Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-13

chased the Koch residence and the
Flanders and Cromwell places east of
this city.
Judge Mccoy today granted a decree
of divorce to Clara M. Titus from
James Titus, of Waubay. The ground
for the divorce was cruelty, against
which charge Titus made no defense
Aberdeen News.
The Epworth League entertained a
number of young people Tuesday even
ing the home of Miss Bessie Small. The
evening was spent very pleasantly in
games and music, after which refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Emily Bergen has been on the
sick list for several days past, but is now
improving. Her little granddaughter,
baby Harrison, has also been quite sick
with a hard cold and fever, but is get
ting better.-Conde News.
On st. Patrick's Day, March 18th,
dinner and supper will be served by the
ladies of the Catholic church, in the old
Wallace block, Everybody come and
enjoy a good square meal and at the
same time help a good
Mrs. Finlay Ross, Of Webster, who
had been the guest of Mrs. ]. H. Mccoy
for a few days, returned home last
night. Mrs. G. Z. Hyde, of Webster,
who had been visiting Mrs. ]. H. Suttle,
went home last night also.-Aberdeen
News.
The dance given by Moore's orchestra
at the opera house Tuesday evening was
not very we'll attended. The music
was as good as we have ever had in the
city and those who like to dance missed
a treat. All who attended speak well
of the orchestra.
~Miss Inez Davis, who is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Harrington until her
parents find a location, informs us that
they are in Minneapolis and have
decided to locate there. She will
shortly go down to the city and join
them. -Waubay Clipper.
A-H. r. Berry, representing the Consol-
idated Coal Company of North Dakota,
was in the city last Friday. Mr.. Berry
was a member of the North Dakota
regiment in the Philippines and is a
warm personal friend of Captain Denny,
who enjoyed his visit greatly.
Judge Mccoy and Court Stenographer
Granger, of Aberdeen, and Byron
Abbott, of Britton, states attorney of
Marshall county, were guests Sunday
night at the st. Hubert and left On the
early morning train Monday for Sisseton
where circuit court is in session.-Mil-
bank Review.
f. M. Burkhardt, of Madison, this
state, was i'll Webster the first of this
week in the interest of the Minneapolis
Times. The Times has a good list in
Webster and with an occasional visit
from q hustler like Burkhardt the list
is bound to grow.
A-Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Koslowski are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a ten-pound
boy at their home in Granville, last
Sunday evening. We congratulate the
happy parents and trust the ~youngster
may live and thrive to manhood and
old age, a blessing to his parents
Warbay Clipper.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gruby were agree
ably surprised Friday evening when a
number of intimate friend came to their
pleasant domicile with the intention of
making themselves at home. Music
and dancing succeeded by light refresh
ments made the evening pass away very
pleasantly. $50 say they ALL"
offer for sale at reasonable
prices all myN household furni-
ture. Chairs, tables, bed room
suits, rockers, Nheating stoves,
new range, lamps, hall tree, side
board and many articles to
numerous to mentionA Call at
the house. A. III. Kramer.
We notice that communities which
milk many COWS are invariably pros
porous communities. 1t is not that the
profits connected with dairying are
very large, but they are always uniform
and reliable. Added to this is a fact
that dairy farms always grow richer
and richer year by year instead of grow
ing poorer.-Bowdle Pioneer.
August Wolff, of Racine township,
HAS gone into the Bee business, he has
some fifteen or sixteen hives, on Febru-
airy "a, he put out some of the bees and
gave them an airing. Mr.. Wolff says
he is well satisfied with his experience
in the business so far, that the bees are
doing nicely and that bee raising in this
locality can aud will be made both sue
cessful and profitable.
w. p. Huggett received a telegram
Saturday from st. Mary's hospital st.
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