Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-22

Owner can have same by payiDecharges
and proving property. Joe Block.
Hugh Baillie came over from Webster
yesterday to spend a month with his
parents. He was accompanied by his
aunt, Miss E. G. Monty, and a cousin,
Miss Ruth Rice, from Goodland, Ind
Pierpont Signal.
August Wolff, of Racine township, is
doing a land Office business in bees. Last
week he received some 20 hives of the
choicest varieties. August says bees
can be successfully and profitably raised
in Day county.
DR.. @. E. Riggs, the professor of
nervous and mental diseases of the Uni
sity, of Minnesota, arrived Saturday
morning for a consultation with DIR.
Harris concerning Mr.. s. @. Wallace
who is very low.
Prof. r. B. George, who is teaching
the voice culture class, will give a ser
vice of sons and a short talk on the
Holy Land in the M. Z. church, Sun
day, May 25th, at s p. m. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mrs. Lydia Tummal, of Fillmore
county, Minnesota, who has spent some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Barney
Long, of south Webster, left for West
field, North Dakota, Tuesday evening
for a visit with relatives.
The Webster World has been pur-
chased by Warren l.. Mack, who was
foreman in the Office at the time of the
death of the late Editor Theo. Twett,
and who has since continued its publ
cation with credit. M Review.
Lost-On the road south of Webster
between two and three miles out, on
Saturday, May II, package Of clothing.
Finder leave same at this offissT and
receive reward. VIM. Morgan.
Lily, SD.
White Rocks, Brown Leghorns and
Rhode Island Reds. Eggs for sale from
the above strains at $1.OO per- setting.
Inquire of or address, ThSsI Spensley.
Commercial Livery,
Webster, South Dakota.
The Webster World was sold last
week to w. L. Mack, who has had
charge of the paper for the past SIX
months. Bro. Mack is the right man
in the right place and we wish him al
manner of good luck.-Pierpont Signal
A. @. Davis says a farm home should
be made just as beautiful and attractive
as those of a city, and acting upon thu
plan took out J. E. Paul, of the firm OF
Groth & Paul, of this city to do some
fancy painting and granting on his farm
residence.
The Puritan is not made in the swea
shops, or tenament houses Sf New Yorl
City, nor by convict Oh Chinesc labor
but by first class well paid Abor of on,
own city, and of the choicest domesti,
tobacco. A trial will convince you o
its merit.
Rev. E. Flynn Lyman and wife wen
to WebsteSo on Monday to attend tn
annual meeting of the State Association
of Congregations churches. On Wednes
day their little boy was taken i'll AM
they were obliged to return home befor
the session closed.-Milbank Review.
A local chorus of sixty voices, unde.
the direction Of Mr.. r. B. George, o
Chicago, will give a pleasing up-to-dat
concert in the NJ. f. church Monday
May Goth, at 8:15 p. m. A good inter
esting program of ~high-grade music i
promised. Admission rs cents; childrel
Is cents.
The state Bank of Waubay is an estab
lished institu zion and the projectors az
getting in shape to open up for bushes
in a few days. A vault is being put Ii
and as soon as the safes and steel worl
arrives for the strong box they will b
ready to care for valuable papers ETC.
Waubay Clipper.
Misses Janna Wickre and Kate L
Lancaster entertained a number OF thei
young friends at the pleasant home Q
the former Friday evening. The even
ing was spent playing progressiv
games and e~ntervened by music. Mise
williams, Hallock and Hubbard playe
several instrumental DUETS, and Mise
Serum and Lancaster favored the youn
people with vocal solos. After the ev'
| ning's entertainment refreshments wei
served and the guests departed pronoun'
ing it the best evening Of the $
Died--Lillian 7. Youngs, born Jul
2S, 1896, and Lucy e. Youngs, born Ma
IS, 1900. They were taken wit
measles two weeks ago. pneumonia =
\ in, Monday evening at $3.50 Lilii
passed away, and Tuesday evening
6:l5 the baby followed. Funeral Sc
vices were held Wednesday at oclo
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