Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-02

District Organizer Scnunk, OF the
Redmen, was a guest of the local mem
bers of the order last week.
Mrs. Henry Russell has returned
from her winters sojourn in California
and now occupies her home.
Roger Wearne is among the gradu'
ates of the class of 1904, department OF
law University of Minnesota.
T. j. Dyke came home Saturday eve
ming and spent a few days with hi:
family and many friends here.
Mervin Goodyear came up from Clark
Saturday and has accepted the position
of shelf in the bachelors retreat.
Hubert and Arthur Wagner are each
nursing a felon. The boys are getting
along as we'll as can be expected.
Nick Grossman, an experienced shoe
maker, will open a shop in the rooms
over Ha~mmerbacher & .Company's.
Eggs for sale-Single comb and Rose
comb Brown Leghorns, everlasting
layers. Telephone lib
Mrs. H. F. Denton and daughter,
Louise, left Monday morning for a visit
with Mrs. Denton's parents at Pierre.
Some of the boys who jump on and
off of moving trains will lose a leg some
day and then they will take warning.
Miss Munson arrived Friday from
Appleton, Mimi, to spend the summer
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Dustrud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Tracy departed
for an extended visit to the Louisiana
Purchase exposition Saturday morning.
Mrs. E. Carlson spent several days at
her former home in Bristol this week,
returning to Webster Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schuster came up
from Dexter last Friday and spent the
day with Doctor and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Judge.
Charles Bahr has been confined to his
home for several days with rheumatism
but we are pleased to say is improving.
Miss Lena Ray came home from Bris,
toll Friday and remained over Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ray.
Are you going to build? If
so the Elevator Store can save
you money on your hardware
bill.
Several of the phones were put out of
business by the storm Monday evening
but everything is o K again as usual
now.
If you want fine dental work done
call and see DR.. Goodmanson who will
be at the Hotel Webster June 2, 8
and 4.
The family of w. E. Smith are all at
Pickerel lake where they will spend the
sumnr. The two eldest girls went out
today.
r. 0. K. Olson has returned from his
farm in North Dakota for a visit of a
few weeks with his many Webster
friends.
Mrs. Norris returned from her attend
ance at the Womans Christian Temper
ance Union meeting at Milbank last
Friday.
A few cars of the best Wisconsin
mixed wood just received at Potter &
Garricks yard. Just the wood for sum-
mer use.
1t is said thai the boys who went to
Bristol Sunday got back some of the
money they lost on the horse race last
summer.
Mesdames Egge and Smith drove to
Watertown Monday, where they repre-
sent n of Webster's clubs at the state
meeting.
Martin Wist has had the exterior and
interior of his meat market nicely
painted and it adds to the usual clearly
appearance.
You will have no Irvine trouble if
You use Plymouth Irvine. Leave your
order with Ochsenreiter for some Of
this Irvine.
That is a fine new front that d. B.
Compton is putting in the building soon
to be occupied by the Bell Clothing and
Shoe store.
/ have moved my harness shop Just
east of the Fair store where / will be
located until my building is completed.
w. f. Kadlng.
Mesdames j. s. Hardness and j. R.
Chapman, of Webster, visited friends
in Bradley several days last week.
Bradley Globe.
Miss Ava Harrington, st~enographer
for the Farmers and Merchants bank,
departed Saturday morning for her
home at Mellette.
Miss Beatrice Yost and mother wen,
to Webster last Saturday, remaining
until Tuesday morning with friends