Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-09-27

; The Thursday club held a very inter-
. ,ting meeting at the home of Mrs. +.
: '. Small this afternoon.
: Miss Anna Chilson returned from her
3 INNER home at Alexandria, Mimi,
: aturday morning she spent a few
: avs in Minneapolis visiting friends the
: rst of the week.
: Rev. G. Oleson has arrived in the
D ity and will preach ever other Sun
lay in Webster. He is a Swedish min
ster and alternate Sundays will preach
a New Sweden, Kidder township.
The bridge whist club was delight
ully entertained at the home of Mrs.
&. l.. Irwin yesterday afternoon, the
unca which was served in four courses
yas excellant, Mrs. H. G. Tegtemeier
von the prize.
Presiding Elder DR.. w. /. Graham
will preach at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening. Com
nunnion ssrvice at 11:00 a. m. Quar-
-erly conference will be held Saturday
evening. An invitation is extended to
all to attend these services.
Captain A. E. Watson came in from
Pickerel lake Monday and has beer
busy fixing up his Office and arranging
to op.n up for the fall business. He
having accepted the management OF
the Wisconsin Grain & Stock company's
business in Webster. The company will
put in a private wire and have an
operator in tn Office.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Cook and son,
Robert,of Springfield, Ontario, Canada,
arrived in this city Tuesday morning
and spent the day with their son, DR..
T.. w. Cook and wife. MI. Cook was
q resident of Webster before moving to
Canada and has many friends here who
were glad to see him. They departed
for Langford hat same evening for a
visit with their other ons
Geo Phillips, who has been attend
ing Brookings college for the past two
years and who returned Wednesday to
resume his studies in college, had the
honor of being chosen by his fellow
students as delegate from the college
Y. NJ G. A. TO the national Y. NJ. @. A.
convention which was held at Lake
Geneva in June. Sunday afternoon at
the i~nvitation of Rev. J.. S. Hardness
he gave the people OF North Webster a
report of the above named convention
and greatly delighted the people with
his address.
Chestnut time, all the time.
1t is almost Chestnut time.
Remember how we used to
pound the chestnuts out of the
burrs and get u fingers filled
with the needles?
i can send you some bright
shiny chestnut cOal-nO burrs
and pretty free from slate.
Chestnut time all the year.
Forbes Fuel Co.
A letter from Floyd Taylor to a
friend in this city brings the news that
he is now working on the Los Angeles
Herald and has a very good position.
Edward Gruby is working on the
Times, of the same city. Warren
Mack is employed on the Herald. The
Mack family have had considerable
sickness but are all well now. Otto
Hinze is employed by the telephone
company there. H. G. Waughop has a
barber shop at Long Beach but is try
ing to sell out as his wife's health is
very poor and they will seek a new
home. All of the Taylor family are
well and prospecting very nicely.
The senatorial convention for Day
unu AAuksAlbA1 COuubACS ACb Al AANosOA
at the opera house on Tuesday evening
about $50 o'clock. Both counties were
quite well represented. Fred Moore. of
Raritan, was elected chairman, and
DIR. Jones, Of Britton, was chosen as
secretary. 1t was moved, seconded and
carried that the chairman Of each
delegation cast the entire vote Of the
delegation. Nominations being in order
here were placed before the conven-
hon the James Of d. @. Kidder, of
Kidder township, Day county, VIM.
Carpenter, Of Andover, Day county, and
Richard Williams, of Langford, Mar
shall county. The first vote resulted in
thirty-nine votes for Kidder, thirty
nine for Carpenter and nineteen for
Williams. Messrs Kidder and Carpen-
ter having received the highest num-
Der of votes and . majority we're
declared the nominees of the conven-