Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-11

Campbell, returned to her home at
Webster last night Aberdeen Ameri-
cam, Sunday.
Mrs Percy Peabody returned Friday
from her visit with her parents at Aber-
deen. She was accompanied home by
Mrs. john Lauermann who will be her
guest for a season.
St. Regis, Mic. Macs, Penobscots,
Mohdwks The best Indian basket
makers, look at their display IN our
store. Baskets from 10 cents TO SO
at Hablkat IL Co.'S.
The Webster opera house has changed
hands and is now in charge OF the
Lampert Lumber Co., who, we are
informed, propose to remodel and fix 1t
up in first class shape.
L e Eek departed for Nashua, Ia,
Tuesday in response TO a telegram All
~nouncing the death of his father. MIR.
Eek will have the sympathy of many
Webster friends in his bereavement.
Married at the home of the bride S
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Alderman,
at Waubay, on Wednesday, Albert h.
Knapp and Miss Mamie Lillian Acker-
man, Rev. Z B. TreFethren officiating.
The family of Geo. Pierce arrived
last week from Nashua, Iowa, and they
ave made THEN home i'll the Sanborn
mouse across from the school house.
Mrs. Pierce is a sister of Mrs. Edward
Prudhon.
Foster Palmer, formerly of Webster,
now of Waubay township and a candi-
date for member of the legislature on
the republican ticket, came over Tues
day night ard remained a couple of days
in Webster.
Sheriff Gross was called to Andover
Monday to bring Elmer Smith to the
county Jail where he will serve thirty
days for assault and battery upon
another hobo. Smith used a razor upon
his victim.
The horse attached to Fiksdal Bros
delivery wagon made a rush for his barn
Saturday and succeeded in scattering
vege tables along his route and smash
ing the wagon before reaching tine
desired destination.
Geo. w. Beck will hold an auction
of live stock, farm machinery, ETC., on
farm, Az miles northeast of Web.
ster, on Saturday, October IL. He will
offer a large list of property for sale.
See bill for particulars.
A,nsworth's Concert Or chestra, which
comes here Friday, October 26th, is one
of the most successful organizations en-
They give al excellent program
aud their engagement will be one of the
musical events of the season.
Rev. j. S. -Harkne So, Of Webster,
preached Sunday evening at the Metho-
dist church. and conducted the quarterly
me citing, administered the sacrament in
place of the presiding elder, who was
unable to be present. -Milbank Herald
Advance,
Uncle John Bordman wet with q pain
ful accident last week. He slipped on
a stair, fell and sprained his right FORE
arm so badly he has to carry the injured
member in a sling. Uncle John says it
is getting along all right and he lie
thankful it is no verse.
Maurice Kellogg sold his Day county
farm Tuesday. 1t is out about ten
and he received $50 per acre. Mr..
Kellogg has been troubled with rheum-
atism for some months past and will
leave for q different climate in the
hopes that a change will benefit him.
Roy Lee has gone to Whaneton, N. D.,
on a short business trip. He has been
employed as a barber at the Hall barber
shop for the past year and it is rumored
that he is figuring ON starting a shop of
his own 1T Wahpeton. He will return
to this city on Saturday morning.
Aberdeen American.
The majority Of the republican candi-
dates met at the republican headquart-
ers in No. s. Tegtmeier building
Wednesday and selected John w.
Arthur as chairman of the County Cen.
trail Committee for the next two ear
and B. A. Walton as secretary. Their
meet with the appreciation of
the big majority Of republicans.
Ray Urich was discharged from the
.penitentiary Wednesday afternoon, he
completed a years sentence.
Urich was sent up from Webster, Day
county. According to Warden Parm-
ley there are now us prisoners in that
institution. which is the lowest point
reached for several years.-Sioux Falls
Argns-Leader.
A square deal to every man
mo moreno less. President
Roosevelt.
We have built up this coal
by giving equal treat