Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-05-19
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j. o.. Post, piano from ANNE
apolis, will be in Webster on May 25th
to tune pianos. Leave all orders with
Mrs. Gilmore.
Since DIR. Goodmanson left here last
fall he had many requests to return
and do dental work. He will do so
and be in Webster June 3, 8 and 4 to
do dental work.
w. B. Kinyon went to Webster
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with Mrs. Kinyon. He reports Mrs.
Kinyon improving and expects she will
be able to return home in two weeks
Bradley Globe.
Ignus Gruba and Stacey Glesky, both
of Sisseton, were united in marriage by
County Judge Lund on Saturday Of
last week. Shortly after the ceremony
was performed the couple returned to
Sisseton overland.
A brother Of DIR. @. L. Brooks arrived
from Grand Rapids, Wis, with his
wife aud family on Tuesday evening.
The two families have gone out to
Pickerel lake where they will spend a
couple o. three days.
Frank Sears, who has been visiting
at his old home in Illinois for a couple
of weeks, returned home last Saturday
evening. His mother accompanied
him and will spend most of the summer
in Webster and vicinity.
A party of the G. NJ. & St. p. rail
road surveyors arrived in the city Tues
day and will, we are informed run a
line to WATERFOWL. j. A. Baker, chief
assistant engineer of the Milwaukee
system is in charge of the party.
County Treasurer Wickre spent Mon
day and Tuesday at his farm in Inde-
pendence township. He reports a Won
derfnl crop of Jersey Red pigs this
spring-four sows with fourty-two
young ones. A pretty good increase.
Sidney Ryan, for some time a clerk
in Lacey's drug store, left this morn
ing for his home at Howard, He will
shortly go to the black hills to remain.
j. l.. Chard, of Webster, takes his
place ere.-Aberdeen News May IA.
Rev. Hunt, formerly pastor of the
congregational church of this city, was
in Webster the first of this week and
loaded his household goods and shipped
them to Harvard, Neb., where he has
been called to preach the coming year.
Arrangements are being made for a
nice program for the services Decora-
ton day. The members of the G.. A.
r. and their friends will decorate the
graves at the cemeteries in the morn
ing and the other services will be held
at the opera house in the afternoon.
The telephone company is preparing
to issue a new directory the first of
June. Prospective subscribers are
requested to hand their names into the
telephone Office before May 25th so that
their names may be put in the new
directory.
If you are intending to build any
thing this spring we can sell you your
hardware as cheap, or cheaper. than
anybody, having bought our builders
hardware before the advance, we are on
the inside track, and intend to keep it.
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William I. Markhus, special agent Of
the Providence Insurance company Of
Washington, d. c., was here from
WilmAr, Mimi, for a few days this
week visiting ct the home Of his uncle,
T. e. Egge, chasier Of the Security
bank.
John Il. Haugen and wife went up to
Webeter last Saturday for q short visit
with relatives. They returned home
Tuesday and were accompanied by Mr.
Haugen's father. Il. 7. Haugen, or
Webster, who will visit here for some
time 1t the home Of his son.-Dell
Rapids Times.
All lovers Of music should attend the
operetta ss9~rasshopper" 1t the home Of
Mrs. D. B. Compton Tuesday evening,
Nay - The entertainment will be
under the auspices Of St. Masy's guild.
Refreshments viii Be- served and : most
enjoyable evening y anticipated. An
invitation = extended to everybody to
come and participated.