Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-01-14

III. O. Dalen and wife are visitors in
! Webster today from Butler. Mr.. Dalen
recently opened a bank in Butler and is
doing a very nice business.
Mrs. Hyde was a visitor at Andover
Monday night on matters connected
with the Degree of Honor lodge. She
returned home Tuesday morning.
Leonard Hazelton came down from
Nutley last Friday and spent the day
~transacting business in this city. This
office acknowledges IA pleasant call.
Preaching service in the Congrega-
tional church as usual Sunday, Jan. II.
Sunday school at 1900. All are cordi-
ally invited. w. S. Hunt, Pastor.
Owing to the illness of his brother,
Charles in this city, John Hawkinson is
here from Bristol conducting the hard
ware business on Main street for a few
days.
Peter Wagner was examining the
elevators for the Spencer Grain Com
pany between here and Linton, n. D.,
last week. He returned home Saturday
morning.
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.
T. L. Egge, cashier of the Security
Bank of Webster, attended the meeting
of the Lynn Lake creamery association
january 9TH. He was elected treasurer
for the coming year.
Butler Home Talent will present to
the people of Webster Saturday night
1.-THE Cheerful Liar. The company
comes highly recommended and guar
anteo satisfaction to all.
f L. Kohlhase has disposed of his
agricultural implement business in Dell
Rapids and is here visiting with his
father for a few days. He has not made
his plans for the future.
Jens Peterson departed Monday night
for a visit with the family of his brother
Jake, in North Dakota for a few days.
Mr.. Peterson will go to the Twin Cities
before returning to Webster.
Lucian HaZelden was "a visitor in
Webster last Friday from Lily. Mr..
Hazelden was formerly a resident of
Webster and has many friends here
who are always glad to see him.
Frank Dean returned last Saturday
from Grand Meadow, Mich. That is
the place where Mr.. Dean was born and
raised and where his parents still reside.
He reports a very pleasant time.
The Malmberg Company, jewelers. of
this city, have placed a large regulator
in the postoffice which is not only q
good advertisement for them but a
great convenience for the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cowan have just
returned from Canton, and will make
their home in this city. Both young
people have hosts of friends in Webster
who will rejoice that they are to remain
with us.
VIM. Magnus, ST., was called to the
Twin Cities on business connected with
his well boring outfits Wednesday
morning. While absent Mr.. Magnus
will visit his former home in Winona.
G. U. Carnegie drove to Webster Sat-
urday on a business trip. From there
he will make a trip through southern
Minnesota, trying to interest people in
South Dakota real estate. Bradley
Globe.
Conrad Kolhase, who has been visit
ing for a couple of weeks at his old
home in Sleepy Eye, MINI, returned
home Tuesday night. He reports a
splendid time and a good rest from his
farm work.
Ole Nelson was down from Nutley
last Saturday On his way to Watertown
to bud on a piece of government land
that adjoins him in Nutley township
which was to be sold by the govern
ment land Office Monday.
VIM. Mathews, the popular menager
of the Coe Commission Company in this
city, went down to Ortonville on the
passenger this morning to visit his fam
lily and to attend a grand banquet that
will be given i'll that city this evening.
Among the prominent attorneys who
went through On Tuesday mornings
train to attend court at Britton were
Judge j. III. Mccoy and A. w. Camp
bell, of Aberdeen, Frank Sears, of Web
ster, and A. Sherin, of WATERFOWL
Langford Bugle.
DR.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Judge returned
home last Thursday morning from their
trip to Minnesota where they were
called by the serious i..ness of the doc
tors father. They report that the old
gentleman was slightly improved when
they left for Webster.
Have you used your homestead right?
Ii not, you can learn something to your