Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-11-02

evening, the occasion being the eigh-
teenth anniversary of her birthday.
Games were played and nice refresh
ments served and all had a merry even
ing.
Mrs. l.. H. Woodwork invited TWEEN
ty-four young people halloween night
as a surprise on her daughter Bernice
aud a most enjoyable time was had by
all present. Refreshments were served
ana the young people pronounce it a
great spread.
Willard Pope has sold his fine half
section of land to j. VanDerMeide,
Don't see how Mr.. V talked him into
it, or rather. out of it. But one thing
is certain, Mr.. V is a genuine hustler,
who knows no such word as fail
Andover Gazette.
A very pleasant surprise was had at
the home of the organist, Peter She
panski, of the Grenville church, last
Sunday evening, when the congregation
assembled to bid his new bride welcome.
Refreshments were served and ii very
nice time is reported.
Frank Look had the misfortune TO
lose his separator by fire last week
while threshing on the old McKinster
place sixteen miles southeast of this
city. Frank estimates the loss at $500
which is partially covered by insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
In the interest of my friends, some of
whom failed to find me, when they
needed my services lately, | repeat, my
friend M Weinstein always knows my
exact address, when l am away from
town and he is always in his store.
Rev. E. G. HI Peithman.
The Christian Endeavor society was
entertained a the E. A. Bradley home
Tuesday evening. Several halloween
games and songs furnished the amuse-
ments. Delicate refreshments were
served after which the members went
to their homes unanimous in saying the
evening had been very happy and pleas
n
A letter from Doctor Demmery brings
the information that he and his wife
arrived at Albian, Mich, Wednesday
Their train was wrecked ten miles east
of Milwaukee and hey received quite a
scare and were severely shaken up but
fortunately escaped without serious
injury.
leu lady friends of Mrs. r Efnor
pleasantly surprised her Monday after
in honor of her birthday. They
presented their hostess with a beautiful
gold berry spoon to commemorate the
occasion Five o'clock tea was served,
ana a most excellent time was enjoyed
by al present,
Mrs. George Cease and daughter left
for Chicago Monday nj Int where they
will make their future home. George
went down with some stock, he has
accepted a position as buyer in the stock
yards for a Chicago commission firm
Many Webster friends will wish Mr..
and Mrs. Cease success and happiness
in their new home.
1t is pleasing to US to see the con tin.
ued increase in u fuel business and
we wish to say to our patrons that we
have added more help to u force, thus
putting ourselves in a better position
than ever for prompt and careful SER
vice. Yours to please,
Potter & Gerrick.
A party consisting Of Col. J. b. San
born, Charles A. Sykes. r. r. Street
and A E. McCordie, of chicago, who
have spent several days at lake Enemy
Swim hunting, came in and went east
Wednesday night. They report a fin
time and good shooting, but that the
lakes are closed up an the shooting over
for this season.
The Harmony Lady Quartette, the
first number of the Epworth League
Lyceum course will be givin at the
Methodist church, in Webster, Wednes-
day, November 8th. The Trenton Mis-
souri, Republican has the following 10
say of the concert: ITO say it was a
most delightful concert would only be
expressing the general opinion of the
audience as manifested by the hearty
applause. Miss Gurtrude Kirksmith is
a superb performer on that rare and
lovely instrument, the viola, as well as
being a fine singer. Miss Maud Kirk
proved herself a thoroughly cap
able musician both as leader of the
quartette and as solo violinist, while
Miss Lillian Kirksmitb, the third mem
Der OF this sister trio, betrayed such
marvellous skill as a futiste as to create
establishment. She is doubtless the
performer in the west.
Miss Ruby Wheeler, purity Evangel-
LIST. will speak in the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening. Union