Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-04-26

Oscar Loken, Scott Demmery, Miss
Pauline Nygren and Winnie Hanna
drove to WATERFOWL Sunday for short
visit with Mrs John Salmzer.
For Sale-A farm in Highland town
ship The northeast quarter of section
twenty -one. For terms write to Peck
& Sheridan, Thompson, Illinois.
superintendent Thompson, of the
city schools, highly entertained the
congregation of the Methodist church
tn this city last Sunday evening.
For Sale-Northeast quarter of Sec
ito, seventeen, township one hundred
and twenty-one, range fifty-six, Rusk
township. Inquire Of w: r. Bates.
Dr. Hillebrand was in from the ranch
last Saturday night and remained until
Sunday morning when r. B. Ebling
accompanied him home for the day.
The city council met Saturday night
and canvassed the vote of the recent
elestion finding it the same as chronicled
in last weeks Reporter and Farmer.
DR.. Williams, Waubay's popular
veterinary, was in Webster Tuesday on
professional business having been called
in consultation with DR.. Glare Peabody.
A large number of Webster sports
went out to Pickerel lake Sunday for
the pleasure of spearing few pickerel.
The high winds made the sport impos.
sible.
Mrs. Manson Rexford received tele-
gram Sunday night from her son. whose
home is in San Francisco, that they
were all well but that the city was in
ruins.
Some of the sidewalks in the city
need considerable repairs and the
owners had better get busy before the
city takes hand and builds new walks
for them
w. F. Rabbit, one of the leading poll
ticians of Grant county, was in this
city on Tuesday in the interest of the
j. f. Kelly Publishing company of
Aberdeen.
Gents: If you went to dress we'll,
at moderate price have your meas
ure taken by Fiksdal Bros. and you are
assured perfect fit. Try us when you
need suit.
r. Anderson aud family arrived last
week from Copenhagen, Denmark, and
will make their home in Day county
Mr.. Anderson is cousin of Chris Mel.
son in this city.
s. T. Tanberg, of Lily, one of the
Oldest regular subscribers of the
Reporter and Farmer, was in this city
this week for couple Of days and paid
MS friendly call.
Last Friday afternoon Ole Amundson
was placed under bonds to keep the
peace. He has been making consider
able trouble for his family while under
the influence Of liquor.
T. j. Dyke, the hustling agent Of the
Day County Land and Abstract CON-
pany Of Andover, came home Saturday
and remained for couple Of days with
his family In this city.
| 8. g. Hallstrom was brought to this
city from his home south Of this city
and 10 now confined to the Peabody
hospital where be 10 receiving treat
ment for heart trouble.
L. @. Ochsenreiter, inspector for the
Departments Of justice Of the United
States, arrived home Wednesday morn.
ing for visit Of several with his wife
and many Webster friends.
Captain A. f. Watson departed for
the lake yesterday to put the cottage in
readiness for summer occupancy. The
Edwards Wood people have closed their
Offices here for the present.
DR.. ]. s. Goodmanson, after spending
. week at home departed Saturday
morning. for Britton, from which place
he will make his regular professional
trip to the Missouri river towns.
John Williams and w. II. Chard,
president and manager Of the williams
Bsothen Lumber company Of this city.
went up % Aberdeen on Monday night
70 figure on some large contracts.