Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-02-04

Lost-A white setter dog with
brown circles around the eyes,
finder please notify j. X. Taylor
* Son.
G.. S. Tussey, of Aberdeen, was iii the
city Wednesday, transacting business
for the Minneapolis Tribune and visit
ing his friend Arnett, the cash grocery
man.
Geo. Lasell made a trip to Webster
Wednesday night to look after business
affairs and visit friends. He returned
Thursday morning Twin Brooks
News.
Mrs. a. +. Watson, who visited with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Small, for a couple of weeks, returned
to her home in Minneapolis Monday
evening.
Money to loan on Day county
farms at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
s. j. Russell, of Wimbledon, n. d.,
arrived i'll this city last Friday and has
spent the week visiting with relatives
in Webster. He left for home Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Mabel Irwin came down from
Glendale Tuesday and visited for a
couple of days with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Irwin and ]. w. She returned home
Wednesday night.
Mrs. McEldery, who spent a couple
of weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.
f. H.. Farnsworth, left Thursday for
her home at Webster, South Dakota
Dell Rapids Tribune.
Nine adult members were added to
the membership of the Methodist church
Sunday morning, making a total of
sixteen members since conference and
twelve probationers.
+. g. Trefethren went to Medina
Thursday, and hereafter will have
charge of the Stutsman County Leader
which will make its first appearance
oday.-Cleveland Herald.
Simon Conaty, a cousin of Mrs. NJ.
M. Judge, arrived in this city last Fri.
day morning and has accepted a posi-
ton with DIR Judge and will make his
home permanently in Webster.
If you want a loan upon land
in Day county, apply at the
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
They will satisfy you as to the
rate and privilege of payment.
Charles Gottschalk, the popular man.
ager and owner of the opera house in
Aberdeen was a visitor in Webster
Thursday. He brought the George
Harper company here on a guarantee.
j. d. Wood received a message from
his wife this morning stating that they
had a bad fire in his hotel at Baldwin,
Wis, the message gave no particulars
so that the extent Of the damage is not
known.
Word was received in this city Tues
day that Mrs. Ochsenreiter, the mother
of l.. G. and G. of this city, who resides
in Jordon, Mimi, and who has been
very sick is considerably improved and
will recover.
IL you are Interested in base ball
attend the meeting at the auditors
Office in the court house Friday evening.
This meeting is to determine whether
or not Webster will have a ball team
this season.
DIR. M. M. Judge is now prepared to
take care of all cases of vaccination of
the cattle in this vicinity. He has had
the experience in this business and
should be consulted by all stock owners
having work in this line.
Senator Parks was up from Lily Fri
day called on us and in course of con
versation informed US that an eleven
and n half pound boy arrived at his
home Jan. 25. Mrs. Parks and the boy
are doing nicely and Ross will recover
L. w. Taylor is over from Webster
today. He says he expects to remove
his Office to Aberdeen, with A w.
Campbell, in about three weeks, but
will not remove his family to this city
until next summer. Aberdeen News,
Jan. Goth.
Last week j. X. Bonner sold aud
delivered to Mckenzie & Hersey, of
Langford, his annual crop of hogs,
eighty-three in number. Mr.. Bonner
is one Of our citizens who long age
figured out diversified farming in all It's
phases and can give You pointers OH
law, macaroni wheat or fat hogs.-Pier
pont Signal.