Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-06-15

Harry w. Peck. of Fargo, represent
ing the Smith Premier Typewriter
company, was calling on Webster bust
ness men Tuesday.
Miss Vera Russell, of Montivideo,
Mimi, Iarrived Wednesday and VIII
make her home with her aunt, Mrs. ID.
Curtiss, for the summer.
Thomas Candy, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ D. Candy, departed Tuesday morn
ing for an extended visit with his grand
father at LeMars, Iowa.
Mrs. T. f. Egge departed Monday
morning for Sioux Falls where she rep
resented st. Mary's church at the state
meeting of Episcopalians.
Thomas Johnson, who was seriously
ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
NJ. d. Candy, for several weeks, is very
much improved at present.
Mrs. Granger, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Howell, at
Glendale, N. d., for several weeks,
came home Monday morning.
Miss Swayze, of Groton, while on her
way to visit relatives in Pana, ILL.,,
stopped off Saturday and remained over
Sunday with Webster friends.
Mrs Hardness, wife of the Methodist
pastor at Webster, is visiting in the city
this week with her mother, Mrs. Wentz
Watertown Public Opinion.
Potter & Garrick are erecting large
building on their lot next to the eleva-
tor which will be used for a feed and
and grist mill when complete d.
Richard Russell departed for Mime
apolis Monday night. "Dick" went in
search of employment and hopes to
make his future home in the city.
Mrs. Don Art and daughter, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Terpena in Aberdeen for several days,
returned home Wednesday night.
Judge d. w. Hussong has sufficiently
recovered from his attendance at the
Summit encampment to be at his post
of duty in Rommel's billiard hall.
Assessor Malm berg is busy at present
taking the census of the city. Should
he fail to find you, look him up and get
your name ON his registration list.
II is time the street sprinkler was at
work, and we believe that all the tax
payers-and not the storekeepers alone
should be made to foot the bills.
Agent Bradley has been notified to
get the sidetracks cleared for sixty
cars on circus day. They can carry
quite show in that number of cars.
Rev. H. Nelson Tragitt attended the
meeting of the Episcopal clergymen OF
this state at Sioux Falls this week. He
was on the program for discussion.
Sheriff Gross is grading down hii
home residence lots and making many
other improvents. He will soon have
one OF the prettiest places in the city.
| David Williams is grading the bloch
just north J. T. Goodwin's residence
and getting it ready for . handsome
residence that he will build next year
Having assumed full control Of tn
Webster Steam Laundry ! solicit tria
of your work in this line. All laundr,
cash on delivery. H o. Fish. Manager
/ Any one desiring to sell their resi-
dence property in Webster will find i
to their interest to list with Dalen'
Land Agency, room Tegtmeier build
ing.
Mrs. s. w. Huntington returned d
her home in Aberdeen last Saturda,
after brief visit with her daughter
who were taking an outing at Pickere
lake.
The Old Settlers meeting win be hel,
in Briatol on Wednesday, June 81, 1905
instead Of on Tuesday, June 20, as wa
previousiy announced. The oommitte
10 arranging IN excellent program an,
haveisecured large number OF nrst
class Attractions for The day.