Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-11-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,

Slds. Iuell came over from bTlSlOl
Tuesday and spent the day with Web
ster friends.
w. l. Miller will move with his
family to Little Falls, Mimi, in the
near future.
Anton Heligso has returned from Elk
Point where he was employed during
the summer
sale is. postns5fed until Now
ember 24th.
A corps of decorators aud finishers
commenced work on the new court
house this week.
Peter Kendholm and Lizzie Anderson
both of this city We're married by Rev.
Haltstad Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Grimsley, of Andover
was the guest of County superintendent
Holverson last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Carpenter and daughter,
Of Andover, visited with MS Chas.
Rathbun for a few days.
Did You ever eat GaYf bon hons?
If not. you never aFp4l3E best of con
dictionary, at HolAAs& Co.
Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas Ash
and Lee Butler were over from Butler
for a few days visiting friends.
G.. +. Anderson and NJ. A. Thul went
down to the Twin Cities Sunday night
and remained until Tuesday evening,
For sale-Eight acres of ground in
the corporate limits of Webster. Will
sell in lots of one acre, in bulk, or in
parcels to suit PURCHASER. The property
is situated on First avenue west. DR..
J. l.. Harris.
Just at this season of the year we
would warn our readers that holiday
goods can be purchased from Webster
business men as cheap as from catalogue
houses and you can examine all goods
before you make your purchases.
John Dolan received a telegram Sum
day from Glenco, Mimi announcing
the death of his father from hemorrage
of the stomach. Mr.. Dolan took the
train that evening to be present at the
funeral which was held in Glenco Tues
day.
The dance given by the band boys at
the opera house last Friday evening was
largely attended. The music was
excellent both for the concert and the
dance and everyone present reports an
exceptionally fine evening. This kind
of encouragement is what makes a
band,
NJ. A. Thul has purchased a drug store
III Waubay and has taken possession.
The family will move there as soon as
the weather moderates a little. Mr..
and Mrs. Thul have been residents of
this city for many years and have made
many friends who will regret their
departure.
A writer in one of our exchanges got
into trouble by leaving out the word
''not'' in a marriage notice as follows.
We are not acquainted with the groom
but we kn8ss that he has obtained a
a prize in the matrimonial market and
have no reason to think that the bride
has (not) done equally as well.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r. Taylor left Mon
day evening for Minneapolis and from
that city will leave for Los Angeles,
Cal, where Mr.. Taylor has a sister and
they will spend the winter. Bob has
worked very hard since his residence in
Webster and has earned an extended
vacation and all u people will wish
them an enjoyable trip.
Mrs. VIM. Reitz, of Rusk township,
died Saturday aftera long illness and
the funeral was held in this city Mon
day, Rev. HUH, of the German Luth-
eran church officiating. The deceased
was about forty-two years old and
leaves a husband and seven children to
mourn her loss. The bereayed family
will receive the sympathy Of all.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. III. Woodwork and
family have arrived from Bristol and
now occupy the Norton house next to
the Episcopal church which they
recently purchased aud will make their
home in Webster in the future. Mr..
Woodwork will engage in the practice
of law. The family are all well known
in this city and are considered quite an
acquisition to Webster society.
In the article under the caption For
Better Roads which appeared in our
last issue. We inadvertibly omitted
the name of the L. Lamb Lumber Co.,
from the list of contributions. We
make this correction in justice TO the
enterprising firm who are always among