Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-25

Mrs. w P. Huggett returned from
Montevideo, Mimi, Saturday evening,
where she was called by the illness OF
her mother who had sufficiently recov-
cred to be brought home.
w. G.. Warner came in from the lake
Monday and remained couple of days
of business. While here Mr.. Warner
disposed of half interest in his saloon
business to Simon Nelson.
Miss Mary Moore departed Friday
night for Cambria, Wis, where she
will join her parents Wednesday morn
ing and all will visit in Indiana and
Michigan before their return.
J. NJ. Giblin departed this week over
land for North Dakota where he expects
to put in several months during the
summer engaged in farm work. His
postoffice will be Ashley, n. D.
Miss May Meyers departed for Bryant
Saturday morning to visit her sister.
Mrs HUH, for short time. Sne and
her brother will start from there for
Nebras ka to visit with relatives.
George Honsen, who drives the wagon
for the Elevator Store, drove out to the
creamery Saturday morning. George
decided to walk back, and got the dray
10 pick up the pieces. Just runaway.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers andMerchants bank, is putting
cement walks in front of and around
his residence in the First ward, which
add very much to the beauty of the
place.
Mrs. @, E. Hyde and Mrs. L. Sher-
wood returned from Watertown Thurs
day night where they were attending
the grand lodge of the Degree of honor.
Mrs. Hyde was elected Grand Chief OF
Honor.
Miss Florence Small and Miss Edna
Lienlokken, of Webster, are the guests
of Miss Garcia Strauss for the week.
They are here to attend the graduation
exercises of the high school. Aberdeen
News Monday.
w. w. Sears, of Chattsworth, ILL.,,
father of our popular states attorney
was in town last Monday and favored
the Gazette with short visit. Lik,
his son he has way of making friends
I-Audover Gazette.
Theodore Munson has returned from
his visit to his former home in Mime
sofa and is again transacting busines
| for the MCCALL Webster company a
Holmquist, where he is manager o
their yards and elevator.
w. H. Chard, who has been agen
for the Lampert Lumber company sine
they commenced doing business in thi
city, resigned his position with tina
company Tuesday to accept a simila
position with Williams Brothers.
County Superintendent Hetley ma
returned from his attendance at tn
meeting of all the county superinten
dents of the state, which was held a
Pierre last week, and reports YER
) interesting and profitable meeting.
Ed. Bucanon arrived Tuesday fror
Sioux Fall to accept position in tn
John w. Tuthill Lumber compan
yards, Roy Webster having resigned !
take charge Of yards In Winford 70
i which place he leaves this evening.
= Ray varco, who has signed to pla
second base for the Grand Forks leagu
team, and who was left forward for I'll
/ last two years on the Minnesota varsit
basket ball team. was elected captai
Of the latter team for the coming season
II, H, 0. Dalen and wife drove ov<
: from Butler Wednesday and spent III
day in this city on business an
pleasure. Mr.. Dalen Is engaged in Il
banking and real estate business and
certainly hustler. He IL doing
great deal TO advertise tbs advantag,
Of this section Of South Dakota and
meeting with great SUCCESS n both HIM
OF business.