Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-07-12

in this city.
Losr-A small poodle dog about two
weeks ago. Finder please notify Hans
Anderson Bristol, r F. D. No. 2, and
receive reward
Mrs. J S Goodmanson and Miss
Sadie Goodmanson returned from their
visit OF several days at Pickerel lake
Sunday evening.
john B. Haten, of Watertown, one of
the most prominent democrats in South
Dakota, was visiting with Webster
friends yesterday
The Misses Belle aud Lois Na-h OF
Buffalo, New York, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening to visit their mother,
Mrs J. J. Cowan
john G Ewald, who represented Day
county in the last session of the legiSla
ture, is here from Pierpont on court
business this week.
+. p. Mather, representing the Min
neapolis Paper company. arrived in
this city this morning and is interview
ing our business men.
P. j Nelson, who visited his cousin
+. A. Paulson, in this city for several
days, returned to his home at Wilmar.
Mimi, Thursday night
Mrs Carl Lai rd and sou returned TO
their home in Andover Saturday even
ing after visiting relatives aud friends
iii Webster for week
Mrs. L W. Norton has decided TO
take mp homestead in the country
near Murdo and will soon move out
there to make her home.
Miss Eva Guimont arrived last night
from Watertown aud will make a visit
with Webster friends as tile guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Meyer.
Miss Ruth Nelson, who has success.
fully taught music in Webster for the
past two years, departed Friday morn
ing for her home in Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Anderson came up from
Webster Tuesday to remain over the
Fourth with her sister, Mrs. r. D.
STANDARDIZATION Journal
Efnor & Froelich shipped car load
of heavy horses last week from Wiscon.
sin which they will take down to the
new railroad and offer for sale.
John Barse came over from Peever
Monday to act as special interpreter in
the Indian murder case that is now
being trie in the circuit court.
Miss Lowenthall, of st. Paul, who
visited in Webster for several DAYS as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Levov.
returned home Friday morning.
Frank Booth has resigned his posi-
ton with Halbkat, the medicine man,
and accepted situation with the Will.
liams Brothers Lumber company.
Miss Demmery and the Misses Priest,
of Glenwood, Mimi, arrived in this
city Wednesday morning for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Nerd Flanders
w. P. Huggett departed for st. Paul
where he was called by telegram thar
announced the serions illness of his
father at the home of G. E. Russell
If you want to by registered cattle,
particularly young bulls and heifers.
either for cash or on time, write TO or
call on O. HI. Smith. Dell Rapids, S. d.
Joseph Block is loading his household
goods ut the depot today preparatory TO
moving to Canada with his family
where they will make their future
home.
COL r. j. Woods, Of Sioux Falls,
who spent several days at the Pickerel
lake pleasure resort. came in Sunday
and returned to his home Tuesday
morning.
Chas. Phelps was here from Water.
town for few days the first Of the
week. He reports crops in excellent
condition throughout this portion of
the state.
E. ). Carey. one OF the most promi.
nent criminal lawyers in Minnesota,
arrived in this city Moday morning and
is taking in tho Day county court for
few days.
Mrs. M. r. Thum, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Cowan. depa rted Thurs
Gay night for q visit with Minneapolis
relatives and friends for a couple or
three weeks.
Mrs. @. o. Norris departed Wednes-
day morning for Big Stone to spend
few days with her daughter, Mrs David
Williams, who is attending the summer
meeting there.
The weather during the past week
has been exceedingly hot but we have
heard no kicking as it was just what
the crops needed and one could almost
zee them grow.
Remember you c'n get pure copper
rods at the right price. A
rood job and satisfaction guaranteed,
It the Pioneer Hardware Store Webster
Andrew Small.