Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-09-06

setting. Finder please return to Jack
( Martin and receive reward.
Bismarck Serum departed for Mime
apolis tuesday night aud will remain
( during the fair. He will visit with hi:
\ friends III Plato on his return.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bauske gave 6
( party Friday afternoon in honor Of Miss
I Alice Holland. Refreshments were
served aud all report good time.
I w II. Krouse and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of girl Monday night
w II. arrived Monday from Kasson
MINI, where he is employed in store
Mrs. John Thomas who has been Wis
iting in the city for the past week the
guest of Mrs. p r. Gruby, returned &c
her home in Aberdeen Thursday Llsla
Arthur Wagner arrived from Mime.
spolis Monday morning with l. G,
| Oehsenreiter' new automobile and has
been giving many people trips IN the
country since.
Remember you Gun get pure copper
lightning rods at the right price. A
good job and satisfaction guaranteed,
at tile Pioneer Hardware Store Webster
Andrew Small.
Misses Myra Loban and Clara Suffer
WHO have been visiting Mr. aud Mrs. ID.
l. Williams and family, returned TO
PIepont Saturday morning They
viii teach there.
II. j. Sorenson, of Wasertown, pnr-
chased the Webster laundry and took
possession last week. Mr.. Sorensoa
comes TO us highly recommended and
we wish the gentleman success.
Miss Emma LeDahl, having spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. 7. ii.
Haugen, went to WATERFOWL Saturday
morning where she will resume her
duties as teacher in the school there.
Mrs. G. D. Norris entertained the w /.
@. T.. U.. at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. HI. G. Tegtmeier, Monday after
noon. A most delicious. lunch was
served and very pleasaatr afternoon
spent.
Mrs. Andrew Small aud daughter,
Bessie, departed for St. Panl Wednes-
day evening. Bessie will resume her
her studies at school and, Mrs. Small
will VISIT for q few days 5efore return-
ing home.
Word was received in tho city today
of the death OF Adolph GIANT at bis
new home at Berthold, N. ID. Adoiph
was resident of this city for several
years and has many friends who will
mourn his death
There will be "Visetatse at ST. John
Lutheran ch1rch next Sunday morn
ing az 1890. All children over eight
years cid, and last years confirmation
class are expected to be present. There
will be no Sunday school.
o, A. Hafstad.
FREE~-A Radi zmite RaxOr
with first-class- strap-strap
costs $500, razor $500 No
fraud, goods guaranteed and
retasrnable if unsatisfa ctoSy.
Halbkat, The Medicine Man.
This morning Edward Blank, son of
August Blank who lives just north of
town, went ont in the ponds near their
house 10 do some duck shooting. In
some manner his gun was accidently
discharged and ne received the full
charge of shot in, his right hand and
arm. DIR. Herman and DR.. Kjerland
were called at once and dressed the
wounds and found that while the hand
is badly crippled he will not lose it,
Coe /. Crawford, the republican cam
didate for governor was in this city ON
Tuesday and addressed a large and
enthusiastic audience at the court
house. The speech was the work OF a
finished orator and was well received.
We regret that we have not sufficient
time and help to print the speech in
full. The Wanbay band was present
and rendered some very fine music fol
the occasion.
"The interests of all men are
80 closely intertwineG, that the
straight, square-dealing man,
who by ingenuity and industry
helps himself, helps all men,"
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Forbes Fuel Company II
straightly delt.
Forbes Fuel Co.
The Rev. M. A. Martin who hal
preached in the Congregational church
for two Sundays, and been around
meeting the people generally, has beer
unanimously called to be the pastor o.
that church. He will announce hi
decision at the Sunday morning service
Rev. Martin comes highly recommended
and judging from our short acquaint
ance with the reverend gentleman, tn,
ohurch has rnada NO vv,;stoba In c.lI;,.