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

leI1 LOT minneapolis last week, express.
ing to his friends a determination re
re-enter Uncle Sans service as q
soldier.
These fall rains are a blessing to the
country. If all our farmers had only
taken advantage of the weeks of fine
weather to have stacked their down
grain no one would have been hurt and
all benefited.
Mrs. Chas. Brum, on her return from
the Buffalo exposition, stopped off al
Webster Saturday morning and spent
two days with her sister, Mrs. Will
Elliott, leaving Monday morning fol
her home in Melette.
This morning when w. l.. Mack
arrived at the World office he found
Theodore Twett, the editor, very ill in
his room in the office. DR.. S. Lull was
summoned but in spite of his efforts Mr..
Twett expired in a few minutes.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Peters, who
have spent the past ten days with the
lady's brother, J. V. Neidenfeuhr, and
family, departed for Glencoe, Mimi.
where they will visit relatives before
going to their home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.Sprestersbach have
gone to their new home in Rawlins,
Wyoming, Their many Webster friends
will sincerely regret their departure
from our city but will accompany them
with the best wishes for prosperity,
health and happiness.
\ Miss Blanche Goodwin, who has
spent the latter part of the summer
with her uncle, J. T. Goodwin, and
family departed Thursday evening for
her home in Illinois. Miss Goodwin
has made many friends in this city who
regret her departure.
Hon. J. H. Mccoy, of Aberdeen, was
in this city last week, and in CONVEX
sation with a reporter said that he had
been over the circuit a great deal and
was very we'll satisfied with his pros
poets as the successful candidate for the
judgeship in this circuit.
and Mrs. Carl Malmberg returned
Wednesday morning from their we'd
ding trip to the Twin Cities and will
soon be settled in their new house. The
young couple have been very busy since
their return receiving the congratula-
tons of hosts of friends.
Mrs. Tracy and daughter, Mayme,
who is seriously i'll with dropsy and
Bright's disease, departed Wednesday
for Aberdeen whence they will go to the
southern part of the state, and if a GER
tain doctor there fails to benefit Miss
Tracy they will go to the sanitarium in
Battle Greek, Michigan.
J. H. Pidcock, our efficient street
commissioner, was filling the gasoline
lamps Tuesday evening and spilled
of the gasoline on the floor. The
oil ignited when he lighted the lamps
and "Pid'' was severely burned about
the arms and hands. He is in the hos
pital for repairs.
We have heard several of our mer-
chants and others complain Of the using
of the telephones for practical jokes. If
you went into a mans place Of business
and saw he was busy you would not
break in upon his time to joke him. You
cannot tell how many people you are
discommoding when you use the phones
for jokes.
Miss Nellie Chapman entertained her
little friends yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Chapman, in the north side. The party
was to celebrate Nellie's tenth birthday |
university. Numerous games We're
INDUCED in and delicate refreshments
and the little folks report a
jolly good time.
A cough that seems to be contagious
Is going around among the horses of
his section and several parties have
been compelled to lay up their teams.
r. Taylor has discovered a remedy
hat brings almost immediate relief and
avs he will give the prescription to any
me for the asking.
If a great many of n farmers had
,ut in the same amount of time stack
NO their grain that they will have to
,hoyelling over wet wheat the result
would have been much more profitable
md consequently more satisfactory.
The question is, will they profit by the
the lesson m high but it
some must have it.
Tuesday evening, at the Methodist
,arsonage in this city, Rev, j. s. Hark-
less solemnized the marriage OF Christ
nm Swenson and Julia Z. Nelson, both
4 Langford. The young couple have
tarted off in the right manner by COM
housekeeping in the Hans6