Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-02

Brother Bronson saws he enjoyed ever.
minute Of his trip.
Pure copper lightning rods at Andrew
Small. Our prices are reasonable an,
will do a good job. If we don't com
In aud kick and we will make it right
Pioneer Hardware Store.
Lost on the road between the @. j
Sc hultz farm and Waubay, Saturday
July %. new pocket book. Finde
please leave it at First National bank
Waubay and receive reward.
John Fleury, of Webster, has moveC
to Wallace and is busily engaged build
ing hotel. He has the frame up anC
enclosed and expects TO be ready FOL
business in few days. Bradley Globe
VIM. Cass has just competed one Of
the finest barns in the county, and +
H. Russell says he means to keep it, al
he has just had him put the Govern
ment standard lightning rod on it.
Miss Long, sister of Chas. H. Long
the genial manager for L @. Ochsen
reiter of this city, arrived in Webster
Wednesday morning from Preston,
Mimi, for visit with the family of
her brother.
II. Q Shober, the republican cardi-
date for lieutenant governor, was a
business visitor in this city Tuesday.
He reports that prospects for a large
republican majority are good through
out the state.
Chas Stinson, general agent for the
Advance Thresher company, with head
quarters at Wetertown, drove over
from Watertown Saturday in his auto.
mobile on business. He was accom-.
panied by his wife.
A good farm for rent, four miles
southeast of Webster, the old Oar Will
liams place, three quarters, 400 acres
under pillow, good house, barn, granary
and good water. Inquire of Rev. A. O..
Panzlau OF Webster.
Michael Meuer, one of ting leading
threshing machine dealers of Day
county, was over from Bristol Wednes.
day. He reports crops in splendid con.
dition in this county and that business
in his line is very good.
Frank Bowen, formerly proprietor Of
the Prior house in this city, but now
general agent for an insurance company
with headquarters IN Sioux Falls, was
looking after BUSINESS and visiting with
Webster friends this week.
William Mahaney has established an
employment agency in connection with
rs restaurant where all persons in
earch of labor or laborers can leave
heir names and their wants will be
ooked after free of charge.
Josephus Alley, at surveyor soffice in
courthouse, has money TO loan on real
'roperty, at low rate of interest. Will
ny well secured real estate mortgages
70 delar whatever, money furnished
anne day application is made
81 Marys Guild met with Mrs. David
Compton last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Compton served delicious lunch. Miss
gertrude Alley, of Buffalo, Mimi. Miss
Daisy Williams. of Pierre, S. D., and
Mrs. Miller, of Chicago, visited the
mild
@ L Chapman, the barber was over
Q Waubay Monday after load of fur
iture. He has purchased a lot and
commenced the erection of a building.
Until this is completed he will barber
. tent which he has pitched on the
EAR of his lot.-Florence Forum.
Rev. w. H. Mitchell, wife and two
hildren arrived Tuesday night from
'elleview, Ohio, and are the guests of
ar. and Mrs. T. E. Egge for few days.
he reverend has been called as the pas. |
Dr. Of the Episcopal church. The fam. |
y will receive q warm welcome to our
ity.
Captain Denny came up from Wan.
~ Monday night to act ae drill ma ster
u the uniform rank Of the Knights of
ytnias. The boys are putting in a
pod deal of time and are getting their
riii down so nicely that they afford a
ood deal OF interest to the specta tors
Jennings.
L. =. Eek received word Wednesday
'at Mrs. Eek, who was down in Iowa
y her health, was not doing as well as
az hoped for and the doctors advised
trip to Colorado and Mr.. Eek departed
'at evening for Iowa to accompany
r. Eek to Colorado In the hopes that
q change of climate would be OF bene.
!. Inc many friends made during the
OFT residence of the family In Web.
er viii hope that the change will prove
neficial.
winnie engaged in washing ont few
ings the first of the week, Mrs. E. A. II
Fadiey left q pan Of hot starch on the
'or ior . minute and while her back
= turned her little twenty months
q boy walked in from another room