Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-09-01

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blower, weigher aud automatic self
feeder, which l will sell or lease to be
operated on shares. Call on or address
Conrad Kohlhase, Webster, South
Dakota.
Fred Bauske and children arrived
from Webster Wednesday morning and
will spend a few days visiting friends
in this vicinity. Mr. Bauske drove
down and is spending today shooting
in this vicinity. Bradley Globe.
will put up the largest copper cable
rod made for Is cents per foot; points,
balls and all complete. To parties fur
nishing their own points | will furnish
the rods for 1919 cents per foot.
f. II. Russell.
f. w. Parker, an old Webster boy,
who has been working i'll New York at
his trade as printer, for the past ten or
twelve years, arrived III the city Tues.
day morning for a weeks visit with his
many old time friends.
EGR- 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 Grossmau.
Art and Homer Hillebrand went to
Mitchell the first of the week to assist
the team of that place in a ball game.
When these teams get into a pinch
game the y know where TO ind men
that can do the right thing
There occurred a quiet wedding at the
German Lutheran parsonage last Satur-
day when Miss Lydia Zimmerman, of
Buffalo Lake, Mimi, and G. Kohlhase,
of Wheatland township, were united in
in marriage, Rev. Panzalau performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. j. Dustrud, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Craney, Misses Snoch, Alma and Julia
Munson and Cora Craney, Sam and
Will Tollefson, Nick Nelson and Earl
Wilson and A. NJ. Lockwood were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Peterson
at their Pickerel lake cottage Sunday.
l.. Sherwood, who represents the
Jewel Nursery company in this city,
again comes IN with prize money offered
by that company to their agents. He
won the July prize for doing the most
business during the month. This is a
good showing when you consider that
he has to compete with over five hun
dred agents.
A pleasant social function was the
surprise luncheon held at f. Hunting
tons in honor of Miss Marcia's birth
day Aug. 30. The guests thoroughly
enjoyed, the progressive games and
dainty refreshments and after present.
ing Miss Huntington with a pearl
breach, they departed for their homes
wishing her many happy returns of the
day.
DIR. H. b. Gatiot, of Dubuque, Iowa,
Burton Clark, f. b. Blair, A HOLSTER,
w. H. Hutchinson, of Manchester, La.
and E. H. and L. L. Foyt, of Lebanon,
this state, arrived yesterday, and in
company with H. +. Denton and w. s.
D.. Adams e out to Pickerel lake
where they will make their headquart-
ers during a few days hunting.
John Reetx died at the home of his
parents south of town last Friday and
was buried Sunday afternoon, services
in the German Lutheran church by the
Rev. HUH. At the time of his death
Mr.. Reetz was a few months past 10
years of age and was a very industrious
young man, working on the home farm.
He was born in germany and came to
this country with his mother when a
very small boy and lived in Sphinx
county this state until a few years ago
when the family removed to Day
county. All who knew him spoke
highly of him and he will be missed
from the society circles of that neigh
borhood. The family has the sympathy
OF this community.
A terrible fire burned out the two
principal stores at Redfeld last night.
the total loss being estimated at $33, 900.
The losers are r. G.. Ertle, who ran a
large general store at that place and
Arthur Arnett, the proprietor of the
Redfeld Mercantile company. Mr..
Arnett is a former Aberdeen nan and
has many friends in this city. Mr..
Ertle's loss is total and is said to amount
to $4,000, while Mr.. Arnett's store is
damaged about fifty per cent or about
$1,000 Both stores were we'll insured
and 1t is said that Reed & Bottum of
city carry the insurance. AS both
these gentlemen are out of town it is
not possible to ascertain the precise
amount of insurance carried. The
origian of the fire is a mystery, but
many think it was caused by the
explosion of a kerosene lamp that had
been left burning in the rear of Mr..
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