Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-21

the points that has created such a
demand for our made-to-order mems
suits Call and see our elegant line of
samples. We guarantee fit at H. G.
Tegtmeier's
Mrs. Smith, who has made her home
for several years with her father. ]. T.
Goodwin, departed Friday night for
Minneapolis where she will make her
future home. Her little son accom-
panied her. The lady will be greatly
missed by her many Webster friends.
s. Berley Milton, formerly private
secretary to Congressman Picker and
editor of the Redfield Journal Observer
but now employed with the Evening
Star at Washington. d. c., was in this
city the first of the week visiting rela-
tives of his wife who was the daughter
of the late Albert Barse.
Frank Paul returned Saturday night
from his homestead at Hague, n. ID.
He finished his threshing while there
His flax went 10 bushels to the acre and
his wheat IL bushels. He brought home
with him cabbage weighing II pounds
raised by his neighbor Frank Hueb
He reports Rudolph Mireau and family
well and happy.
Tuesday ell of the Old timers of Web
ster were rejoiced to see the genial face
of John Norton on the street after an
absence of eight months in Maine. Mr..
Norton came very near crossing to the
great beyond with large carbuncle on
the back of his neck, but thanks to
careful nursing and good medi cal treat
ment he has fully recovered and is his
same old self again.
Christ Peterson, who lives fifteen
miles south of this city, tried to stop a
team that was running away with a
load of wheat and was knocked down
and run over by the load and his body
was severely crushed, his ribs being
broken loose from the back bone. DR..
Herman was called and dressed the
injured man and he is doing as well as
could be expected at this time.
The household goods of County
Auditor Rexford have arrived and that
genial gentleman is himself at present
arranging them in the residence belong
ing to Mrs Norton between her resi-
dence and the home of j. T. Goodwin
and as soon as the house is arranged
Mrs. Rexford will arrive and preside
over it. Mrs. Rexford will be a well
come member OF Webster society.
wv. A. Kinzie, an expert piano
tuner who has had years of ex-
perience with pianos, has decid-
ed to make regular trips to Web
ster twice year and is in the
city at present. Parties desir-
ing work in this line can leave
orders at Ha1bkat's drug store.
All orders will receive prompt
E Last week the many friends of Super
intendent Lockwood of the city light
and power plant We're surprised to learn
that he was married in st. Paul on
Tuesday to Miss Shock The bride
is well and favorably known in
this city having made her home here for
for several months and made great
many friends who will rejoice that she
has returned to take up her permanent
residence here. MIR. Lockwood is a
most capable and competent official and
a very worthy gentleman. That the
couple may have life of complete
happiness filled with plenty is the wish
of all.
At the call of Supt. Leach, of Sioux
Falls, the state secretary OF the Sunday
Scholl Association of all denominations,
there will be county Sunday school
convention in Webster next Sunday.
The morning and afternoon sessions
will be held in the Congregational
church, and the evening session IN the
Methodist church. At the morning
session Supt. Leach will deliver an
important address on some phase OF
Sunday school work. In the afternoon
session there will be several papers ana
short addresses by Sunday school work
ers in Webster and other towns, closing
with conference on plans and methods
conducted by Supt Leach. In the eve
ming session there will be short devo-
tionai service, after which County supt'
Hetley and Mr.. Leach will give short
addresses. followed by the main address
g tho evening by Pres. H. Sell, OF Red
~. All cordially invited.