Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-09-07

Miss Ruth Nelson returned Saturday
morning from her extended visit at hel
home in Monticello, Iowa, and her
trip to Denver, Colorado.
Albert Smith, son of our clerk OF
courts, returned Monday evening from
Boice City, Idaho, where he has been
on the government servey.
Strayed-From my pasture south of
town, seven calves, different colors.
Please notify Jas Peterson & Company
Webster, and receive reward.
Henry Meyers and Miss Chapman. of
Webster, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad jackson Tuesday and
Wednesday Bradley Globe.
Mrs. J. r. Chapman entertained a
number of her friends Wednesday after
noon. Dainty refreshments were served
and all report pleasant time.
We are IN receipt of copy of the
premium list of the Roberts county fair
to be held at Sisseten September 2O-2l-
%. They are offering good premiums.
Christian Thompson and son, and X.
Meitvedt and son, of Paullina, Iowa,
have been visiting with HI. o. Wickre
in this city and loot ing over Day county
land
Rev. K. @. H. Peithman, the German
Lathern minister, of Webster, preached
in the school house two miles south
of Langford Sunday afternoon. Lang
ford Bugle.
Robt. Effnor, proprietor of the FIRST
Avenue livery barn, had wind mill
erected at the barn this week. He says
the South Dakotr breeze will save, him
lots of work.
The Doctors Cartwright, Osteepath
have arranged to visit Webster in the
future on Monday and Friday Of each
week. They can be found at the Hotel
Commercial.
e. A. Wearne will continue to sell
coal and wood at the old McKeown
stand and will also operate the grain
house heretofore operated by the Plato
Milling Company.
E. w. Taylor, Of the law firm of
Campbell 81 Taylor, of Aberdeen, spent
a few days in this part of the county
hunting. He returned to his home
Monday morning.
Will Tollefson, of Webster, 8. d..
who has been visiting with parents in
this city, left last Friday for visit
with his sister IN Cresco, Iowa.-Jack.
son fMinn. Republic.
Miss Marsh left Friday for Groton
where she was elected to teach in the
public schools for the coming year.
Her many friends in this city regret
that she decided to make this change.
CIV. Moulton is now at CampGroye.
ILL.,, and sends us copy Of the Camp
Grove News, a paper that ne has
recently started. The sheet proves
George to be the same hustler as when
he lived in Webster.
DR.. J. s. Goodmanson departed for
Duluth, Mimi, Monday morning where
he will visit his parents for few days,
from there he and Mrs. Goodmanson
will 90 TO International Falls for an
extended visit.
VIII Tollefson, who has been spend
ing several weeks at his old home IN
Jackson, hinn., and other points II
Minnesota and Iowa. returned Tuesday
evening and has resumed his duties &
the Cowan durs store.
Some local sports come in from !
hunt with the limit of birds vhils
others have poor luok. II q ell Inch. |
boys One local sport cams IN one AZ |
last week after an al days hunt and IS |
had game, too. Il W. hard q sscsr. |
tain.the exaot number. but q Iasl ~ |
truth vas out and 81 WAS learned that
one teal duok. We think that ~ msst
had tnhen pot shot whish 4 ae>inet
he FOOD sportomeu's yuIns.