Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-20

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Mrs. Chas. Rathbun.
fMrs. John Dolan departed this morn
ing for Glencoe, Hutchinson and other
Minnesota points for an extended visit.
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Koplitz were vic
tins OF a surprise party Saturday even
ing. A pleasant time was reported by
all.
Deputy Revenue Collector Hunting
ton, OF Webster, was attending t off,
cal business in this city Monday .-Hur-
onite.
The Plato Milling company have just
received ten cars of various kinds of
wood which will be sold at reduced
prices.
For up-to-date styles in all kinds of
furniture go to Benjamin and Foster.
They have the largest stock-lowest
prices.
Miss Bertha Highland, who has spent
a few days with relatives in this city,
left for her home in Langford Saturday
morning.
THlbert Rich and family, of Wheaton,
Mimi, are visiting Merb Flanders and
family. Mr.. Rich is a brother of Mrs.
Flanders.
Martin Fedge arrived from Monte
video Wednesday morning to occupy
S. C~almenson's place in the store until
he returns.
IL License has been issued for the mar
fiage of John G. Wage, of Indepen-
dence township, and Sri o. Bjerkness,
of Andover.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Johnson were
surprised by a number of their friends
Saturday evening. All report a most
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Morey left fo1
Bristol Thursday to spend a week with
relatives. Mr.. Morey is thinking of
locating at that place.
Mrs, E. A. Knapp opened her home
north of Webster to the young people,
Tuesday evening, and let them enjoy
an evening in dancing.
FIR. d. III. Burning, of Bridgewater
spent Sunday in this city as the guest OF
Father Mensing. Father Drumming is
the pioneer priest of Dakota.
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 Nina Aasved, prin4fpal OF
schools at Bristol and ex-superintendent
of Day county, spent Sunday with Mrs
G. H. Sheldon.-Groton Independent.
Mrs. Matilda Swanson departed this
morning for Summit, where she viii
visit for a day or two, before going tc
Statbeck, Mimi, for a months visit.
All kinds of dry goods at the
lowest prices. 20 cents cash for
eggs. % cents in trade.
A. T. Clark.
Miss Clovice Q~uackenbush, who has
spent a week visiting in the city, left fol-
Aberdeen Saturday evening to resume
her duties as central in telephone office,
Money to loan on Day county
farms at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment al
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
On Washington's birthday, Saturday,
February 90, the post Office will open
only, between the hours of 7:30 to 900
o'clock, a. M, IL m. and 700 to 500
o'clock, p. m.
A fine line of rugs are now displayed
by Benjamin & Foster; there are Will
ton v~elvets, Brussels, Moquettes, and
a large variety Of the rich Smyrnas,
Prices are right.
This elegant spring weather makes
one think of summer fuel, the Plato
Milling Co. has anticipated your wants
with an immense stock of wood of all
kinds. Phone No. liz.
Miss Genevieve Molyneaux was SAT
~ficiently recovered from her illness to
take up her school work Monday, SO
that both departments are in session as
usual this week.-Bristol Tribune.
Money to loan-$25O,000 to
loan on approved real estate
lands in Day county at eight per
cent or the before plan. Web
ster Land and Loan Company.
Mrs. ]. l.. Harris writes from Michi-
gan, where the lady is visiting, that she
is showed in. Moral: South Dakota
people should not leave home dnring the
winter months, if they wish to enjoy
ideal weather.
Judge Mccoy returned last night
from Webster, having concluded the
term OF circuit court for Day county