Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-12-03


G. S. Denney was in this city Tues
day evening. We are informed that
the captain has secured a good position
in WATERFOWL. Many friends here will
wish him success.
Judge j. III. Mccoy, accompanied by
his son, Carroll, was over from Aber-
been Saturday and ven up and took a
look at the new court house and pro-
nounced it a fine structure.
The editors Of. w. Pitsor) household
goods arrived Saturday and he left Sun
day night for Cakes where he was
joined by his wife and family and they
arrived in Cleveland Tuesday morning.
Cleveland Herald.
The ladies of the Norwegian church
gave a novel supper at the court house
Wednesday evening. 1t was called a
Lud Fisk supper but they had all the
good things in the market and an excel
lent time is reported by all present.
December 4th and 9th are the dates of
the Guild sale. Desirable things for
Christmas gifts al reasonable prices.
Fresh baking ETC., at the Chilson build
ing. Children's Guild and Ladies
Home Journal boothes at the Curtis
Office.
Irving Graham was in from Strand
Wednesday. We are informed that
MIR. Graham has severed his connection
with the Strand store but will continue
to act as postmaster, and will in the
spring engage III the farm machinery
and agricultural implement business at
that point.
The county commissioners practically
closed the deal for the new court house
with the Gross Construction Company
Tuesday. The commissioners found a
few minor defects and held back one
thousand dollars ON the contractor until
these were remedied.
j. G. Englehart left for Chicago Sat
urday night with five cars of cattle and
sheep. After he disposes of his stock he
will return as far as Milwaukee where
he will be joined by Mrs. Englehart,
and they will visit relatives at several
Wisconsin cities.
a.. FL. Kramer, who was so many years
engaged in business in this city, but is
now conducting IN ice plant at Hobart,
Okla, arrived in this city last Friday
for an extended visit with his many
friends. He reports Mrs. Kramer and
Lottie quite well.
l.. H.. Woodworth, who recently came
to this city from Bristol, will soon open
law offices in the A. ID. Hash building,
which is at present occupied by Wag-
ner 81 Schmitt. Mr.. Woodwork is no
stranger before the Day county courts
and will soon have a fine practice in his
new home in the county seat.
The usual service will be held in the
Congregational church Dec. 9th, morn
ing sermon Goods Work Expresses His
WILL" evening sermon, David Livings.
tom the Great Explorer of Africa"
Christian endeayor at $3.50 p. M. All
are cordially invited to these meetings.
w. S. Hunt, Pastor.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the M. e.
church, will hold their annual sale Sat-
urday, December, 18th. Fancy needle
work many handsome and useful arti-
clrs suitable for Christmas gifts, also
fresh baking. Come and get something
good to eat, just like mother used to
make, or something rice for a Christ
mas present.
at Tuesday nights meeting of Coteau
lodge No. 81, A. II. and A. NJ, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: W NJ, E. A. Wearne;
S. w, w. S. d. Adams; J. W., III. A.
Peabody; secretary, w. S. Hash treas
urer, T. E. Egge. The other officers
are appointive and the date of installa-
ton will be given later.
You probably will be saved any
~annoyan of being without fuel if you
buy of Forbes Fuel Company, for He
always has it on hand. Can sell you
any amount from a hodfull to a car or
mere, quality as good as the earth pro-
duces, Prices as low as the lowest.
At the old Compton sheds.
A letter from +. w. Pitsor informs
us that It. G. Trefethren has bought an
interest in the Cleveland Herald. We
congratulate Mr.. Pitsor on his success
in securing SO good a partner. Frank
was employed in this Office for over two
years and is one of the best workmen
and trustworthy young men engaged in
the printing business. As both are
Webster boys, they have a large circle
of friends here to wish them success.
Wapfa6-Iad apd 0ontlamop canvas.