Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27

|1lFOR SALE-My entire household
furniture. Good bed room suit, good
extension table, three good stoves and
many other articles. You can see
them at the Rowlee house. G. E.
Stockman.
Rev. DIR. J. M. Campbell, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, and DIR. H.
E. McNutt left this morning for Pick
erel lake, where they will spend the
remainder of the week fishing. -Aber-
deem News Tuesday.
@. H. Haring has arrived in Day
county and taken up a residence in
Bristol where he will follow his pro-
fession of lawyer. Mr.. Haring comes
highly recommended as q professional
man and gentleman.
Isaac Lincoln went to Webster this
morning to attend regular meeting of
the board of directors of the First State
Bank at that place. He returned this
afternoon on the cannon ball --Aber-
deem News, Thursday.
Frank Anderson returned Tuesday
night from Minnesota where he was
called by the illness of his father Mr..
Anderson reports his father as no better
and that Mrs. Anderson will remain
there for time and assist in his care.
Charles w. Wright returned from
North Dakota where he has been farm
ing this spring and summer. Tuesday
night he accepted the position as super
intendent of the poor farm to which
position he was appointed at recent
meeting of the county commissioners.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ochsenreiter, of
Webster, accompanied by Mrs. Ochsen-
reiter's sister, Mrs. M. j. Brennan, of
McGregor, Iowa, are in the city today
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Rock.
Mrs. Brennan's husband was formerly
the road master on the Jim river divi-
sion of the Milwaukee at the period of
Mr.. Stapleton's superintendency. -Aber-
deem News.
George Bolles returned last night
from trip Of several days throu gh
Dav and adjoining counties adjusting
hall losses which were sustained In
storm which visited that section Of the
country week ago today. He reports
several total losses about eight miles
north of Webster and number of par
tial losses all the way to the southeast
as far as Waubay. --Aberdeen News,
Thursday.
@, N. Harris, referee in bankruptcy,
yesterday heard the examination con-
Quoted by the creditors of the defunct
Carlson q Hunter firm, formerly deal
ers in farm machinery at Webster, to
determine whether the schedule con-
tanned all the items against the firm.
There Is some talk of getting the case
into the courts. The firm went through
bankruptcy some time ago. Aberdeen
News, Tuesday.
Col. Fred H. Russell. Of this city, has
received notice of the death Of his oldest
brother, Col. s, j. Russell, Of Sawtelle,
Cal. The deceased was born in 1920,
was member Of First Minnesota cav
airy during the civil war. He visited
here for several weeks about eight years
ago and will be remembered BY many
Of our citizens. Col. Fred Russell will
have the sympathy Of ~ Day county
people in the loss Of bis brother.
Father John Wulf arrived hons We'd
nesday from his trip TO his old home in
Germany. He was met It OrtonvilIe
BY Dean Mensins, Of Webster, Father
Of Big Stone, and Father
Helmbreoht. Of Frank who accompanied
him 70 Milbenk. During Father Wulf's
absence services In thia city have been
,onduc>ed By Father Hepporlse. Father
Wulf Will resume holding services next
Sunday morning = eight md tn
o'clock. Father Wulf Il locking Well |
ind repor>s delightful Will abroad. -
Nilbank Review.