Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-28
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well attended last Sunday aud the SER
mon, by Rev. j. s. Hardness, and the
music are very highly spoken OF by all
who were present.
DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Burlingame. OF
Elk Point, and DR. a. A. Peabody, of
Webster, g. d., visited from Monday
evening until Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of the ditor.-Ponca, Neb.,
Journal.
E. r. Foster is enjoying visit from
his partner, Mr.. Benjamin, who arrived
from Chicago Monday mosaiHg and will
remain for week renewing acqnain-
tances and looking after his business
interests.
DIR. and Mrs. Goodmanson, Mr.. and
Mrs Matthew, NJ. aud mrs. Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Mahaney, Mr.. waughop and
lady, were among the Webster people
that enjoyed the ball game at Bristol
last Sunday.
Airs. ID. Mclean met with an accident
cut one OF her fingers, which made IL
impossible for her to take part in the
program for commencement exercises.
much to the regret and disappointment
OF many friends.
Misses Brass and Schjoll secured q
horse from Clark's livery Sunday and
went out for drive. They lost control
of the animal and were thrown out of
the buggy Very little damage was
done to the ladies, horse or buggy.
DIR. Percy ID. Peabody arrived from
Minneapolis last Friday and Mrs.
Peabody came down from Aberdeen and
joined him here and together they
remained few days with the doctors
parents, DIR. aud Mrs Fl. A. Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Houck were down
from Summit last Friday for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hyde.
Mr.. Houck and Mr. Hyde years ago
began the study Of milling together and
then and there sprang up friendship
that will last for all time.
Rev E. B, TreFethren, of Ipswich, a
graduate of Redfield college, was in
town Monday night enronte for the
meeting of the Congregational people at
Mitchell. He went down with the rest
of the delegates Tuesday morning. -
Redfield Journal Observer.
Miss Daisy Herpel, OF Andover, s. d.,
gave rs4&ing of Dickens Christmas
Carol" last evening in johnson hall.
Miss Herpel is pupil of Mr. and Mrs.
Holt of johnson school and she reads
with intelligence and sympathy. Her
voice is pleasing and her enunciation
good. Miss Long varied the program
with two piano numbers. Minneapolis
Journal, May 81.
Case of State of South Dakota VS.. VIM
Knoll, in which Frank CavanaEgh was
ccmplaining pess, came up for exami-
nation before stice Wells, of Webster
on Thursday The defendant was
charged with an assault with a danger
ous weapon, to-wit, grub hoe, with
intent to do great bodily injury. He
was bound over to the next term of the
district court, bail being placed at $3.50.
Attorney Ellwood appeared for the
defense, and County Attorney Ander-
son for the state. -Andover Gazette.
State Treasurer Collins had two more
bones broken Monday morning. This
time the break occurred IN the small
bones of the left hand. He was in the
second story of his new house when the
accident occurred. By misstep he went
down through the lathing, and in
catching himself the injury was done.
DIR. Renner set the bones, and although
the patient will have to carry his hand
in sling, he will probably be able to
to remain on deck .-Grotsn Indepen-
dent.
Word was received in this city last
Saturday that o. Kohlhase, son of Con-
rad Kohlhase, of this city, had taken
the United States naval examination and
received commission as first lieutenant
This is great homer and is highly
appreciated by the many friends of the
family in this county. There were
twenty-six young men taking the
examination at the same time and out
of the large class only four were sue
cessful, and DIR. Kohihase passed with
the highest average thereby receiving
the first rank for promotion The sue
cessful candidates were from the follow
ing colleges DIR. Kohlhase from
Marion Sizes Beaumont, st. Louis; one
from Bellevue, one from Johns Hopkins
and one from Ann Harbor. With DR..
Kohlhase successful in the navy and
Robert Arthur the successful candidate
for West Point Webster, Day county