Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-17

Wendt departed Tor Aberdeen saturday
evening for a visit with rela tives.
DR.. French's dogs arrived last week
and are being cared for by that expert
trainer and handler, st. Reuben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam P~iechowski left
for Browns Talley, Mimi, Thursday for
a few days visit with his parents.
The person who borrowed an overcoat
from this Office will confer a favor ON
the owner by returning the same,
G. r. Jacobs came over from Sisseton
i'll company with Harry Spikeman.
They spent Sunday at Tamahe Park.
Mrs. w. T. Havens and Edith
Mathews, left for Waubay Thursday to
remain until Saturday with relatives.
0. L. Johnson, one of the Fair stores
statesmen departed for Cannon Falls,
Minnesota, for a visit with relatives.
George McGlaughin and Theodore
Boesing came down from Bristol
WEDNESDAY to see the base ball game.
Mrs. J. Z. KILLER left Wednesday
afternoon for Webster to spend a few
days with friends.-Langford Bugle.
In the ball game between Aberdeen
and Webster this afternoon our boys
were the victors by a score of IL to T..
Hon. Philo Hall returned from Web
ster Saturday accompanied by his
daughter, Vivian.-Brookings Register.
DIR. Goodmanson will be found in his
Office over then postoffice in Webster,
every Thursday ,Friday and Saturday.
Harry Martyr, Pat Sullivan and I. r.
Lemon arrived from Pierpont Monday
to spend the day in this city ON business.
7. p. Lemon was over from Pierpont
last Thursday to deliver some horses he
had sold. For three head he received
1896.
julius Flagstad, of Webster, was in
town yesterday and secured signers to
a petition for a saloon license .-Conde
News.
w. L. Rexford, a Summit lawyer is
a patient at st. Mary's hospital on
account of injuries received at a ball
game.
Mrs. Molly Maloney came up from
Waubay Wednesday and remained until
the evening train the guest of Mrs. j. p.
Becker.
Miss Blanche Lee after spending some
time with relatives and friends in this
city, departed for her home in Milbank
Friday.
Miss Nina Johnson departed for Nc
Farland, Wisconsin, Thursday evening
for an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Will Elliott has resigned his position
as clerk in the Elevator store. He has
not decided what line he will next
engage in.
Barney Willis, who represents the
Mccormick Harvesting company in this
section, spent Sunday with his mother
at Groton.
G. E. Peterson sold the grass on one
of his meadows recently for $50. 1t is
estimated that the hay will go three ton
to the acre.
David Williams was a sufferer with
all abcess in the left ear the first of the
week but is coming along nicely at the
present time.
Misses Bertha Good and LurettaW ag-
ner departed for Andover Saturday to
spend a few days visiting with Miss
Anna Durick.
For SaleAA good driving horse,
weight abautE 100 pounds, buggy and
harness, enquire of Martin Sorenson,
Webster, S. p.\
Mrs. d. E. Wallace and grandson,
Howard Bentley, departed Tuesday
morning for Big Stone where they will
spend the week.
]. E. Haugen, of Oldham, arrived in
the city Wednesday night for a few days
visit. He was accompanied by Miss
Norlee, of Canton.
Day county should hold an agricul-
tural fair this fall. This would make a
good subject for discussion at the next
farmers institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Terrvillegar came
down from Groton Saturday to attend
the 18th quarterly meeting of the advent
church of Webster.
Miss Emma Warner departed for
Britton Saturday, where she will assist
instructor i'll the Marshall county
teachers institute.
Eugene Huntington, of Webster, dep
uty revenue collector, was in the city
Wednesday while on his way TO Sisse-
o n.-Milbank Review.
Miss Ethel Derrick, who has been Wis
iting in WATERFOWL for a couple of
weeks, the guest of her sister, Bertha,
returned home Saturday.
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