Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,

M. l.. Sateren returned Tuesday from
Minneapolis where he went last week,
together with his wife and little child,
to have the latter's eyes treated by a
specialist. Mrs. Sateren will probably
return with her child Saturday. Rob
erts County Banner, Sisseton.
Rudolph Miriam left Monday morning
via. Aberdeen for Alberta and other
provinces of Canada to look over the
country with view of locating there.
He will return in about month when,
if everything up there appears satisfac-
tory, he will move the family and they
will make their. future home in the
Dominion.
Chas. Modlin returned Saturday from
a visit to his mother at Lincoln, Neb.
Charley says they have been having
some weather down there; it was l6
below zero last week. He called on
Hank Turner and family. He reports
them all well and happy and says
Henry will remain in Lincoln another
year at least.
Roy Lee is visiting friends in this city
He and his brother George are now run
ming a combination of a barber shop,
billiard hall and pool room at Fessenden
n. d. A number of weeks ago George
got hurt in the billiard hall and was
laid up in the hospital at Minneapolis
for three weeks, but is all right again
Grant County Review.
The annual township election of Web
ster township Tuesday resulted in the
election of the majority ticket as fol-
lows: Supervisor, Matt Johnson; Clerk
J. H. Koplitz; Treasurer, r. J. Phil
brock; Assessor, G. f. Wheeler; Justice
of the Peace, J. E. McFadden;
Constable, John Douglas; Poundmaster,
Z. r. Philbrook.
j. @. Crow, OF Summit, spent Sunday
at the Sherman. Mr.. Crow had been
down to Redfield to spend two or three
days with his brother, Chas. /. Crow.
1t was found tina last of the week that
two of Charley's ribs were broken. He
hopes to be able to get home to Aber-
deem by the middle of the week and to
start out on his travelling again some
time next week -Aberdeen News.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Peterson returned
Friday from an extended journey in the
east and south. During their absence
they have travelled more than 5000 miles
and visited many places of interest, and
had a most pleasant and enjoyable trip.
However, Mr.. Peterson said they were
glad to get home and that he saw no
better country than South Dakota dur
ing his absence, that for a man with
limited capital who is looking Tor
location in an agricultural country Day
county holds over them all.
Geo. N. Bruce and Ida Blythe were
united in marriage at the Hotel Web
ster Sunday, March 1st Hon. Judge
Lund officiating. Both of the contract
ing parties have many friends in Web
ster who we join in hearty congratu-
lations and best wishes for happy
married life. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce took
the train east Sunday night, they will
be at home at Ortonville, Mimi, after
March is. Judge Lund is getting very
popular as tier of matrimonial knots.
The Judge does it with dignity neatness
and dispatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Kohlhase enter
tanned a small party of friends at their
home On Clark street Thursday evening.
Eight couples were present, filing four
tables for progressive board of trade,
which afforded pleasant entertainment
until about IL: 80 o'clock, when Mrs.
Kohlhase, assisted by Miss Grace Pew,