Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-07-16

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Licenses to wed were issued this week
to Henry Suvemeyer and Olga Engberg,
and to Manuel Ringstad and Matte
Larson.
Professor Miller has returned from
his outing at Pickerel lake, and is
spending a few days with Webster
friends.
A. Knapp has received his new fix
lures for his lunch counter and has
them placed in position. They are
beauties.
Franklin Barber will address the citi-
| zens of Webster and vicinity in front of
the Hotel Webster Saturday evening at
s o'clock.
Miss Huntington, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. P. ID. Peabody,
returned TO her home in Aberdeen Mon
day night.
Z. f. pritchard, the WATERFOWL mar
BILE man, was in Webster ON business
Tuesday evening. He drove an auto
mobile up.
Mabel DeLapp was granted a divorce
from Forest DeLapp by Judge Mccoy
Tuesday. The husband made no
appearance.
Opticals "when others fail we
fit them" and guarantee to be salts
factory by u past experience at Harris
Jewellery Store.
Judge Mccoy and Stenographer
Granger came over from Aberdeen Tues
day and held the summer term of court
for Day county.
w. r. Bates and family drove over
from Whine. Friday to visit relatives
and friends in Webster and vicinity for
a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Huntington, of Aber-
deem, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening for a visit with their daughter
Mrs. p. d. Peabody.
The Misses May and Josie Logan, of
Chicago arrived in Webster last Friday
and are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams.
Just think of it, a seven jewel, Elgin
or Waltham watch for So. 80, warranted
for two years at Malmberg Company
jewellers and Opticians.
Rev. Harkness returned from his
vacation at Ortonville and Big Stone
last Friday evening and occupied his
his pulpit last Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Bradley and children. who
have been visiting Minnesota relatives
for several weeks are expected home
this Thursday evening.
Yes you can still get a good whole
sorne dinner, a square meal, just what
a farmer wants, at Mahaney's restau-
rant for twenty-five cents.
P. ]. Roth and family now occupy
their own residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burcalow have moved into the residence
vacated by the Roth family.
T. j. Dyke went to Minneapolis
Wednesday evening, accompanying his
brothers wife from Andover who went
to a hospital for an operation.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. White,
at their residence in this oity Tuesday,
July IA, 1908, a twelve pound son, every
body concerned doing nicely.
Miss Iva Granger, Of Webster, and
Edward Howell, of Pierpont, were
united in marriage in this city by Rev.
j. S. Hardness Sunday, July 10.
Rev. Tsai- Itch Koi a native of China
will speak in the Methodist church Sun
day evening. He will appearin Chinese
costume, all are invited to hear him.
w. 8. Hash returned from a business
visit to Carlton, Mimi, Friday, he is
much impressed with the prospects from
a business standpoint in that locality.
/ offer my household goods, furniture
stoves, dishes and one Estey organ in
good condition for sale. Inquire at the
store or house. Z. r. Foster.
A fine residence property for sale in
the city of Webster, in a desirable
locality, thirteen rooms, two cisterns,
barn and other improvements. Inquire
at this Office.
r. w. Mccarthy, a representative of
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Mccarthy Bros, grain commission
merchants Of Minneapolis, was looking
after business interests in this city
Wednesday.
A new time card went into effect on
the H. & d. Monday, it changes the
time or the day trains, the morning
passenger goes east at 1857 and the west
goes at ITO.
Lawyer Humphrey, of Sisseton, who
| has been spendinp considerable time at