Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-10-20

Macaroni or goose wheat has beer
given a new name by the Minneapolis
Board of Trade and is now known al
durum wheat. The Webster Mill Com.
pany are making their New Century
-four out of the choicest durum wheat
to be had. Sell your durum wheat t6
the mill.
A team ran away with Mons Kettle
son who resides in the southern part OF
the county, last Tuesday and when he
was thrown from the wagon he sus'
tanned a broken leg. d.. Haish was
called and dressed the injured member
and Mr.. Kettleson is getting along
nicely at this writing.
John Williams, cashier of the Farm.
ers and Merchants bank, returned to
Minneapolis last week for medica.
treatment. DR.. P. ID. Peabody, who
accompanied Mr.. Williams to the city
and remained for a few days with him,
returned home Sunday morning and
brought very encouraging reports OF
Mr.. Williams condition.
The first of the series of the three
entertainments under the auspices OF
the Women's Thursday Club will be
given at the opera house Saturday
evening, October %, by the Dixie
jubilee Singers. The proceeds are for
the public library fund and should
receive the patronage from all of our
public spirited citizens.
The work OF the new city well came
to a stand still this week when water
was struck. Pumps were put to work
and it was found that a good supply of
water was present and another pump
was ordered so the well can be
thoroughly tested. The experts say
that it is artesian and that the supply
will be sufficient to supply the demands
of this city.
Three little boys last Sunday broke
into as many places of business and
took on much money and goods. They
were detected Monday and were put in
the city Jail and kept for a few days.
1t is a very severe lesson and we hope
that the little boys will profit by it and
it should be a good lesson to all other
boys who have a desire to take that
which does not belong to them.
Sam Calmenson. o. K. Olson, Geo.
Hammerbacher, Edward Block, j. G..
Garrick, John Wagner and w. Eman-
uel departed last week for their homes
in North Dakota. A great deal of
regret was expressed by their many
friends to lose all these young gentle
men in a bunch but what is our loss is
North Dakota's gain. If they had ONLY
located in this state they could have
secured capital transportation and visi-
ted with us once and a while.
Cards were received in this city last
morning which announced the
marriage at Bristol Wednesday evening
of Miss Julia Serum and @. G. Rieger.
Miss Serum lived in this city for
several years during the time her father
was register of deeds and has since been
considered one of Webster's most pop
ular young ladies. She is comely and
pleasant and has all the accomplish
ments that go to make a splendid help
mate. Mr.. Rieger is manager of the
Plato Milling company i'll this city. He
is an exemplary young business man
and during his residence here has made
hosts Of friends. All Webster will
unite i'll wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ricger
the best that can come in this life con-
tract.
Last Saturday Prof. Pull, the hypont-
list who was giving an entertainment
here that evening, and his assistant Mr..
Williams, decided to go out hunting
for a few hours in the afternoon. After
they had gone Game Warden Chapman
discovered that they had no license to
hunt in this state. Mr.. Chapman
waited upon the balance of the CON-
pany and informed them that it would
be necessary for some one to go up to
the court house and take out license or
he would have 10 go out and arrest the
two gentlemen. A protest of course
was entered but the game warden
remained firm SO in a short time the
county treasurer of Day county was ten
dollars better off and Prof. Pull and
Mr.. Williams now have a legal right to
hunt anywhere in South Dakota the
Of this year.
MI. Bjerke Withoraws.