Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-07

ID, Williams, banker OF Webster,
and w Arthur, a prominent resi-
dent of that place, were visitors in this
city yesterday. Aberdeen News, Mon
day.
f w Halbkat departed Monday fol
Clark TO spend day or two with Mrs
H. and friends before going to the con.
vention at Sioux Falls to which ne is
a delegate.
Superintendent H. Hetley, of Web
ster, took the northbound train last
Wednesday morning. He delivered the
Memorial address at Pierpont.--And-
over Gazette.
r. b. Ebllng, Thos. McKennett and
Franz Sears left this morning for
Aberdeen to represent the local lodge
Knights of Pythias, at the grand lodge
in session in this city.
j. l.. Blanks returned Friday from a
somewhat extended trip in the country
west of Evarts He made a trip as far
west as Butte county and has his eye on
the little town of Seim
w. l.. Curtis, who has been looking
after his large amount of interests in
Day county and visiting his many
friends in the city returned to his home
in Petoskey, Mich, Wednesday.
In another column of this paper is a
report from the city engineer showing
the assessment taxed to the different
lots In this city where the new exten.
sion of the water mains is carried.
A telegram WIS received here last
evening by the postal authorities from
Washington, ordering that the weigh.
ing of mails on trains in South OAK ota
cease at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News
Tuesday.
VIM. Chard, manager of the Williams
Bros. Lumber company, and John
Williams, vice president of the Farmers
and Merchants bank, went west Tues
day evening on business connected with
the lumber company.
Barnabus Sears was taken suddenly
and seriously ill Monday night with al
attack of Group. At present the little
fellow is much better. This illness pre-
vented Frank from attending the STATE
convention at Sioux Falls.
Josephus Alley, at surveyor soffice il
courthouse, has money to loan on rea
property, at low rate of interest. Will
buy well secured real estate mortgages
No delay whatever, money furnished
same day application is made
Miss Mary Moore, who has been visit
ing at Groton for few days, returned
home Saturday night. She was accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Marsh, VIII,
has been employed in the public school
at that place for the past pear.
Mrs. T. e. Egge gave surprise part,
at her home in the First ward Wednes
day afternoon to celebrate her daugh
ter's, Mrs. A. T. Cooper, birthday. A
large number Of friends were presen
and enjoyed q sociabls afternoon.
The local lodge of the Catholic Orde,
of Foresters have issued invitations fo
q dance to be given in the Kading hal
next Wednesday evening. Those VIII,
are lucky enough to receive an invi
tation viii have the time Of the season
Miss Tenny, who formerly operated
the Star photograph gallery in this
city. but has for the past two year,
been teaching school in North Dakota,
stopped of here for q few day visi
before going to her home near Siou,
Falls.
The ladies of the Maccabees gave Z
dance last evening in the Kading hall
which was well attended and all present
had very enjoyable time. This OF
course pleased the ladies' as well as the
fact that their treasury was increased
considerable.
AT meeting Of the city council Mon.
day evening Mayor Woodwork
appointed Carl Malmberg city auditor
and the council confirmed the appoint.
ment. Mr.. Malmberg is competent
auditor having held the position before.