Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-02-01

naugh were over from Bristol seeing
the sights al the circuit court Friday.
Judge J. II Mccoy aud Stenographel
Granger went home 20 Aberdeen Satur
day night and remained over Sunday.
Even the Indians were attracted b,
the sensational trial of Saturday and
some of them were in the court room.
Mrs VIM. Brokaw aud Mrs. L Baker
were W from Bristol Friday attend.
ing court, visiting friends aud shopping.
You car get a quarter of nice
beef at Bauske & Hanson's meat
market for five cents per pound.
o. J. Straw, representing the Carpen.
ter Paper company, Of Omaha, was
r~ransac ing business in Webster on Fri
lay.
For Sale-A high priced frst-cIass
piano, as good as new, will sell for cash
or no time. Inquire of Conrad Kohl
base.
Mrs Passage left for her home in
Andoyer Monday evening after visiting
for a few days with the family Of Emil
Gross.
Mrs. a. Ross accompanied by her son.
Douglass, Went to Twin Brooks Wed.
nesday morning for a visit with rala-
tives.
At the last minute Andrew Small
decided to accompany his wife on her
trip to st. Paul to see that little grand
child.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Rieger went down
TO Plato, Mimi, Saturday night for a
few days visit with relatives and
friends
Miss Cloyd and Evelyn Moore came
in from Raritau township Wednesday
for a visit of a few days with Webster
friends.
George Handles arrived from St
Paul Sunday to visit with his old friend
e M. Mirras, of the Webster Candy
Factory.
James G. Garrick went TO James on
Wednesday to look after business inter-
ests there He returned Thursday
morning.
Irving Stage and Clinton jenkins, of
Waubay, came to Webster Wednesday
night and returned home Thursday
morning.
DR.. }. 5. Goodmanson arrived home
from Britton last night and is spending
a few days with his many friends in
this city.
Mrs. Lew Viewers returned TO Wau-
bay this morning after spending ten
lays with her sister, Miss Emma Schultz,
this city.
Q. E Hyde, of the Webster Mil com
Dany, has returned from his trip into
North Dakota, where he went to pur-
,hase wheat.
Harvey Perkins, the young man who
las been employed in G. G. Chapman's
shop for the past year, resigned
hat position.
VIM. Bennett better known as"Black
Bill" has resumed his position as maid
# all work at w. G.. Warmers hotel at
'ickerel lake.
l.. G.. Levoy went down to the Twin
Sunday night to purchase his new
inc of spring goods and to transact
ther business.
Miss Wayne Mccormick spent Satur-
ay and Sunday at her home here
eturning to her duties as teacher in
'ristol Monday.
Call on me when you want a farm
Money on hand, no delay. lowest
ates, office over First National bank.
/. Wander Meide.
Pierce Martin, n of the best fellows
I Day county, came down from Pier
ont Friday night and spent a couple of
avs in Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Wearne had a
cry sick baby for a few days this
eek. We are glad to say that the little
is improving.
DIR. l.. w. Cook and w. +. Lipke this
'ternoon drove to Bradley where they
q engaged to furnish the music for a
this evening.
The seed grain special train which
IT here al IL o'clock Thursday was
near Aberdeen. Fortunately I;
} one was injured.
James Strawbuck, who was employed F,
the Waughop barber shop o the !
Ist three months, departed for Minne- ,
'olis Saturday night. !
George Perry, Mise Cora Perry and
erbert Ives, of Aberdeen. were the !
tests OF Miss Lizzie Foltz in this city :
inday and Monday. :