Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-02-11

removes teeth without pain.
In conversation with a gentleman
from North Dakota he said in his Sec
ton they had two weeks of forty below.
We are far enough north, thanks.
Mrs. S. w. Huntington, who spent q
couple of weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. p. ID. Peabody, in this city, has
returned to her home in Aberdeen.
A. u. Granstrom, of Roslyn, returned
this morning, from a weeks visit with
his brother in Wisconsin. A. u. says
it was extreamly cold down there.
Don't buy a smut machiue for eight
or ten dollars when you can buy one for
SIS. 90 that is guaranteed to kill all the
smut or money refunded. Carlson &
Hunter.
A. G.. Somers, who was speaker of the
| South Dakota house of representatives
for two terms, was n visitor in this city
for a couple of days this week from
Milbank.
Archie Flanders came over from
Webster Saturday and is renewing
acquaintance this week. This is
Archie's first visit in nearly two years.
-Pierpont Signal.
Miss Bertha Derrick was Il visitor
with the family of her mother, Mrs. w.
G.. Warner, the first of this week. She
returned to Watertown. where she has
a position, Monday.
w. q. Hart, of Aberdeen, was in
Webster the first OF the week. He was
making some repairs on the long dis
lance telephone line necessitated by the
storms of last week.
w. j. Nugget returned Wednesday
morning from Sioux City, where he
went the last of last week with a bunch
of cattle. He reports "A very good sale
considering going prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Williams and
little daughter have returned from their
from their eastern trip. During their
absence they visited the nations capital,
Washington for a few days.
Miss Grace Demmery, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.. Demmery, of this
city, has gone to the former home of the
family at Faulkton where she will visit
relatives::and friends for a month.
The coal and ice men are reaping
their harvest now. The ice man is
storing his to make you weep lex sum
mer about the time You ommence to
recover from the grief caused by the
coal man.
Theodore Anderberg, who has been in
the elevator business for Williams
Brothers at Sisseton and Lily in the
past year, has arrived in this city and
accepted a position in that firms lum-
Der yard.
DR.. II. A. Peabody, of Webster, s. ID.
visited at the home of the editor yester-
day and today. He is on his way east
to spend a few months looking up the
latest surgical and hospital methods
Ponca, Neb. Journal.
VIM. Chambers resigned his position
with the Williams Lumber company, at
Wooster last week to accept a position
with a lumber company at iceland, N.
ID. He leaves today to assume his
duties. Pierpont Signal.
Walter Colby, who accompanied the
remains of his father, the late A. M.
Colby, here from Fordland, Mo-, last
Tuesday, returned to his home in Mis-
souri, Wednesday morning. He reports
that his mother is very i'll.
Day county's new $50, 900 court house
at Webster is completed and Judge Nc
Coy is holding court there this week.
1t is one Of the finest court houses in
the state, and the citizens of Day county
are justly proud of it.-Conde News.
The furniture for the Episcopal
church arrived last week and has been
put in position. 1t is said to be the
finest in the city of Webster. The fur
niture was purchased for the church
through the efforts Of ST. Mary's Guild.
S. H. Elrod, of Clark, was a visitor
in Webster Wednesday. Mr.. Elrod has
decided to become a candidate for the
republican nomination for governor and
is looking up matters a little along
that line i'll these parts. We acknowl-
edge a~3pleasant call.
b. A. Walton came over from Web
ster Saturday night to spend Sunday at
home. Mr.. Walton does not yet know
when he will remove his home to Web
ster, as houses are hard to find in the
Day county capital. News,
Monday.
Court Stenographer +. K. Granger
came over from Webster Saturday night
to spend Sunday Mt home. The present
session of circuit court at Webster will
probably last all this week. Court will
convene at Sisseton on Tuesday of next
week. Aberdeen News, Monday.
County Treasurer III. o. Wickre was