Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-07-28

Frank Peters, Fred Bauske and Ted
Monson constituted a party of home
steaders from this point that visited
Chamberlain last Friday.
William Mahaney arrived in this city
Tuesday night. He informed the
writer that the business formerly con
Quoted by Price Graham in Wanbay
had been sold to $. L. Purdum.
Edward Sherman, who has been
employed by Harry Waughop in the
barber shop for a few weeks, resigned
his position this week aud returned TO
his former home in Milbank.
Fall is coming aud so is DIR. French.
A letter from the gentleman says that
he and Mrs. French will leave Duluth
in the near future and come the whole
distance to Webster in the automobile.
Judge Lund Tuesday pronounced the
words that made Fred A. Barton and
Ida. M. O'Hara man and wife. The
young couple have II large number of
friends who will wish them happiness.
DR.. Cook, the dentist is giving splen-
did satisfaction with all his work and
his business is daily increasing. When
in need of any dental work see INN in
the offices over the First National bank.
Are you planning on fenc-
ing this summer! If so call at
the Elevator Store and have them
show you their barb wire and
Royal" hog fencing, it is the
est.
Mrs. John Williams departed Monday
night with the children for Minneapolis
to remain for a couple of weeks with
Mr.. Williams who is at present at Lake
Minnetonka trying to regain his
health.
Fred Chaddobk, whe has had charge
of the Williams Brothers business in
Summit for over a year past, has been
transferred from that city to a position
in the Farmers and Merchants bank of
this city.
says that he has just returned from a
trip to the Pacific coast. He visited
several of the western cities aud has
about made up his mind to locate in
Spokane.
l.. G.. Ochsenreiter is moving the
business office from the rear OF the
store to the front end of the building
and making other improvements in the
interior of his agricultural implement
emporium.
will put up the largest copper cable
rod made for 10 cents per foot; points,
balls and all complete. To parties fur
nishing their own points | will furnish
the rods for 1919 cents per foot.
+. H. Russell.
L. @. Gruby arrived from Mime
apolis last evening and has taken W
his summer quarters at Pickerel lake
where he will train a large number OF
dogs and have them ready when the
hunting season opens.
Lost a pointer dog about Is months
old, black, white and licked, has lost
his left eve. Answers to the name OF
Mike" Will pay a five dollar reward
for his return to this Office or for any
information leading to his recovery.
Saturday evening while Emil Loseth
was unloading a load of hay with ropes
and tackle his left arm became
entangled in the ropes i'll some manner
and before the team could be stopped
the arm was broken.
10 Having opened a shop for
repairing shoes, upstairs over Hammer
bacher & Company's hardware store.
| I'm prepared to do repairing of all
kinds on short order.
Nick Grossman.
Major Maynard was overcome by the
heat Friday while ut work on the root
of his fathers barn. Restoratives were
applied and he was soon as bright as
ever, with no i'll effects from his
experience. -Waubay Clipper.
Mrs. II. A. Dyke, who was enroute to
Portland, Ore, from Waterloo, Iowa,
to make her future home, stopped in
this city last Saturday night for a visit
of a few days with the family of her
husbands brother, L. J. Dyke.
Carl Malmberg and A. @. Dahl, who
are farmers at Minot, N. d., came to
Webster last Sunday night and are
visiting friends here for a few days.
They report crops both in North and
South Dakota the finest they have ever
seen.
MI. and Mrs Steinwender arrived
from st. Louis Tuesday evening and
have gone out to the HillebTand ranch
to remain for a few days. Mr.. Stein
wender has accepted n of the promi-