Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-04-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

uOWn from Aberdeen last evening Tor a
business stay of several days in this
city,
p. NJ. Fiks'lal, formerly employed' by
the Mississippi Lumber company in this
city, but who has lived for some time
at Bradley, returned TO Webster this
week aud will work at his trade as
carpenter.
Arthur Arnett departed for Redfield
Wednesday evening. He will return to
Webster the first of next week and close
up his business interests here. He
expects to move his family 10 Redtield
about May LIST.
Purdum Senesack and Luke Bisset,
of Butler, We're in this city last Satur-
day on business. Mr.. Senesack left
that evening for Fowler, Iud., where he
will purchase a five year old black
Percheron. stallion for the two men.
Father Buscher, formerly of Frank
this county, but who is 10Y located at
Hillsview, South Dakota, passed through
this city Wednesday evening euroute to
Germany where he will spend his sum-
mer vacation. Father Mensing accom-
panied him to Bristol.
Charles G. Reiger, who went to the
/ Twin Cities with J. w. Arthur last
week on base ball matters, was called
TO his home at Plato, Mimi, Friday by
a message announcing the serious ill
ness of his mother. We are glad to
state that Mrs. Reiger is much improved
at the present writing.
Phillip Gross aud Paul Gruby took
up a class consisting of A. NJ. Lockwood
Theodore Malmberg, Fred Guderian,
Charles A. Johnson, Peter j. Wagner
and theodore Mpnson to Bristol last
Monday evening where they were
initiated into the mysteries of the
encampment degree of the Independent
Orders OF Odd Fellows. All the boys
report a most royal time and an excel
lent banquet at the close of the lodge
ceremonies.
The local lodge order Of Good Temp
lars organized last Saturday evening.
The following officers were chosen:
Kate +. Lancaster, chief templar; j. G.
Garrick, vice templar; Oliver Potter,
p. c. T.; Mrs. f. l.. Forbes, Chap. ;
Irene Arthur, Sec; Grace Gruby,
assistant secretary; Edith Ross, finan-
cial secretary; Walter Ross, treasurer;
Pierce Abbott, marshal; Maude Chap
man, assistant marshal; Chas. Tiff,
guard; George Phillips, sentinel
Mayme Mack, lodge deputy.
Ed. Williams, who travels for one of
the many cigar companies that do bust
ness in Webster, was in this city last
Thursday. In the evening while
engaged in a friendly russell he fell and
under his body and he suffered a severe
d%islocation. Doctors Lull and Hash
were called and dressed the injured
member and the gentleman left the city
that evening in as good a condition as
medical skill could put him.
L. + Egge, cashier of the Security
bank, received a telegram Tuesday
announcing the death of Mrs. II. A.
Fullmer, which occurred that day al
Bozeman, Mont. The deceased was a
resident of this city for a number OF
years and up to the time she vas taken
i'll, about a year ago, was the matron OF
st. Johns hospital. Mrs. Fullmer was
a very kind and motherly woman and
by her treatment of the sick entrusted
to her care and her numerous kindnesses
TO all with whom she became acquainted
leaves a great many dear friends in
Webster to mourn her death.
Game Warden Chapman was called
to Waubay last week by informati on
that some illegal fishing was going on
near that town. He went there and
found S. Fl. Scharf, b. +. Wilson. w,
a. Sloan, Il. III. Cloyes, j.. Johnson, p.
G.. Thompson, john Bernstein, Ole
Quallt and Julius T%orgenson, all OF
Summit, in the violation of the law.
They Immediately were taken before
Judge ID. w. Hussong who imposed a
fine of five dollars and costs, amounting
in all for each person eight dollars and
fifty cents. They paid their fines and
were dismissed. Mr.. Chapman also
rounded up another Summit party con
sisting of VIM. J.. Sjarvin, JAS, A,
johnson and p. NJ. Christianson. They
were taken before Judge Hussong Oh
the 10Th inst and got five dollars and
costs amounting to nine dollars and
fifty cents. This is news for the people
who have been in the habit of violating
the game laws Of this county aud they
had better stop right now for Warden
Chapman mea business and every
violation that comes to his knowledge
win be prosecuted at once, and all car
rest assured that he is looking for the
knowledge all the time.