Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27

LOST-Gold class pin with the initials
M. T. M" on back. Finder please
leave at this office and if owner is not
broke will hand you quarter.
Mr. and Mrs c. f. Black aud daugh-
ter, Miss Augusta Rick and Miss
Anna Guyser came up from Waubay
Saturday to attend the carnival.
DIR. ]. S. Goodmanson, who spent last
week looking after his extensive prac-
tice in this city, departedMonday morn
ing on professional visit to Java.
The T. l. Cash Carnival company
claim that in all the country they have
travelled over they have not found a
better laundry than the one here in our
city.
T. j. Dyke returned Monday from an
extended business trip through Mime
sofa and Iowa. He reports that crops
were looking good every place he
travelled
Mrs. VIM. Mahaney and baby son,
returned to Webster Wednesday even
ing after short visit with Grandma
Graham at the Westmire home.-And-
over Gazette.
John Williams, vice president of the
Farmers aud Merchants bank, was a
business visitor in Andover yesterday
He reports crops in excellent condition
in that locality.
The Webster Steam Laundry is ship
ping large amount of laundry to
Morris, Mimi, this week, to the Cash
Carnival company. They say the work
is strictly o. X.
Miss Mae Crofoot, who has spent the
past school year teaching in North
Dakota, returned home last week and
will spend her vacation with her mother
in North Webster.
F. A. Aver, of the I. ] pykeAbstract
and Title company of this city, departed
Monday night on business and
pleasure trip to his former home at
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Mrs s. O. Swan and children visited
at the Curtiss home this week. Her
husband joined her Tuesday and they
returned to their home in Bradley
Thursday morning.
w. j. Ellwood. of Andover, has
rented Office rooms in the Brooberg
block, and will doubtless Join the legal
ranks OF Groton in the near future
Groton Independent.
Miss Bessie Patterson, who spent last
week visiting friends i'll this city and
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Demmery, returned to her home in
Faux county Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Walsh and daughter,
Miss Sadie, OF Milbank, parents aud sis
ter of Mrs. George Hammerbacher,
arrived Wednesday evening for a visit
with Webster relatives.
Doctors Cartwright, osteo-
pathic physicians, will be at
Commercial on Tuesday and
Friday of each week. Acute and
chronic diseases treated.
Mrs. Sauter, Mrs Conley's sister an d
Miss Margaret Conley, Mr.. Conley's
sister, of ST. Paul. arrived in the city
Tuesday morning to attend the funeral
of their niece Miss Florence Conley.
The Webster Mill company is bound
to have the best wheat there is for mill
ing purposes. Their latest purchase is
two cars OF Oklahoma wheat which is
said to be The finest there is grown.
The entire compensation of the great
est president of the greatest life insur
ance company in the world, John A.
Mccall, of the New York Life. equals
ten cents year for each policy holder.
Miss Ida Kruger. who has been
in Lees Cash Store the past
year, left Monday for Aberdeen, where
she has secured position in the Sher-
man House department store. The
best wishes OF her Britton friends 60
with her. -Britton Sentinel.