Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-04

VIM. Egelsnd, who has been in the
city of st. Paul for several weeks
engaged in the real estate business,
arrived home for visit. Will reports
good business in the city.
Fred Philpert, Chris Nelson, H.Burk-
ness and Frank Gruby went to Aber-
deem Wednesday evening to join the
order of Eagles From reports we
Judge that the boy 5 got 1t all.
For Rent or Sale--A good house with
eight rooms. large garden and good
barn, cistern. Inquire of Emmett
Forbes for further particulars.
]. f. Tamplin, who has just recently
sold the Hull, Iowa, Index, stopped in
this city Tuesday for few hours. He
was on his way to North Dakota, where
! he has another location III view.
w. l. Doe, Treasurer of Day and
Marshall counties, before the division
in 1885, was in town on business We'd
nesday. He is working for a machine
firm at present.-Britton Jouanal.
| j w. McElderrv has received word
from his son, Harry, who is in the SER
vice of Uncle Sam IN the Philippines,
! that army life agrees with him and he
now weighs over two hundred pounds
J Mrs Norton has torn down the large
barn that stood on her residence lot and
is using the lumber in the construction
adjoining her home.
/ Swan Hallstrom, who had cataract
removed from his right eye last week
by Doctors Harris g. Herman, was in
the city yesterday and reports that he
| is getting along in fine shape.
| Last Sunday at the Catholic church
in this city was announced the coming
marriage of Edward ] Mccormick and
/ Miss Name Brass They are among
Webster's most popular young people.
! A telegram this morning conveyed
| the sad intelligence u. w. Abbott, of
the death of his sister, Mrs. H. H. Will
cox, at her late home in Albert Lea,
Mimi Wednesday. Mr. Abbott is feel
! ing so ill he is unable to attend the fun
eral
| G. E. Terpena, of Webster, travelling
collector for the Acme Harvester COM
pany, has moved his family to this city
where he will reside permanently. He
has purchased theTiffany house at 1924
South Washington street.-Aberdeen
! News
w D. Burcalow, formerly superin-
tendent of the city schools who is now
engaged in the insurance business in
WATERFOWL, was in this city Monday
and Tuesday looking after some bust
ness matters and visiting with his many
| friends.
Miss Foltz, who is employed as clerk
| in HI. @. Tegtmeier's store, while on a
visit TO the home of her parents, south of
this city, Sunday, had the misfortune
TO sprain her ankle and was compelled
TO remain at home for few days for
repairs.
All who heard Mr.. Farley agreed
that it was by far the best entertain
ment of its kind ever witnessed in
Akron-Akron, Iowa, Register He
will appear at the Congregatio
church in this city tomorrow, Friday,
evening.
Frank A. Brown. of The Aberdeen
Granite company, is in Webster today,
to put in bid for securing the contract
for furnishing the stone trimmings for
the new school building to be erected
there this ummer-Aberdeen New
Saturday.
Milton Edmund Farley gave an enter
tainment at Lyndale Congregational
church last Wednesday evening. Mr..
Farley showed great versatility and
was especially pleasing in his Impersona-
tons in Sheridan's Rivals and the
Closet scence from Hamlet. His cos
tune character sketches in the "Facial
Family aud also Before and After
Marriage" were much enjoyed. Min
peapolls Sunday Tribune. Mr. Farley
will appear at the Congregational
church tomorrow, Friday, evening