mr.. Mathewson was one
of the foremost business men Of Bradley
and his sudden demise in the prime OF
his years is deeply deplored. The fun
eral took place at Bradley yesterday.
Alphonse Waiter, an active farmer
/ out south west in the hills, three wears
ego went into the cattle business with a
capital of $500. Since then he has sold
of that stock cattle 10 the amount OF
$500. Now he has 100 head, costing him
in cash $3.50. In the spring he antici-
pates having 30 mich COWS. That's the
way cattle raisers in this part of the
country do business.
The farmers of Lynn are on the point
of establishing a creamery on Martin
WilllamsOn's farm at Lynn Lake. They
held a meeting Wednesday at which
the fact was made known that - shares
at $50 per share had been taken and the
milk from 800 COWS assured. They will
hold another meeting at Mr.. Williamson's
tomorrow and it is supposed they then
will take final action.
Misses JosephineMcAllen aud Maggie
Coyne, "Wednesday evening,gave a party
at the pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mr.. Nc
Allen at which a majority of the yonng
people of the town were in attendance.
The evening was pleasantly and profit
ably spent, and TO say all enjoyed them
selves is putting it mildly. Az a late
hour refreshments were served which
certainly did satisfy the taste aud appe-
tite of all concerned.
Z. u. Knott on Tuesday experienced
something which might have resulted in
a serious accident. Tie drove with two
travelling men TO Bradley, and on start.
Ing homeward from that place the buggy
pole broke, the buggy tipped over. aud
the occupants were thrown out. Fortn-
hateiy, the horses soon stopped, but the
buggy Was seriously damaged. The
travelling men only received a few bruis-
IS as a remembrance OF the occurrence.
out worse Jared G. b. He was Obliged
TO seek Dr. Edsall who kindly patched
and dressed his somewhat disfgured
'ace. The gentlemen arrived home IN
safety aud congratulated themselves tina,
nothing more serious occurred.