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

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Huntington, of Webster, and ]. f
Collins and w. f. Neuhoff, of this city
made a big haul of fish on Tuesday a,
Big Stone lake, bringing back with them
seven bushels of croppies which mum
bered about eight -hundred.-Milbanb
Review.
A young lady fell from the merry &C
round while it was in motion Saturda ;
evening but vas not seriously injured.
1t was when this accident occurred that
we discovered the reason why several OF
the young women permitted the young
gentlemen to have their arms around
them during the ride.
A large number of Masons of this city
met the funeral of s. G. Crosby, from
Waubay, at the corner of Andrew
Smail's home last Thursday and accom-
panied the remains to the Webster
cemetery where the Masonic burial SER
vice was performed over the remains of
tHeli ucpdilcu DiOtHSt'
r. t. Huntington wife and daughter
arrived from Milwaukee last Friday for
a visit of a couple of weeks with Web
ster relatives. "Dick" as he is famili-
AIRY known, is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Huntington, of this city, and has a
large number of friends who are more
than glad to see him again.
Webster people will deeply sympa-
thize with Mr.. and Mrs. William Ladd,
who have been called to mourn the
death of their ~ten-year-old son, Ralph,
who died at the family home in this
city last Friday of the measels. The
funeral was held Sunday and the
remains were buried in the Webster
cemetery.
DR.. Kjerland was called in the
country Friday night and started out
driving a team of bronchos, when about
four miles from the city the tongue of
his buggy came down and he had a
lively mixup with the team for a while.
He succeeded in holding the team and
bringing them down but he was minus
considerable hide and was otherwise
bruised up and looked for a few days as
though he came out second best III the
fight.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hart, who arrived
here last week to attend the wedding of
their son, returned to their home at
Pembina, N. d., last Friday morning.
They were wont to go but Mr.. Harris
position in the United States service
demanded his personal attention. The
couple will return to Webster when Mr..
Hart gets his annual vacation and make
an extended visit. He was very much
impressed with Day county.
L. G. O~chsenreiter, who has been
absent from Webster for many months
following his occupation as inspector
for the department of justice of the
United States, arrived home last Friday
and will remain for two or three weeks.
Mr.. Ochsenreiter looks we'll and has had
a most pleasant time during the past
winter. He is always glad to get home
to Webster and was especially delighted
at the present time as he arrived just in
time to participate in the old settlers
meeting.
A home wedding occurred last evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Huntington, in this city, and their
youngest daughter, Miss Gertrude B.
Huntington and Arthur G. Rieger, of
Plato, Mimi, were united in marriage
by Rev. Tragitt. A large number of
relatives and friends were present. An
excellent wedding supper was served
after the wedding. The married couple
took the eastbound train for a wedding
tour. All Webster will wish them
happiness.
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