Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-03-01
DDITIONAL LOCA.

rank Lipenski. who was formerly a
Dent of this city, but who has spent
last two years in the west, arrived
Webster "Wednesday morning for a
of a few days.
heriff Gross and Deputies Chapman
Denny returned Friday morning
h Sioux Falls where they accom-
led the prisoners who were sent mp
he last term of the circuit court.
NJ. Mirras, the proprietor of the
Ebster candy factory, was a visitor in
bneapolis this week, where he went
purchase a soda water fountain and
Ter supplies for his new retail store.
letter from DR.. III. A. Peabody, who
been in Chicago for several weeks
ing a special course in the study of
.Xs ear. eve nose and throat, informs us
he will return TO Webster in the
future.
If o did not pay your taxes or half
hem yesterday you were assessed a
rSnt penalty on every dollar this morn
MD and a like penalty will follow on
WI first day of each and every month
f~fereafter until pal
Mrs. McKeown has received news of
kIIe death of her sister, Mrs. b. j..
Y<nulty, which occurred at Colorado
ings last Thursday. Mrs. McKeown
10 have the sympathy of all Webster
ffe nds in her hour of bereavement.
David Williams, of Webster, aud his
ratther, John, president and vice-presi
IN of the Farmers and Merchants
K of that city, were in Aberdeen
sterday on a SPORT business "trip -
Ek erdeen News, Monday.
Kate Gilmor entertained her
Midday School class from the Episcopal
oi<brc h at "a soap bubble" party last
anday afternoon and the little ones
a delightful time. Very nice
f reshments were served.
b. Mary's guild met last Thursday
ernoon with Mrs. Rexford and haG
ir usual business meeting. At the
Iose of the business meeting Mrs. Rex
l6fd sprung a surprise on the members
H3 serving delightful refreshments.
~ II. III. Mensing, who has been con-
Ned to his home for many months, has
Efficiently recovered TO be able with
h of a crutch to get down town yes
day. His many friends were very
ID to see him out again.
M. A. Culver, of Ortonville, was in
IA city Tuesday night and while here
Bed the deal for the foundation and
bne trimmings for the new residence
ich David Williams will built as soon
the weather will permit.
p G. Waughop on Tuesday trans
red his barber business to A. NJ. East
n and hat evening departed for Cal
Srnia to join his wife and they will
F nc IiCil HOiiS 4 tidN oNabC uhti viz
" RECEIVERS her health.
Ia. NJ. Eastman arrived from Wilmot
tesday morning and assumed the
h nagement of the II. @. Waughop
her shop, which he has purchased
is said to be a very desirable man in
ways, and he will meet with wei
lne and enjoy a good business in this
NNe r too busy to write am
4Q vertisement this week but
Match for the big advertisement
ne M week telling all about our
2<ock of clothing, dry goods,
Ness goods, shoes, gro :eries,
$c. Tegtmeier ~ Calmenson.
Mrs. Thum, who was taken to Web
r several weeks ago, has so far
covered that she is able to walk out
1me, and their many friends here will
pleased to learn that she and Mrs.
Pa Cowan will soon be back in Condo
ain.--Conde News.
Frank Sears returned Tuesday after
pon from Sisseton where he was attor-
y for the defense in the Fluke Indian
order case. The case was holly con-
kted but the jury brought in a verdict
guilty and the prisoner was sentenced
IA Sioux Falls for life.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj.
lockwood were initiated into the mys-
pies of the Eastern Star by Lois chap
In this city. The attendance was
rge and the ceremonies were enjoyed
all present. After the initlatory
remonies refreshments were served
p d a pleasant hour was spent i'll social
&%tercourse.
Ihe extreme lonesomeness of &. Nj.
tristan during the time he was in this
y as a partner with his brother in the
rber business has been explained. he
as married to a young lady in Ipswich
st week. Many Webster friends will
psh the young couple much prosperity
d happiness.
M When the offoarc ctortad for tba STA