Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-23

an exceptionally nice line and
at the very lowest prices.
A young man by the name Of McRray
got full of booze and noisy last Satur-
day and was placed in the city bastile
to sleep off his jag.
G. @. Reiger has his home in the
Third ward nearly completed. The
date for its occupancy has not been
given to the public.
Rev. J. S. Hardness departed for Big
Stone Monday to be present at the
Methodist campmeeting which will be
held there all this week.
Rev. Hardness performed the MARI
age ceremony for Charles j. Rosback
and Jessie Knitted, at the Methodist
parsonage last Saturday.
Married in St. Otto's church at Web.
ster Tuesday at 1000 q. m. John j.
Schilley and May Hopster OF Lily,
Father Mensing officiating.
George Dunton, cashier Of the First
National bank, who spent last week at
various points in Minnesota, arrived
home last Saturday morning.
Mrs. r. d. Gardner, who has visited
for a week with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Anderson, Of this city, returned to her
home in Britton this morning.
Mayor and Mrs. L. g. Levoy, who
spent last week in attendance at the
Masonic celebration at Yankton,
returned home Saturday night.
Miss Margaret Lockhart left this
morning for a vacation visit at Milbank
Wilmot and Webster and will be away
several weeks. Pierre Dakotan.
Owing to the rain the work ON the
cement walk at the court house yard
was delayed last week but it will be
finished by the end of this week.
H, 0. Wickre departed Monday even
ing for Chicago taking one of his sons
with him to have an operation per-
formed upon one of the lads eyes.
A great many of the newspapers of
the state have paid the Reporter and
Farmer high compliments upon its
change to IN all home print paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Highland and Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson drove over from
Webster last Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. Green. -Langford Bugle.
A hail storm is reported in Raritan
township last Saturday morning, but
parties bringing the report say that the
grain was not damaged in the least.
f. G.. Trefethren of the Medina
Leader has accepted a position with the
Grand Forks Herald, and left for that
place Sunday night. Cleveland, N. D.,
Herald.
DR.. Kjerland, who attended Ralph
Ladd, is authority for the statement
that the boy died of malignant measels
or black measels as they are commonly
called.
Station Agent Bradley, of the Mil
waukee road, departed Tuesday morn
ing for a trip in the southern part of
the state in the interest of Mitchell for
the capital.
DR.. Holm, of Chicago, who is an
instructor in the Northwestern Univer-
sitv, arrived in this city for a visit with
his father and other relatives Wednes-
day morning.
The pure copper cable lightning rod
sold by Jens Peterson & Company is
unquestionably the best thing out-and
Jens understands how to explain the
merits of same.
Howard Wright is making a tout Of
the various towns of this and adjoining
counties putting up the paper for the
four days carnival which will begin in
Webster July 9th.
You never saw a house properly
rodded which was struck by lightning.
Jens Peterson & Company sells a pure
copper rod, and puts them up cheaper
than anybody else.
Mr.. Cornelius, father. Of Leonard,
who was formerly a resident Of this
city, arrived Wednesday morning to
close the deal for the sale of one Of his
Day county farms.
Miss Grace Egge, who has spent the
past year at college in Milwaukee,
arrived home Monday evening and will
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Egge.
VIM. AYES and family left for And
dover and Webster yesterday morning,
where they will visit with relatives
until the first of the coming week.
Groton Independent.
The many friends Of DR.. Carl F.
Hash, of this city, will be glad to learn
that he has been appointed one of the
examining physicians on Uucle Sans
board of examiners.
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