Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-13

NnAiu uepdrUeu IOr COgSwell, N.
D., Saturday evening to spend a week
with relatives.
+. I. Dove, an old Webster land
mark, who has been absent from this
vicinity several years, returned this
week.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilcox rejoice the
arrival of a fine 10 pound boy Thursday
morning. Everyone getting along
nicely.
For up-to- date styles in all kinds Of
furniture go to Benjamin and Foster.
They have the largest stock-lowest
prices.
Several Of u stores have been deliv-
ering goods in sleds for the past two
weeks. Something new for South
Dakota.
Miss Tillie Johnson left for her home
in Bristol Wednesday evening, where
she will spend a couple of weeks with
her folks.
The entertainment given by the
Myrtle Vinton company Saturday even.
ing drew a small house, but was all it
deserved.
Mrs. d. A. Lasell and children, came
mp from Waubay Monday evening for a
visit with her parents, MI. and Mrs. w.
7. Ravens.
Ed. Hines and w. K. Van Brunt, two
of L~angford's popular business men,
were transacting court business in Web
ster Friday.
Sam Calmenson departed for st. Paul
Saturday morning to attend the we'd
ding Of his brother, Phil, which occurred
at that place.
James Hallock finished his term of
school near Frank post Office last Fri
day, and returned to his home in this
city Monday.
X Ray Philbrook, of North Webster,
who has spent some time with relatives
in Alexandria, Minnesota, returned Fri
day morning.
1.-THE contractors have got down about
1900 feet into the bowels of the earth
with the artesian we'll for the Webster
Mill company. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Peterson, who
have spent ONE time visiting relatives
in several places in Minnesota, returned
Monday evening.
Rev. W. B. Hubbard returned from
Huron Friday morning and reports a
very interesting meeting Of the Congre.
gational missions.
George Wright, after spending a few
days with his brother, Charley, in this
city, left for his home in Twin Brooks
Saturday morning.
Harry Levoy came up from Monte
video Saturday and remained over Sun.
day and Monday visiting relatives and
friends and selling cigars.
Misses Alice Clark and Mary Blaines,
of Aberdeen, came down Thursday and
remained until Sunday the guests OF
Miss Mayme Mccormick.
Mrs. Oscar Nelson, who has been on
an extended visit with Mrs. Mike Biers-
bach, Of this city, returned to heI home
near Andover Friday evening.
Judge A. w. Campbell went to Web
ster today to attend the circuit court
which is being held there at present by
Judge McCoy.-Aberdeen News.
II. Fl. Sand has resigned his position
at the Hotel Webster al night clerk.
James Mcdaniel arriving from st. Paul
Tuesday morning to take his place.
We have for rent 800 acres of good
farm land two and one-half miles east
of Webster. for terms etc. Call on
Webster Land and Loan Company.
Miss Henritta Nelson, accompanied by
Frank Harden, of Pierpont, left for
Pierpont Friday to attend the wedding
of Webster Harding and Louisa Floe.
A. H. Kramer explained to his wife
that it was just a case of absent mind
ness that he picked up the coal hod and
started to milk one evening last week.
A number of Alvin Compton's young
friends gathered at his pleasant home on
second avenue Saturday evening and
enjoyed themselves to their utmost
capacity.
Miss Molyneaux was taken sick Tues
day night and has since been confined to
the house. AS q result the primary
pupils have been enjoying an unexpected
yacation.-Bristol Tribune.
Mrs. Carl Laird and sister, Miss
Maude Russell, after spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Laird,
in this city, departed for their home in
Andover Monday evening.
Died-Saturday, February 8, 1902, OF
consumption at the home Of her parents,