Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-20

lake and reports fishing as being very
poor.-Bradley Globe.
All our crop experts who have been
driving in the country report that all
crops are in as good condition as they
have ever been and that they can find
no evidences of black rust.
The Weather being fine last Saturday
and Sunday large number of our peo-
pie awaited themselves of the oppor-
tunity for visiting the lakes. They
report the fishing very poor.
Doctors Cartwright, OsteO.
pathic physicians, will be at
Commercial on Tuesday and
Friday of each week. Acute and
chronic diseases treated.
Mr. and Mrs. HI. o. Dalen arrived
from Butler yesterday afternoon and
will make their home in Webster in the
future. They will be gladly welcomed
4 in our business and social circles.
Mrs. Anton Helligso and children
went up to Bristol Friday evening to
attend the Advent camp meeting. Mr..
Helligso drove up Saturday and accom-
panied the family home Sunday.
Miss Edna Lienlokken departed Fri
day for Minneapolis for a visit of a
couple of days, from there she went to
La Crosse where she will make her
home in the future with her sister
Marshal Gibson, of Waubay, was in
the city Tuesday looking for negro
who was charged with stealing shot
gun from farmer who lives south of
Waubay. He did not locate him here.
DIR. j. l.. Harris, of Webster, was
here Friday to assist DIR. Lull in the
amputation of Nels Johnson's little toe,
which,was shattered by an Indians
bullet the Wednesday before.-Wau-
bay Clipper.
Matthias Johnson is building a fine
residence on the corner of West street
and fifth avenue in the first ward.
When completed Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
will turn the farm over to the boys and
live in town.
Mrs. H. o. Wickre departed yester-
day morning for Ortonville for visit
of several days with relatives and
friends. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Bertha Tow, who is here
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Mrs. W. t. Colwell, of Webster, and
daughter, Mrs Roy Lee, of Parkston,
this state, who have been visiting Mrs
Peter III. Lee and family in this city for
the past two weeks, returned home
Tuesday. -Milbank Review.
In the encampment notes in the
WATERFOWL Public Opinion we find the
following: "Cadet Robert Arthur, of
Webster, son of Hon. John Arthur, is
in attendance on the camp. He is in
his second year at West Point.
The present week will see the cement
walk completed from the corner of the
Congregational church to the corner of
l.. G. Ochsenreiter's residence and it
makes a wonderful improvement in the
appearance of that part of the ciey.
Louis Wendt, of Racine township,
was in the city Saturday, and reports
very severe hail storm in his section
Thursday. About half of the grain
that had headed out was destroyed. Mr.
Wendt proved up on his homestead
Saturday.
Clerk of Courts Smith has issued
licenses to wed during the past week to
VIM. H. Chambers and Nina d. Wilson
both of Pierpont Theodore Runshaugen
and Sophia Knudson, both of Pierpont;
Anton Horst, Of Webster, and Julia
Suchy, of Waubay.
w. s. Hartsough, the automobile
man of Aberdeen, accompanied by his
brother, Walter, who now resides in
Minneapolis, arrived in the city Satur-
day. The boys went ont and spent the
day with d. B. Fish and family. They
are sons of d. M. Hartsough and
formerly resided in Webster.
Last Sunday VIM. Sheelar, the man
ager OF the Webster creamery, ran
silver in his finger. He pulled it out
and thought that was all there was to
it but the finger continued getting sore
and Wednesday he went to q doctor
who found that q well developed case
Of blood poisoning had set in and Mr..
Sheelar will be without the use of his
right hand for some time
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