Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lee went on a
wedding trip to the Twin Cities Wednes-
day evening and will return and be at
home to Webster friends about Arril /.
For Sale-Three good work horses
two high-grade Short Horn bulls, good
color; fifty heifers and thirty steers,
coming three years old. These will be
sold at private sale. Parties interested
wall do well to see me and get prices on
this high-grade stock. @. Kohlhase.
We notice that Day county was well
represented at the meeting of physicians
of the north end of the state az Aber-
deem Tuesday, Doctors Harris, Lull and
Peabody of this city, Doctor Sutherland
of Pierpont, and Doctor Herman, of
Waubay. All report splendid and
pleasant meeting
j. N. Nickle, of st. Paul, Mimi,
arrived Tuesday to superintend the
beginning of the construction of the
FIRST National Bank building and to
submit plans for II. o. Wickre's new
residence on his property on third
avenue, just west of p. r. Gruby's
residence.
n. j. Serum, ex-register of deeds of
this county, received telegram Tues
day announcing the deaths of his
brother in Minnesota and went through
Webster from Bristol Tuesday evening
to attend the funeral The family will
have the sympathy of all in their
sorrow.
The following marriage licenses were
issued, Peter B. Berg, of Portland,
Oregon, to Inger L. Olson, of Langford.
Matthias Hustad TO Anna X. Stayig, both
of Nutley, Lewis Wake and Martena
Ferguson, both of Langford, Aslak A.
Gundhein and Mary Boheson, both of
Langford.
J. M. Wagner, of Webster, where he
is employed with the Empire Elevator
Company, came over to this city last
Saturday to look after some business
matters connected with the estate of his
deceased father He was accompanied
by County Judge j. HI. Lund as his
attorney --Milbank Review,
James Affiick, of Morton township,
returned Friday after an absence of
nearly three weeks, during which time
he visited rela tives and friends in st.
Paul and Chicago, and his old home in
Canada. Jim had not been back for
nineteen years. That he spent most
enjoyable winter in the old Dominion
with his people and renewing acquain-
tances goes without the saying.
H. G. Delaney aud son arrived this
morning from trip of ten days in
North Dakota. Mr.. Delaney reports
his cattle came through the winter in
fine shape. Besides good range ne had
an immense lot of hay put up and was
able to feed as much as the animals
would eat Aberdeen News, March s.
Mrs. w. S. Hash was called TO
Minneapolis last week by telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
cousin, Mrs David Theill, when Mrs.
Hash arrived Mrs. Theill had passed
beyond The deceased leaves husband
and five children to mourn her loss.
Webster friends will deeply sympathize
with Mrs. Haish in her Bereavement.
The leasing of school lands at the
court house Wednesday was the most
spirited contest ever held in this county
and the attendance was very large. The
bidding from first to last showed that
every piece of land in Day county IS
very valuable. The highest price paid
was fifty-four cents per acre and the
lowest fourteen cents. The total
amount or land leased was 10000 acres
and the whole brought $4,000