Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-04-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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four weeks in this city, in the interest
Of the Modern Brotherhood of America,
departed for Fargo, N. d., Tuesday.
One of the most populer things with
farmers when they visit Webster is
Mahaney's dinner, they get just what
they are looking for in the % cent din
ner.
Miss Violet Wilharder, who has been
teaching in thu Becht district, YVES
called to her home in Wisconsin Sunday
evening on account of the illness of her
father.
The new boat which Mrs. Vera Jones
las recently purchased, was launched
last Sunday. The launching was a
success, and a great many people
enjoyed a ride.
Miss Redena Amundson, of Lynn
Lake, who was brought to st. Johns
hospital for treatment, the first of the
week, under the care of DIR. Kjerland
is much improved.
Judge Mccoy went to Webster this
morning and there will be joined by
friends and go to Buffalo lake for a
duck shooting expedition of a day or
two.-Aberdeen News.
Attorney Frank Sears, stopped of and
remained here between trains yesterday
afternoon ON business. He was enroute
from Dubuque, Ia, where he had been
for several days.-Wsubay Clipper.
VIM. A. Grant, representing "Jelio,''
q gelatin production favored with
different fruit juices, made Webster
Monday and presented MS with a few
packages of "Jello." 1t is very fine.
Next Tuesday we will take in at the
stock yards in Webster, stock for sum-
mer pasture, steers $i.50, COWS $3.50
(bred TO good full blood bully for the
season. Efnor & Foltz.
1t is reported that Harry T. Braig,
who was engaged in business in Aber-
deem a dozen years ago., has studied
osteopathy and is doing a large practice
IN West Superior, Wis.-Aberdeen
News.
Politically, The Argus is in sympathy
with Governor Mcbride and President
Roosevelt, and it viii uphold them Just
50 long as they continue to cultivate the
good viii Of the people at large.-Walla
Waila Argus.
Marcus G. Berg, pablo examiner OF
Wisconsin, spent Saturday in this city
looking after some business. He was
much pleased with tks appearance OF
things here in general, and prophesies q
great future for Day county.
Leave orders for wall paper, painting
ka~lsomining. decorating and paper
hanging at Blocks restaurant. AL
work done satisfactorily. Give us Q
call before placing your orders else,
where.
Block s. Siegele.
E. w. Taylor our states attornty, went
to Pierre hast week and appeared before
tbs board of pardons in an application
for the release of Otto Bauske, who is
serving a ten year sentence for perjury
We notice that the board has recon-.
mended that the pardon be granted.
VIM. Mahaney spent most of las
week pntting in q crop ON his farm cas-
of Enemy Swim lake. We suppose
Billy will have a fine crop of mustard
plasters and fax seed policies already
prepared when it comes threshing time
for there is not a doubt but he is a scien
tifc farmer from away back. w,
understand an effort will be made Il
get Billy to speak Mt the farmers insti
tute ON what / don't know about farm
ing
The season for local thunder shower,
is at hand. Protect your property b,
lightning rods. The results OF ons
torn viii cost many times the amour
it will o to rod all your buildings, t.
say nothing of the satisfaction one feel
in being secure Russell g. Russell hav,
had years of experience putting up rod
and put them mp right and reasonable
Better be safe than sorry Order a
once. +. H. 81 Van Cleve Russell.
An Aberdeen dispatch to the st. Pau
Dispatch says; G. p. Gregory, of Aber
deem, president; Rev. w. j. Oldfield, o
Estelline, secretary of the e~xecutiv,
committee Of the South Dakota Sunda,
School association, held a meeting witt
Others interested here April 10, {,
arrange the program for the annua
convention, which will be held at Siou,
' Falls on May 81, % and 90. A numbel
of addresses ON important and interest
ing topics are to be given. Alfred Day
of Detroit, Mich, being one of tn,
speakers from abroad. Among people
from the state who will give addresses