Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-07-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

"A Dcst reputation u man can nav
Is his work. The watch work done by
M. Weinstein always gives the best
satisfaction.
Fathers Burning, Wolf, Weber,
Hoffman and Slicher. priests from the
southern part of the state, stopped off
for a day to visit with Father Mensing.
They were enroute to Big Stone for a
weeks vacation.
L offer my Webster residence property
for sale. It consists of a seven room
house in good condition, good barn and
aut buildings and eleven acres of land.
for particulars call on or address T.
Conley Webster, S. d.
Rev. j. S. Hardness, of Webster, was
a visitor among Milbank friends last
Monday while on his way home from
Sisseton and Wilmot, where he had been
helping in the quarterly services Mil
bank Herald Advance.
A. U. Miracle, of Sioux Falls, repre-
senting the Miracle Pressed Store Co..
arrived i'll the city Friday. The com
pany have several contracts for cement
sidewalks in the city and A. u. came up
to look after the business.
The electric storm of Sunday morn
ing caught the flagstaff on H. G. Tegt-
meier's store and broke it badly, burned
a few holes in the roof and burned off
the electric light wires. Very fortuna
tely the damage was slight.
Mrs. @. II. Compton and son, Roy,
returned Saturday from a visit at her
old home in Preston, MINI. Miss Lottie
Long accompanied them and will remain
for a visit, she is a sister of Chas. Long,
Ochsenreiter's efficient book keeper.
County Commissioner w. III. Good
rich again found it necessary to visit
the hospital. His foot is not mending
in a verv satisfactory manner. His
many friends sincerely hope he will not
have to suffer all amputation .-Andover
Gazette.
Mrs. Clifford Cease and daughter,
Miss Bessie, arrived Tuesday evening
from Fairwater, Wis. Miss Bessie
remained for an extended visit with her
aunt, Mrs. J. 6. Engelhart and Mrs.
Cease went on to Hosmer ON a visit
with relatives there.
Mrs. Martha Johnson and son, Elmer,
of McFarlane, Wisconsin and Mrs.
Stella Nelson and daughter, Nellie, of
Finlay, Wisconsin, are visiting relatives
in Day county. During their stay they
will be the guests of the Ray, Bake,
Hanse and Hauge families.
J. M. Jacobson, formerly a clerk in
Hotel Webster, now of Simpson park,
was i'll the city Friday and Saturday.
He informs us he has a little daughter
three weeks old, of which he is very
proud. j. M. goes to Glenco to take
charge of a hotel this week.
/ have about 100 acres of grain
which / wish to let out the cutting and
shocking of. If you want the job call
me up by phone or see me.
Wyman Ryder,
Strand, South Dakota.
Phone at residence.
The musical and recitation given at
the home of ID. B. Compton by st.
Mary's Guild Tuesday evening was one
of the most pleasant and successful
events of the year. Every number is
very highly spoken of by those present
and the guild is receiving deserved con-
CALCULATIONS upon their success.
DIR. and Mrs. III. j. Rock reached
Aberdeen last night from their wedding
visit and will soon be at home at the
Diefendorf residence in which the bride
grew to womanhood. DR.. Rock and
Miss Diefendorf were married in San
Francisco on June Goth, the wedding
being a rather quiet at the home of
an uncle of the bride. They went by
steamer to Portland and thence to Sup
erior, where they had been visiting
until they started for their home in
Aberdeen. The bride will be most
heartily welcomed back to Aberdeen,
and the groom is the recipient of many
congratulations Aberdeen News.
The Ortonville Sidewalk Company,
Hendrickson g. Bergland proprietors,
are now doing extensive sidewalk bust
ness in this city. This company are
well and f~avorably known in this sec
ton of the state. They have had years
of experience and to have a walk put in
by them is a guarantee that it will be
satisfactory, stand the strain of seasons
and years and never give any trouble.
They have established themselves in