Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-09-15

teach in the public schools. Review
Milbank.
~ Having opened a shop for
repairing shoes, upstairs over Hammer
bacher & Company's hardware store.
| am prepared to do repairing of all
kinds on short order.
Nick Grossman.
Fire was discovered in the house of
Chas. Whitney on tine old Picott place
south of town Sunday morning, the
timely response of neighbors saved the
house with but trifing damage, the fire
originated from a stovepipe in the
summer kitchen.
l have a complete up to date j. l.
Case threshing rig, with stacker
blower, weigher and automatic self
feeder, which l will sell or lease to be
operated on shares. Call on or address
Conrad Kohlhase, Webster, South
Dakota.
Rev. Father Busher came in from the
west Monday night and went out to
Frank, Tuesday he will visit old friends
in Day county until Saturday Father
Busher is now located at HiIlsview in
Mcpherson county. He returned Aug,
9th from a months tour in Europe.
Conrad Kohlhase was in town We'd
nesday and informed us we made a
mistake in the nnCuncemen of his
marriage, Mrs Kohlhase was formerly
Mrs. not Miss Zimmerman and they
were married at the German Methodist
instead of at the Lutheran parsonage as
stated.
We are glad to nnoun to our
readers that DR.. J. S. Goodmanson,
dentist, has decided to relocate in
Webster. The doctor has rented rooms
in the Tegtmeier building and in the
future will make professional visits
every two weeks. His next trip will be
September 26, ~ and 20.
A special train was made up at this
station Wednesday consisting of Is
cars Of stock for the Sioux City market.
The local buyers are doing a large bust
ness on the stock market A. A. Sand
Wig, Lars Burgiand and Joe Englehart
accompanied the train load to the
Sioux City market.
The chicken shooting case from Fer
ney, mentioned last week, came to a
head Friday evening with a plea of
guilty and a fine of $40 and costs,
amounting to $70.50. Had all of the
violators received the same treatment
we could pay off the national debt
Groton Independent.
]. A. Hawkins, of Pierpont, S. D.,
spent a couple of days here this week
looking over the country. He is at
present engaged in banking business
and may conclude to invest some money
in North Dakota real estate. He is an
acquaintance and friend of the Journal
of long standing .-Nelva, N. D., Jour.
nal.
Senator w. l.. Curtiss arrived from
Petoskey, Mich, Saturday morning and
will spend several weeks visiting
friends and looking after business inter-
ests in this vicinity. Mr.. Curtlss paid
Webster a compliment on her marked
improvement in appearance and the
wonderful amour of building that has
been done this year.
ID B. Compton, first vice president of
the First National bank of Webster, s.
D., secured money deposited in the
Northwestern National bank in this
city Sept. 10, on a banknote, issued by
the Dakota institution. When he
approached the teller for n a
search revealed that Mr.. Compton's
signature was not on file. Although
satisfied of his identity, the teller could
advance 40 money. Mr.. Compton pro-
ceeded to take an inventory of his
remaining ready funds, when he
noticed his signature on a note.-Minne-
apolis Times, Sept. 10.
That fascinating story by Dumas,
The Corsican Brothers will be pre-
sented here by Sanford Dodge and his
excellent company Saturday evening,
September IL. This great play must be
seen to be appreciated. Mir. Dodge
produces it this season with every
attention to detail, including special
scenery, costumes, mechanical and
light effects, etc. Mr.. Robert Mantell
has made THE Coesican Brothers,
famous throughout the entire country.
but as he is not playing it this season,
MIR. Dodge is putting it on, and it is
sure to prove a dramatic treat in his
capable hands. Do no forget the date,
September II.
Martin, the 10 year old son of John
Farman, of Roslyn, was brought to
town September 6 and it was found
necessary to remove his vermiform