Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-19

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Eugene Huntington. OF Webster.
aep..y collector of Internal revenue for
this district. visited the internsl revenue
Office IN business Tuesdsy-Aberdeen
News. |
A.. C. Davis, the bonanza farmer of
Strand, was In the city Thursday. He
Informs Us that he will move Into Wau.
bay next month to reside, having
rented his farm.
DR.. ID. E. Rouse came dp from Elk
Point Friday and remained in this city
visiting his acquaintance until Tues
day morning, he was the suest Of his
~father-in- law DIR. II. A. Peabody.
A. +. Miliigan, general agent for the
81. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
company, was in the city Tuesday and
in company with local agent Compton
was looking over the ~oompanys' risks
here.
If you want a loan upon land
In Day county, apply at the
Farmers and Merchants bank.
They will satisfy you as to the
rate of interest and privilege of
payment.
If you want fine dental work done,
work that will last, go TO DR.. Good
manson. He will be in Webster at his
Office in the Tegtmeier block January
80, "a and %.
q. l.. Plaut was in the city last week
in the interest of the Minneapolis Jour
nal. Mr.. Plant will look after the cir
culation of the Journal in South Dakota
in the future, with headquarters at
Aberdeen.
Wanted-YouDg man from Day
county to prepare for desirable position
in Govt. Mail Service. Salary $500.
Rapid promotion to $500. Splendid
opportunity. Address @. w. Box One,
Ceder Rapids, Iowa.
The members of coteau Lodge No. 81
A. +. and A. NJ, should bear in mind
that Grand Lecturer Ives will be in the
city aud conduct lodges of instruction
Friday aud Saturday nights of this week
a full attendance is expected.
Mable Irene, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs B. Unke died Sunday morning.
The funeral was held at the German
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at
one o'clock. The family have the heart
felt sympathy of many friends.
j. w. Abbott, is confined to his room
at his home in this city, by a severe
cold contracted while at the capital
However he expects to be able to return
to Pierre and resume his dulles as
postmaster of the house in a few. days.
The band boys say they appreciate
such visitors as John H. Lund at their
tossed an real dollar TO the treasurer.
Such things as this go to buy the
material necessary to make a good band.
o. X Olson, the new manager of the
COOPERATIVE lumber yard, reports
that quite q number of people are
already making plans and estimates on
buildings TO be put up next season. The
building season promises to be fairly
active in Bristol and viclnity.-Bristol
Tribune.
Last Thursday evening a number of
young people gathered at the Dustrud
home to assist Miss Alma Munsen and
Will Tollefson celebrate their birth
days. The evening was most happily
spent by all present who departed dur
ing the early hour after delicate refresh
ments were served.
The dances given by the clubs and
societies here this week were not so
well attentied. The dance given by the
Imperial Orchestra Tuesday evening
was up to the standard but with a small
crowd. Monday night the masquerade
was not well p~atronized and as a finan-
cial success was poor. Wednesday
uiSut Vic luLnucto uduCc WdS we'll
attended and all enjoyed the evening.
Frank Sears, states attorney, Is now
comfortably aud conveniently located
in the court house, and now has one of
the best appointed offices in the build
ing, q door has been cut through
between the judges private room and
the attorneys reception room, this gives
Mr.. Sears q reception room, private
Office, consultation room and stenog-
raphers Office. The whole suit is taste
fully arranged and nicely furnished.
AR and Mrs. L. Sherwood, of Web
ster. s. D.. are visiting at the Helm
miller home north Of town. Mrs. 8. is q
sister TO Mrs. Heinmiller and the Two
had not seen each other for Is years
and Il was q happy reunion. When
they left Cresco, Iowa, last Monday it
was showing and blowing and 1t put
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