Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-04-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Il. Sherwood has commenced the con
~struction of "a residence on his lots OF
Main street, just north of the power
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Drieger are tn,
proud parents of a boy baby thai
arrived Sunday of this week at theil
home.
Judge a. w. Campbell came down
from Aberdeen Monday on legal bust
ness before the adjourned term of the
circuit court.
John SeairsoD, a cement walk expert,
arrived this week from Aberdeen and
has accepted n position with the firm of
Candy 81 Ladd.
3P. j. Wagner accompanied his family
as far as Bristol on their journey to
Wisconsin and remained there
"Wednesday night.
Commissioners Long and Goodrich
were called TO Pierpont Wednesday
evening to look after some matters of
county business.
Mrs. w. A. Foster arrived from
Condo Sunday night and will remain
for some weeks the guest of her father,
Judge j. j. Cowan.
Melvin Larson, Thomas McGary,
Lillian Conway and Florence Shuey
constituted a Bristol party who visited
in Webster on Sunday.
w. X. Van Brunt, j. +. Rundlett
and Emil Heinz were a party of Lang
ford gentlemen who were here on court
matters Monday of this week.
Superintendent Fox, of this division
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway, went through here on his
special car "Wednesday evening,
Nick Nelson returned from Jackson,
Mimi, this morning where he was
called on account of the serious illness
of his sister. He left her very much
improved.
~. hlA IA iVLtt " W
deem Saturday night and remained
until Tuesday afternoon with his fam
lily and attending to matters before the
circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Meyers came
from Condo Sunday highland remained
until Tuesday visiting with relatives in
Webster. Mrs. Meyers is the daughter
of Judge j. j. Cowan.
l.. II. Woodwork went up to And
over Wednesday evening where he was
initiated into the Master Mason degree
by the lodge of that city. He returned
TO Webster this morning.
+. l.. BrambIe, of Watertown, deputy
public examiner for this state. arrived
in Webster Tuesday evening and spent
several hours here Wednesday on busi-
ness connected with his Office.
DIR. H. A. Peabody was taken quite
suddenly and seriously i'll with heart
trouble Wednesday morning. We are
glad to say that while the case was very
serious at first that the doctor is on the
mend
VIM Failing returned from Evarts,
$ d., Saturday bringing with him q
car load Of horses which he had pur-
chased during his visit ut the Missouri
terminus OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railway.
Alfred =. Halls has opened a black
smith shop mt Roslyn and is prepared
TO do all kinds Of general blacksmithing
wagon work, boiler and engine repair
ing. This win be a great convenience
for the farmers living il that vicinity.
Commissioners Sletten, Tracy and
Wyganoski went to Waubay on the
passenger this morning. They will 60
out and view the road that is being
complained Of BY tile citizens of that
town and see il anything can be done
BY The county to make repairs.
DE- and Mrs. M NJ. Judge were
called to Wheaton, Mimi, Tuesday
night by 4 telegram aanouncing the
serious illness Of Mre. Judges grand
father. Many friends here win hope
shat they found the old gentleman
much improved npon their arrival.
II. j. fadd. Of Wisconsin, who has
Decn visiting relatives iii the southern
part Of this state for some time, dropped