Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-10

Miss Addie McKennett returned
Tuesday evening from Idaho Falls,
Idaho, where she has been engaged as
teacher in the city schools.
FOR SALE--A thirty room furnished
hotel with bath room and toilet room.
All modern improvements. Good barn.
Large yard. Inquire at this Office.
Mrs. Geo. Harrington, who has been
in poor health for several weeks, went
to Webster lest week where she will be
under the care of DIR. Harris. -Bradley
Globe.
The brick walks are being laid around
the depot this week. When the work
at our station is completed everything
will be up to date. Now we need a
new depot.
The city is building cement cross
ing across Railroad avenue on the east
side of Main street, which starts the
line of walks to be built to the south
end of town.
Will Tollefson, who has been confined
to his room suffering from an abcess on
his foot, is able to be out again and
will soon resume his duties at the
Cowan drug store.
Doctors Cartwright, osteo.
pathic physicians, will be at
Commercial on Tuesday and
Friday of each week. Acute and
chronic diseases treated.
Miss Irene and Cadet Robert Arthur
entertained large party of young peo-
pie at their home Wednesday evening.
Dainty refreshments were served and
all present report delightful evening
Miss Hannah Peterson, resigned her
position at the Health Home hospital
and departed for Bristol Friday even
ing where she will visit for several
days and then will go to her home in
Hawaarden, La.
On August Clerk of Courts Smith
issued licenses to wed to Christian
Markrud and Olitte T. Haugen, of
Lounsberry; on August to Andrew L.
/ Gunderson aud Caroline K Haugen,
of Lynn, and Andrew p. Hawkins and
Myrtle II. Baker, of Waubay.
Baptismal service and reception of
members at the Methodirt church San
day morning. Rev. A. NJ Hardness, of
Santa Rosa, N. NJ, will preach in the
evening and illustrate Rev. O. M.
/ Sheldon's popular book "In His Steps"
with fifty stereoptican views. SPECIAL
| invitation to all to be present.
/ Miss Florence Small entertained q
company of friends at Polly Tea Fri
day afternoon. Prizes were awarded
Misses Bessie Small and Andrea ABBY.
After the guests had been served with
lunch they returned to their various
homes loud in their praises of the
pleasant afternoon they had spent
Wednesday afternoon Robert Efnor
came near receiving serious INJURY
while driving in with load of hay.
As he turned to the barn the rack struck
post throwing Mr.. Efnor from the
load to the cement walk. He did not
receive serious injury more than a bad
jar. He considers it very lucky
escape.
BY installing bottle of virulent
poison for cough syrup, O. B. Knott
came near crossing the great divide
Monday evening. He discovered his
mistake the moment the liquid touched
his throat and Immediately summoned
medical aid. A stomach pump was
brought into requisition and the poison
removed before 1t had time to take
effect. Mr.. Knott does not feel any
bad effect from his experience except
very sore throat. The poison was
combination of carbolic acid, iodyne,
aconite and a couple more not less
unwelcome to mans internal organs
and is used in a respirator. 1t is safe
to say that it won't get mixed up with
the medicine bottle again. Bristol Tri-
bune.