Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-03

News.
Mesdantes Lund, DustrEil, Dickmai
son, ,Wist, Goldberg aud Mss Mary Col
berg cameGp from Webster Ihursda,
and attended the all society meeting "A
the homeof Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carl
son. Miss Goldberg ~renlaiatol for IA visit
Bristol Tribune.
II. G. Delaney, al one taNe a heav,
land owner in Day County and othe,
parts of Senth Dakota aad afterwards
n merchant and banker at Napoleon
hUt now a banker and grain dealer a
Milliston, @assed through @lere Nlonda,
on No..3, euroute for Bismarck .-Medins
n d., Leader.
JAS. johnson weut to Webster las.
Saturday or business -eGs,nected with
the Unsetl2 estate. FBOM a notict
which appears elsewhere ii this issue i
Nill be seem that Mr.. johnson has bee,
appointed administrators Ia settle tina
part of the estate situated III thi,
eoanty.--BHstol Tribune.
2llie entertainments given by Mis-.
Helen Smaley, assisted by aecal talent
at hae' opera louse Tuesday evening wa
quite largely attended. The lady as al
entertainer HAS few snpeciors. Til.
Webster talent was up to ats usual hiSi
standard of eaeellcnce and tine evening
was very mue4l enjoyed by all.
WEBSTER toaynship elected officer.
Tuesday at the, count house IN ,tilis city
The following officers We're elected
For supervisor, C. j. LinIanist; fol
clerk, G.to Cast; for treasurer. FREQ
SpierinE: fol-, assessor, Chas. Wiaeeler
for Justice of peace Thomas Mck.ennett,
for constable, August Blanx. The
board meets again on March g.
Jack Gearin is expected home satur-
day evening" and the boys who purloined
his lunch On the ,evening of his depart
IRE for the Pacific ceast are Arranging
to give him a turkey supper that night.
They have drawn straws and decided as
which one shall go to Jacks place
,and steal the txrkey for the supper
Monday WAS g very busy day in the,
office of County Treasurer Wickre nj
the court house. 1t was the last day
for the payment OF taxes before the one
per cent per month penalty attached.
Most Day county people tsok advantage
Of the provision of law giving them the
right to pay one-half before the first of
March a1d the balance in the fall.
MesdaiRes Frost and Jones, who spent
the winter in this city, have returned To
Pickerel where they will eoRduct the
Tamahe Park hotel during the coming
outing season. Judging from the pres
ent weather tiae hotel will not be over
crowded and it will be unnecessary to
telephone for accommodations if sou
are going ont.
A large number of Webster people
went out to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lemon, in Rusk township, last
Saturday evening to participate in a
surprise party. a most enjoyable time
had by all present, nice refreshments
were served and the party broke up at a
late hour leaving II handsome rocker as
II slight token of their esteem.
Night Policeman Munson this week
received an invitation from Harry l..
Williams, director of athletics Of the
University Of Minnesota, to join the
team OF that institution the
next season. Mr.. Muneon ON a former
occasion played left tackle for the Min
nesota champions and has about made
up his mind to sign himself for the
season.
Architect Kinney, of the firm Of Kin
ney & Deitweiier, Minneapolis, the firm
who drew the plans for the court house.
was in this city Tuesday and made final
settlement with the board Of county
commissioners. We are informed that
his visit here Mr.. Kinney made
a contract to draw plans for q fine store
building which will be erected in this
city during the coming spring and snm-
Her.
Just because the editor happened to
be born on Washington's birthday, a
number of his friends made it a point to
give him a surprise party on the even
ing of that day-Mrs. Showerman also
being deep in the plot. To smooth the
matter over. several birthday remem-'
brances were presented him, which are
naturally very highly appreciated, being
evidences of friendship, which is the
best thing in life, The editor is just
beginning to feel that he is no longer a
stranger in Walla Walla. and that here
after he will enjoy once again the friend
ship of those whose loyalty has been
tried by time and not found wanting
Walla Walla Argus.