Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-11-23


Anderson have dissolved. We are glat
to state that both gentlemen will con
tinue to make their homes in Webster
Gus Bach, the commissioner o
school and public lands, was a visitor IL
this city on Tuesday. He was lookins
over the Day county lands that belong
to the state and estimating their value
Usual services in the Congregations
church at III o'clock, followed by Sun
day school at IL o'clock, union services
in the evening in charge of the w. @
T. y. All are invited.
Tuesday evening twenty-six OF Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Sheelar's neighborinG
friends pleasantly surprised them al
their home south of town. Games were
played and refreshments served, and all
enjoyed a good time.
Yes, DIR. J. s. GoOdmansOn will
be at his Office in the Tegtmeier
building November 3Oth and
December l., and 3. If your
teeth need any fixing see him,
he is the best dentist.
Mrs. II f. Denton entertained a few
of her lady friends at her home in this
city last Saturday Modesty forbids Us
saying what a nice time they had and
how thew remained until they compelled
us to go without our supper.
Mrs J E McFadden went 10 Farm
ington, Mimi Saturday in response to
a message announcing the serious ill
of her mother, Mrs. James Stocking
A letter from Mrs. McFadden nou
ces that her mother is improving.
Holiday excursion tickets on sale Dec.
23-24-25- 30and 81, at one and one third
fare for round trip regardless of dis
distance limit. Good returning Jan. A,
1906
E. A. Bradley, agent.
H. 0. Wickre last week shipped one
of his celebrated Duroc Jersey hogs to
Herman Fertin a prominent stock man
of Salix, Iowa. and the gentleman is so
well pleased with the animal that he
has ordered another, and thinks he will
need several more,
November 3Oth and Decem-
Der L, and 3 are the dates of
the next visit of DIR. J. 5. Good
manson to this city, and if your
teeth need any repairs see him
at his office in the Tegtmeier
building. He is the best dentist.
Services Thanksgiving day in St
Mary's Episcopal church at 10 o'clock a.
m, collection for the Children's Home
at Sioux Falls will be taken. 1t is
hoped a generous response will be made
TO this appeal. The public are welcome
to these services. Rev. HI. N. Tragett.
This morning at the home of the
groom occurred the marriage of Chas.
Fredin and Miss Sophia Conrad, Judge
Lund officiating. After the ceremony
an excellent dinner was served which
was partaken of by the members of the
immediate family and the wedding
Last Friday night the Sophomores
entertained at the home of
Lawrence Visit. The front rooms were
decorated with the class colors, purple
and white. The evening was spent
music and reading. Refreshments
were served. All report an enjoyable
evening.
q. f.. Wilson returned from Aberdeen
Tuesday morning and has again accepted
l position in this Office. Earl always
lad an idea that he wanted to work ON
! daily. He has been cured and will
low be content with the quiet life
'fforded by a country town. We are
ylad to get him back.
AT the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. g.
Sickles, who reside near Butler, there
a pretty and quiet wedding
It noon. Wednesday, November Is
when their daughter Josie, was
united in marriage to Joe Lawrence
Rev. ]. s. Hardness performe ed the cere-
nony. The people Of this vicinity
'xtend congratulations.
Four operations were performed at
he Health Home in this city this week
~ Doctors H. A. and p. d. Peabody.
Every one Of which were successful and
III patients are doing nicely. The
were; Frank Buckley, Mrs.
Johnson. of Pierpont, Mrs. Chrrles
hartman and Anna Chizmowski.
Roy Fish and Tim Lightizer were
AIKEN before Justice Sheldon Tuesday
afternoon and we're fined % and costs
ZACH for running their horses on Main
'treet. This had been practiced before
~ the boys and they were cautioned
,ut did not mind. The lesson this week
will probably impress this more firmly
apon their minds.
George Barney. of the commissioner
achool and pnhlio laude ofeoa wo..i