Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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q. e. Anderson, formerly manager Of
Manson 81 Lee Lumber CO., of this city,
now o festive knight Of the grip with
his headquarters al Fargo, N. D. was in
the city Tuesday and. "Wednesday.
G. F. Happen, Of Sioux Falls, was a
visitor in this city Wednesday, and in
company with David Williams went
out and looked over the stock on the
Williams. Curtis & Sandvig ranch.
If yon want a loan upon land
In Day county apply at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
They will satisfy You al to the
rate and privilege of payment.
In order to make an exchange in my
short horn herd of cattle, I will sell s of
my grade heifers in calf to my Royal
Champion bull at terms to suit pur-
chaser. K. A. Bradley.
Cards are ont announcing the mar
rage of Dougal Il. Cameron to Miss
Wayne May Bates, at the horne of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Judson
Bates, at Pierpont Wednesday, Nov. 5.
Joseph Becker lef Monday for North
Dakota. We are informed he wepsGo
look up a location to file on s60 acres of
Uncle Sans public domain Apd get a
home of his own.
A large number of our citizens gre
fortifying against water famine aYEfng
the winter, when cisterns usually 20 dry
by putting in the city water before
the ground freezes.
Messrs. Taylor, Terpena and Tegt-
meier returned from their weeks hunt
last Friday evening. They report good
chicken shooting, but that the weather
was too warm for ducks.
DIR. M. M. Judge, formerly OF the
Madell ranch, is now permanently
located in Webster. The doctor has not
established quarters in any Of the livery
barns as yet and may build barn of his
own.
a.. w. Campbell, formerly judge of
this circuit, was in the city last Satnr-
day on business before the probate court.
His business, through the judge took
occasion to visit & few of his hosts of
Webster friends.
Rev. e. @. FL. Peithmann went to
Bristol Wednesday 10 celebrate the
golden wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Hurve. From there he proceeded to
Cranion aud Turtle Greek in Sphinx
county on ecclesiastical business.
@. >. Day, the veteran marble man
formerly of Waterfowl now Of Brook
ings, was in the city this week looking
for business. He has so far recovered
from his accident--a broken leg, and
now gets around quite well by the aid
of a cane.
Webster seems to have grown popular
with medicine shows ON the road. Ham
Inns Wizard Old Company iniyhed a
weeks engagement here last Saturday
night and the Quaker Remedy Company
began a three weeks engagement Tues
day evening.
The Coe Consmission Company were
going to put in d long distance telephone
wire so IS to have direct cNpneetion
with Aberdeen but it was fonndNt6 con
fiict with the franchise granted the local
telephone SO the Coe will put in a tele-
graph connection with Aberdeen,
Giles Rathbun returned from a visit
to relatives at Webster and Watertown,
driving home from Doland on accou mt
OF the scarcity of trains. His brother,
Charles, accompanied him on the drive
from Webster 90 Watartown. -Groton
Independent.
The Webster contingent at a recent
term Of the United States district court
at Sioux Falls informs as r. w. Parli-
mon is gaining quite a reputation as a
criminal lawyer in that city, he defends
AZ Indian charged with murder at the
next term Of court.
The Reporter and Farmer needs
money and to make ii an object to our
subscribers to settle up their accounts
we will give all who pay mp arrearages
Immediately and one year in advance
three months subscription free. To all
new subscribers we will date their sub
scription from January /, 1908.
Frank Anderson, Of Webster, accom-
panied b. Miss Jennie Ross, drove over
from Webster Mqsaay, the former to
attend the Maccabee imitation and the
latter to visit her yonng friends. They
returned homo Tuesday.-Pierpont
Signal.
At the r5seting Of the Northern Asso-
citation Of Congregational churches held
my aberdeen Wednesday Rev. Il. b.
eareIsthren, formerly Of this city but
new Of Ipswich, read a paper on "The
Minister as a Business Man. which is
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