Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-06-25

Ofii ucu WA0 WHcu you Gail guy tnc
painted at three and fourth cents per
pound, and three and one-half cents per
pound for galvanized, at o. K. Berg &
Co., Lily, s. ID.
The following are the Bradley fishing
party who passed through the city
Wednesday enroute for home: f. p.
Kinyon, editor of Bradley Globe, r. w.
Kinyon, G. M. DeCount, J. NJ LeCount,
A. Bartlett, Alex Phelps, John Schuster
and Geo. Gray.
There is nothing that makes durable
perfect and complete drain Cor culvert
as good thing, and you can get any size
you think preferable and at reasonable
figure at the Pioneer Hardware, A
Smail's.
Roger Wearne, who has been the
guest of his brother, Ed at Tamahe
Park for the past two weeks, came in
from the Park Friday to spend a few
days in the city. Teachers institute is
in session this week and fishing isn't
very good any way.
DR.. H. j. Rock, of Aberdeen, departed
for California, Tuesday morning, where
he will be united in marriage with Miss
Bertha Defendorh on June 30. they
expect to be at home in Aberdeen, July
10. The Doctors many Webster friends
will join us in hearty congratulations
and best wishes to DIR. and Mrs. Rock.
When spring house cleaning begging
you will need wall paper and paint
What You want is paper that just
suits you and you don't want to pay too
much for it, we have made provision
for your needs and can suit you to a
ST." Come and see Peabody 81 Baillie.
| Dennis Durick is the guest of Frank
Nye this week, and of course Frank is
about as happy as mortal can be. By
the way, if You think Denny has lost
his grip as baseball twirler, you are
mistaken. In match game of ball
recently he famed out eighteen men. -
Andover Gazette.
Mrs. Z. A. Miller, of Oberlin, Ohio,
viii arrive in Webster July LIST, and will
instruct summer class of advanced
pupils on the piano, on harmony and
voice culture. Also class in theory of
normal work for those who desire to
teach. For particulars address Mrs Z.
A. Miller Oberlin, Ohio, or inquire of
Mrs. L. E. Egge, Webster.
The regular services of the Congrega-
tional charch will be held Sunday,
June 20. Subject of morning sermon:
"Truth and Tenderness evening SER
mon, "The Power of Friendship ALI
not in attendance on other religious SER
vices are invited to worship with Us.
w. S. Hunt, pastor.
john Chard, who for some mouths
past has been in the employ Peabody 81
Eaillie, departed for his home in Bell
Plain, Mimi, Monday night John is
an exemplary young man who, during
his short residence in this city has made
many friends by strict attention to bust
ness, and gentlemanly courteous bear
ing His departure will be universally
regretted.
The Webster Ball team won game
from Bird Island, Mimi, ct. al. Sunday
at Ortonville by score of four to five
it is reported as one of the best games
ever put up ON an Ortonville diamond,
Webster has every reason to be proud
of Sans Colts. The boys are making
a record that warrants it, The team
plays at Waubay July Bird and at Bris-
tol the 4th.
The first days of the institute show
an enrollement of 10S earnest, enthuas-
tic teachers. Superintendent Holverson
instructor, Prof, J. H. Hetley, together
with their assistants, Miss Effie Voorus,
Miss Jessie West and f. A. Stone, are
congratuiating themselves OH the prob
able good results to be obtained
through SO large and punctual an
attendance.
Dr. O. Kohlhase, first lieutenant in
the United States navy, spent Sunday
with DR.. H. ]. Rock DR.. Kohlhase
formerly lived at Webster and he was a
pupil in the schools there when DIR.
Rock was at their head. He recently
graduated at st. Louis and went directly
to Washington and took the required
examination for appointment to the
navy, standing first in the list of twenty
six, only fonr of whom passed. -Aber-
deem News.
The last flow on the Lennon well
was struck "Wednesday evening and the
we'll rig is being moved to A. Nc
Farlane's place. Lennon Bros. now
have fine well of clear, sparkling
water, and they, with many others are
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