Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-11-05

~. W. IltAEutus TIC StuticHhaA VIII
supplies Waubay with meat. visited
with the family Of his brother-in-law
Chas. Bahr, in this city Wednesday.
/ am often absent from Webster On
account of outside duties but Mr.. Vein.
stein always knows where / can be
found. X. @. II. Peithmann, Pastor.
VIM. Mahaney drove over from Sisse
ton Monday for a two days visit with
his family. He returned to Sisseton on
Wednesday accompanied by w. L. Dow.
Sam C~almenson, Ole Qleson, George
Hammerbacher, j. H.. Duncan and
Edward Block departed for North
Dakota Monday night to,tske up home
steads. mn
A family namsAs Gfeat, and one OF
the greatest aydopg stock men is the
Rose of Shayo1~ McKennett's Short
Horns ape Of this famous family. Sale
Nov. Hth,
DR.. Matthews came down from Gro
ton Monday and while here purchased
from Frank Kaplin the pacing horse,
Faster Boy, which has been taken to
Groton.
w g. Elliott came in from the west
Wednesday night and this morning
went to Waubay on business. He is
now in the machine business at Thorn
ton, Iowa.
FarpersdQ neelst>sSE taem stand
out iE the cold R6y@]td DA N. M.
judge BARR yfhete I'D wIA I6nd good,
cotAforsaSfe stalls aaspasnty of feed at
a nominal figure.
L. Sherwood last week fnishedl the
delivery of 81 800 worth Of trees for the
Jewel Nursery Company in this city
and every person was well pleased with
their stock.
Louis Perelstein and family have
moved to Britton where they will reside
in the future, Mr.. Perelstein having the
management of the Bell Clothing House
in that city.
@. B. Hersey, of Langford, was in this
city Friday t~ransacting business. Mr..
Hersey says the Langford mill is now
making an excellent grade Of -four from
maccaroni wheat.
Lost-Last week Wednesday, Octo-
Der l4th, 1908, a ten dollar bill on the
of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank. Finder please leave in the bank
and receive reward.
VIM. Jones came over from Waubay
Monday and spent a couple of days with
Webster friends. sBill'i has lost his
whiskers and changed his politics since
he went to Minnesota.
Amund Chilson, Frank Sears, DIR. p.
D. Peabody VIM. Egeland. II. J. Dyke
and VIM. Stein were among the Web
ster people who visited Minneapolis ON
the day of the great foot ball game.
If you want aloan upon land
In Day counfyA apply at the
and MeAchqnts Bank.
They will satisfy yVuNas to the
rate and priviiegeNofpayment
J. r. Maxwell was up from strand
Wednesday, he has spent the summer
with his son, and is looking and feeling
fine. Mr.. NJ expects to leave in few
weeks for Hot Springs to spend the
in the Soldiers Home.
While out in the country last week
making some repairs on a threshing rig
Nick Schmitt stepped ON a piece of q
board and it turned with him severely
spraining his right ankle. He is able to
be out, but walks with two canes.
T. III. Pritchard, who is the leading
man Of South Dakota, drove
his automobile up from Watertown
Monday and spent Tuesday in tins city
friends and transacting bust
ness.
The delinquent tax sale occurred at
the court house Monday. There were
several spectators in this class of paper
present and competition was great, the
interest on some lands being bid down
as low as five per cent.
Rev. 4. 3. TreFethren, OF Ipswich.
attended the Congregational association
here this week. He is a graduate of
Redfeld college and very much enjoyed
meeting his many old time friends
Reifeld Journal Observer.
Jens Peterson went down to Minne-
Apolis last Friday evening to consult a
specialist about his eyes. He returned
Tuesday morning and says the most
part Of his ailment is that he
must wear glasses in the future.
Last week as James Rathbun was
out of the buggy his team
up and threw him ON one OF the
wheels severely wrenching his back.