Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-11

Wyman Rider has some.nice seed fla,
which he raised on breaking.for..sale.
Food and Dairy Commissioner Small
has been having lovely time this week
visiting the country stores and cream
cries in Roberts and Marshall counties.
He drove from Sisseton to Britton Tues.
day.
William Egeland, who spent couple
of days with relatives and friends in
business in Minneapolis last Friday
night. Will is making first class real
estate man.
Wanted-Men and women to handle
our high grade line of toilet prepara-
tions and fiavoring extracts Salary
and commission. LeMairePerfumeCo +,
room, 10, Telephone building, Aberdeen,
@. +. Smith, representative.
w. G.. Warner came in from the lake
Friday. He reports the hotel as doing
a good business,the weather considered,
but admits that there is not much
pleasure at the resort during rain
storm of two weeks duration
j. Cosgrove, manager of the Pol
matter Sisters Concert Orchestra COM
pany, was in this city this morning
arranging for an engagement for the
company in the near future. This COM
pany is one of the very best on the road.
The board of trustees of the New
York Life Insurance company, twenty
four III number, six of whom are
selected each year; are selected by the
policy holders, each member being
entitled to one vote either in person or
by proxy.
Owing to the rain. sleet, snow, mud
and few other inclemencies of the
weather, the most of the Webster's
business men took their dinners down
town Tuesday and remained at their
homes that evening after they arrived
there for supper.
Ole Oleson, who has several building
contracts in Bristol, went to that city
last week and remained all the week, |
butthe weather would not permit him
to work He fooled the weather man
this week for he did his loafing here
at home in Webster
0. w. Straw, representing the Car
penter Paper company, of Omaha, was
in this city Monday on business. Joe
was little handicapped on this trip for
his grips were lost, strayed or stolen in
Aberdeen just before the train left that
city Monday morning
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
will have supper and entertainment
at the Kading hall this evening. The
event is the result of wager. Some |
time since there were two sides of five
each started to get new members, the
side getting smaller number was to sup
ply q supper to the winning team.
The Cannon Ball bumped into
string Of dump cars few miles west of |
AcAO Auceuuy hitoxuOOu- TIC engineer
seems to have been running little wild |
and did not give the Dago surfacers
time to get their cars OF the track.
There was wild scramble Of sufacers
but no one was hurt. Bristol Tribune.
Word comes from Pickerel lake that
the high winds and the vast amount of |
water in the lake have forced an outlet
and that there IL now good connecting |
stream between Wsubay and PickereI /
lakes. II il only remains during the |
summer Il win make . great place for
the ANAL launches.
The following teachers Of the gradu-
atang olass Of the N. N. and I. g. have
been elected 10 teach II the Webster
schools; Mis Beaulah E, Sims. for
the advanced primary grade; Mis-
Kathryn Latta, for the sixth grade Miss |
Nora Cummins. for the seventh grade;
and Miss Ausustk Oyhus. - Aberdeen
News
President James Chalmers, Of the |
Brookings college, will deliver the
address e the Webster graduating !