Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


Judge Mccoy was in the city Tuesday
and held court in chambers d~isposing
of a number of motions and court cases.
The judge is considerably worried the
attorneys have kept him o busy he has
not had time enough to 60 fishing this
season.
Rev. Nels Gjere, of Renville county,
Minnesota, Rev. A. Anderson, of Monte
video, Rev. Clausen, of Granite Falls,
and Rev. strand, of Appleton, arrived
in the city Monday. Tuesday they went
out to Highland township to dedicate
the Norwegian Lutheran Synod church.
Mrs. q W. Siglinger met with a pain
full accident Wednesday. She started a
fire with kerosene, the oil caused an
explosion singeing the lady's hair and
burning her badly about the hands and
face. No serious results are anticipated
from the accident we are glad to say.
Monday DR.. Harris was called to
Enemy Swim, a son of Virgil Brannan
having been thrown from a horse and in
the fall suffered a serious conclusion of
the brain. The boy was insensible for
fonr or five hours but the doctor applied
r~estoratives and it now seems that no
serious results will come from the fall.
Madam Collins, 7. Harry Simmons,
Bosco, the Acrobats, Steam Carousal
aud Ferris Wheel, departed for Britton
Monday morning where they will per-
form July 18th and 10. Capt. Collins
went east to get the rest Of his outfit for
the attractions at WATERFOWL Street
Fair July 16 to %.
Miss Janna Wickre entertained a
number Of Webster's young people last
Tuesday evening at her pleasant home
i'm the First ward, in honor of Misses
Beth and Mary Hubbard. The evening
was spent on the lawn where delightful
refreshments were served. All report a
very enjoyable time.
+. w. Taylor met with quite a pain
full accident on the 9Th he was discharg-
ing some fireworks for the amusement
of the children, a roman candle exploded
in his right hand burning it severely
Ed is congratulating himself hat the
damage is no worse, but says in the
failure he will fire off his candles from a
hole in a board.
Judge Mccoy and family came home
Saturday night from a week spent at
Bib Stone Lake. On the 3rd the judge
laid the corner stone for the the new
conrt house at Sisseton, making the
address Of the occasion. He viii open
a term OF court at Webster tomorrow
morning for court cases nly.-Aberdeen
News, July eth.
Frank O'Regan accompanied by Mas
ter Frank Sears arrived from ST. Paul
Fricay morning and joined Mrs.
ORGAN and Miss Madeline Sears, who
have been visiting in the city fer the
rast week. The party departed for
their home in ST. Paul Sunday, while
here they were the guests 0 ftheir father
Hon. Frank Sears.
Rev. E. G. III. Peithman preached to
a large congregation at the Nj. u.
church last Sunday afternoon. At the
close of the sermon the rite of baptism
was conferred upon miss Nettie Byron
and Mrs. Ole Swanson and six children,
Mr.. Peithmann's next appointment
here will be at the same hour and place
on Sunday, July 20.-Bristol Tribune.
Mrs. Perry NJ. Parker left for Benson,
Mimi, Tuesday morning to join her
husband. They will visit in Mime
apolis for a short time before going to
North Dakota where Mr.. Parker expects
10 engage in the milling business, Mr..
Parker has been employed in this city
for the past six months and is a first
class miller. We wish them abundant
success in their new home.
g. e. Anderson was in the city
"Wednesday Chas. is now knight OF
the grip representing Tolerton & Stetson
Co, Of Sioux City Iowa, dealers III
groceries, cutlery and cigars. He left
IA box of fine cigars with the writer, FL
Nerito, with his compliments and
according to our superior jrsigmeut and
that Of the force they are par excellent