Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-12-24

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the day in this city departed Tuesday
night to spend the holidays with rela-
at Detroit, Michigan.
Chas. S. Ashton and wife visited at
Webster and Bryant, s.. d., the latter
part of last week and the first part OF
this. -Ponca, Neb., Journal.
Mrs. Allie King and daughter came
down from the Valley to spend Christ
mas with the ladies parents Mr., and
Mrs. ]. @. Moore at Roslyn.
Nels Williams, of Lynn, departed for
Montevideo, Mimi. Wednesday night
to speEd the holidays, and they do say
Nels will not come back alone.
During the absence of j.. d. Wood at
Baldwin, Wis, Capt. Watson presides
over the Hotel Webster. The Capt. is
quite a success as a hotel man.
j. G. Rathbun departed for the Sisse-
ton agency Monday morning where he
transacted business for severed days.
He will be home for Christmas.
j. A. Shultz, b. f. Herington, C. c.
Guernsey and @. FL. Stinchfield, of
Waubay, attended the Masonic install
lation in this city Thursday night.
DIR. and Mrs, NJ. NJ. Judge departed
for Rochester, Mimi, Wednesday in
response to a message announcing the
serious illness of the doctors father.
Clerk of Courts Smith, on the 10th,
gave permission to Derrick J.. Davidson,
of Webster, and Nellie Palmer, of Bris-
toll, to wed, Rev. Hafstad officiating.
Lee Gray and wife were Webster
visitors from Bradley Friday. They
were on their way to Newcomerstown,
Ohio, where they will spend the winter.
Cards are ont announcing the mar
riage today of J. Gaylord Clark to Miss
Daisy McGIochlin at the home of the
brides parents at Aberdeen at . o'clock.
Morris Kellogg departed for st. Paul
Tuesday night where he will spend
Christmas, from there he goes to Abba,
Iowa, for an extended visit with rela.
tives.
Farmers do not let your team stand
out in the cold. Drive to DR.. M. M.
Judge barn where You will find good,
comfortable stalls and plenty of feed at
a nominal figure.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Lee, of Webster,
who have been spending a week or SO
visiting Mr.. Lees relatives in this city,
returned home Monday.-Milbank
Review.
The following articles were lett in the
postoflice lobby. One razor, one lady's
collar and one hand made dollie. Own
ers can have same by calling for above
and paying for this notice.
E. w. Taylor transacted professional
business IN Minnesota for the most part
of last week, retruni ng Saturday night,
WAS called to Aberdeen Monday and to
Sisseton Wednesday,
If you want a1oan upon land
in Day county, apply at the
Farmers apd Merchants Bank.
They wiz satisfy you as to the
rate and privilege of payment.
Mr.. and. Mrs. f. III. Russell left for
Browns Valley last evening to spend
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Look. Their grand daughter Miss
Belle Moore accompanied them.
Where do you buy>your soft coal? Do
they try to work off fine coal and dust
on you? AT Vearn,s yard south of
track you canget Vest Virginia splint,
ESQ called Raymohd) in nice big hand
picked chunks.
Married Friday, Dec. 25th, 1908, at
the home of Alex. McFarlane of Pier
pont, John Doane, of Pierpont, to Miss
Margaret III. III. Glover, of Dundee,
Scotland, Rev. Mellette officiating.
A. w. Flanders returned from Barnes
vile, Mimi, Monday morning He
reports his SON who had his collar bone
broken while switching an engine, as
getting along nicely. Bradley Globe.
Christmas weddings seem to be quite
the go in Day county. Arthur J..
Tucker, of Elk Point, secured license to
wed Cora E. Dibble, of Roslyn, Wednes-
day. Quite a nice Christmas present.
Lost-Seven calves, FIVE spring calves
and two yearling/ five bulls and two
heisers, strayedawayfn August. Any
informatiop.eading to their recovery
will be rs&araed by Bertel Bergeson,
Webster, South Dakota.
At the request of Judge Lund several
parties witnessed tho happy and efficient
way in which he made Elmer Nc
Carthey, of Webster, and Myrtle Cook,
man and wife. The judge is an artist,
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