Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-02-15

DR.. T. n. Kjerland was called to the
Twin Cities on professional business for
a few days last week. He returned
home Monday morning.
DR.. ID. K. Rouse, who looked after
the practice OF DIR. p. ID. Peabody while
he was absent III Chicago, has returned
TO his home at Woubay.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Roll, of Keoski,
Wis, who visited with Day comfy
friends for several days, returned 10
their home this morning.
Sam Calmenson, the popular clothing
merchant, went TO st. Paul Saturday
night to visit relatives and pick up d
fine spring stock of goods.
The dance given by the Catholic
Order OF Foresters at the Kadlng hall
last night was one of the most pleasant
social events of the winter.
The Methodist ladies gave "a splendid
supper in the Farmers room at the
court house last week and realized
handsomely from their efforts.
I E Egge, cashier of the Security
bank of Webster, was a visitor at Lily
Sunday. He reports the weather a
little baimy for pleasure riding,
Judge Mccoy will adjourn the Jan
uary term of the Day county circuit
court this evening until April and
return TO his home IN Aberdeen.
A full blood Short Horn bull for sale
cheap. a fine individual, good collar,
gentle, a very desirable bull, five years
old. Address Conrad Kohlhase.
Z. J, Dyke arrived home Sunday
morning from a business trip of several
days in Iowa. He reports having closed
several real estate deals on the trip.
Miss Ora Guimont came up from
WATERFOWL last Saturday and is visit
ing for several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Meyer and many Webster friends.
If you intend to have any papering or
painting done call on Frank Paul. He
has a full line of 1906 wall paper sam,
Piles which ne will be pleased TO show
you.
Mesdam,s Benjamin Wilson, Henri,
Sharf and Fred Alexander, of Summit,
were in Webster for a few days this
week, the guests of Mrs. John Prender-
CAST.
Henry Turner, yes everybody knows
Hank" well he was here from Aber-
deem Friday telling a new grist of
stories that he had gathered since his
last visit.
The only way to save money
is to buy your goods at III. G.
Tegtmeier's. They are making
the heaviest reduction On all
winter goods of any store in
town.
DR.. p. d. Peabody returned Sunday
morning from Chicago where he had
been TO attend the annual meeting of
the railway surgeons of the United
States.
Miss Jessie Chard, who visited with
the family of her brother, w. II. Chard.
in this city for several weeks, returned
to her home at Belle PLANE, Mimi this
morning,
Mrs. l.. Haws, formerly one of the
teachers in the Webster schools, whe
has visited here for a week, returned to
her home at Milbank on this mornings
passenger
Mrs. ID. H. Potter came over from
Butler Tuesday morning to spend the
closing week of court with her husband
who is assistant clerk, and her children
In this city.
County Superintendent Hetley, City
superintendent Thompson and Profes.
sor Brown attended a teachers and
educators meeting at Summit Saturday
of last week
Sheriff Phillip Gross was confined to
his home the first of this week with
We are glad to state that he
has sufficiently recovered to be able to
be around again.
Rev. Helm, formerly pastor of the
German Methodist church of this city,
bat now located in Sioux City, Iowa,
spent several days visiting Webster
this week.
Judge ]. H. Mccoy and Stenographer
f. Granger went to Aberdeen on the
ball Saturday and remainsd at
home over Sunday. They returned
Monday morning.
When the boys saw the snow falling
Sunday they figured on rabbit hunting
Immediately but the biting cold
Of the next few days postponed oper-
atoms for a few days.
When told that Judge Mccoy would
call a jury for the July term of court a
a gentleman remarked that "there will
be so many men looking for a job