Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-06-22

Miss Gurtrude Marsh, a Webste
teacher, was chosen for the gram ma
school at meeting of the board Mon
day night, and has accepted. -Groto
Independent.
Mrs. George A. Pettigrew and daugh
ter, Addie, after spending few days il
this city with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G
Levoy, returned to their home at Siou,
Falls Tuesday.
{, Miss Sadie Thurman, who was seri.
ously i'll for couple of weeks with {
threatened attack of typhoid fever, hal
sufficiently received TO be at her desk IN
| Z. Cross office
Rev. ]. L. Blanks, wife and daughter
arrived Tuesday evening from theil
home at Pleasant Hill, Tenn, for an
extended visit at the home of Mrs.
Blanks mother, Mrs. E. H. Belts.
j. @. Williams got home Friday from
"SDotci WIicic Hc has hdu 'iciiShtiu]
visit They do say he can tell some
good fish stories. He looks az if he
enjoyed his outing. Pierre Dakotan.
Mrs. McCorkey, of Inwood, Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Pierpont, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bezanson, of Butler, are
relatives visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Sherwood in this city for a
few days.
Monday while Merit Flanders was
hauling some of the material for the
new school house one of the wheels of
his wagon broke through over the old
sewer on Main street and dropped down
to the hub.
The street and alley committee of the
city council is making improvements on
the streets of Webster as rapidly as the
weather will permit, and hopes bv the
close of summer to have them in first
class condition.
Captain A. E. Watson came in from
summer home at Pickerel lake Monda
evening and remained until Wednes-
day. Mrs. Gilmor and daughter, Miss
Kate, returned to the lake with him for
a brief outing
Thomas Conley and family, of this
city, have moved to large farm that
they own near Bristol and will make
their home there in the future. The best
wishes Of hosts of Webster friends will
accompany them.
Theodore Malmberg, who was COM
PEELED by ill health to remain in a Min
neapolis hospital for many weeks, came
home to Webster last Friday and we
are glad to say is on the high road to a
complete recovery.
The Congregational and Methodist
churches are holding union Sunday
evening services preparatory to the
great revival which commences July 8.
Meeting will be held in the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
the Woman's Thursday Club of this
city departed this morning for Waubay
where the members will spend the day
They will hold their meeting with Mrs.
Sherman Lull and be entertained at
luncheon by Mrs. G. 8. Maynard.
Mrs. d. e. Wallace, Of Long Beach. |
Jal., arrived in this city last night to |
spend some time visiting her son, e. w. |
Taylor. She came to this city from Mil
'ank, where she had been visiting for
ome time. Aberdeen News, Friday.
The Sisters hospital, Of this city, has
purchased the old st. Johns hospital |
rom the Fullmer estate and as soon as
hey obtain possession win put it in the
lest possible condition for q modern
lospital and move there from the pres
mt location.
Charles Hawkinron, who was q well
expected resident Of Bristol for many
ears up to a year ago when he moved
> Minneapolis, died in that city Tues
ay evening from appendicitis. The
arvviing relatives viii have the sympa- ,
~ Of . large circle Of Day county
'iends in their nad bereavement