Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-07-30


L. G. Levoy until 1896, when he became
a partner of Mr.. benjamin. He is an
upright honorable man who bears an
enviable record both as a citizen and
business man, it may be truly said of
Mr.. Foster he is an exemplary christian
gentleman. He goes to Hardy, Ark,
where he will join his brother in the
banking business. Many friends in the
city and vicinity will regret the depar-
ture of Mr.. and Mrs Foster, but will
wish them success and happiness in
their new home. Mr.. Benjiman went
into business in 1885 and continued
actively until 1896 when he went on the
road as salesman for a furniture COM
pany, later he went into manufacture
of baking powder extracts with head
quarters al Chicago, though senior
member of the firm he has not been a
resident of Webster since 1896. May
success attend the future of both gentle
men is the wish of their many friends,
From Waubay Clipper:
Archie Smith was over from Webster
Saturday.
Chas. Drue, of Webster, was a Wau-
bay visitor Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Quinland made a business
trip to Webster Saturday.
Major Maynard returned from his
Minneapolis trip Sunday morning,
Rev. A. A. Thorn exchanged pulpits
with Rev. w. s. Hunt of Webster Sun
day.
Miss Minnie Wolff returned to Web
ster Thursday evening, after a two
weeks visit with friends here.
Miss Myrtle Miller went to Webster
Wednesday evening to visit her sister,
Mrs. Gus. Koch, for a day or SO.
Frank Olson went to Webster Monday
to prove up ON his claim, taking Chas.
Brady and j. A. Anderson along as
witnesses.
Mrs. Chester French and children
went to Webster Monday evening TO
spend a week among relatives and
friends in that vicinity.
John Bear, an Indian was arrested
Wednesday for abusing and mistreating
an Indian woman by the name of Bessie
Eagle. He will be tried today.
Misses Matelda Samsal and Alice Olson
will make an extended stay at the Hal
vorson home north of Webster, having
gone there "Wednesday evening.
Will Elliot went to Webster Saturday
evening to meet his brother, John, from
Mellette, who was on his way to Wash
ington for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Manly Owen, who has been at
the A. w. Butler home here under the
doctors care for some weeks past,
returned to her home near Dexter Satur-
day, much improved in health.
Judge Hussong and Nick Engler
came in from the camp at Breezy Point,
Enemy Swim Lake, Tuesday and viii
remain until after the circus in Webster
today. The Judges largest catch this
summer is a ~ pound pike.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Shulz, ON Monday, July 10, a daughter.
Both mother and child are doing nicely.
We congratulate the happy parents and
wish for the little lady a long life Of
usefulness and happiness.
Mrs. p. r. Graham and children went
TO Webster wednesday evening to visit
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Mahaney, for a few
days, and to attend the circus there
today. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Clara Norby, who is visiting
her from Bristol.
A man named French, who is some
thing OF a record as a prize fighter with
an unbroken line of victorious achieve
ments along that line, has been made
marshal Of TT. Pierre. State news note.
This refers to Alonzo French, brother of
the French boys east of town.
Pursuant to an agreement among the
business men, the paint singers are at
work ON the business houses fronting on
Main street, AMI when they finish their
work every building will be painted a
dark green with white trimmings, and
the street will look unique, to say the
least.
Last Saturday morning Mrs. G. s.
Peterson was badly bruised by an angry
COW which was protecting her calf from