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

TO Minneapolis on business last Monday
night,
Edward Doe aud Lena Harpke were
united in marriage at the Congrega
uonal parsonage last Thursday by Rev.
Curtis.
Mrs T. f Egge went To Audover on
Monday evening to attend the festivi
ties OF the Degree of Honor lodge in
that citv.
c. Chapman who has been in this
city for two weeks acting as juror and
visiting relatives, rerarued to Waubay
Tuesday.
For sale or Reut-A high priced first
class piano, as good as new, viii sell for
cash or uo time Inquire of Conrad
Sohaha>e
All of our Young people and many of
cine ulier ones are making arrangements
ton the proper observance OF st Ealen-
uues Day.
l. u. Lay0y returne! MONDAY moru-
,a- srum ~ Paul, Minneapolis and chi
ca.o. where he had been TO purchase
Is : IN stock.
Mrs. c f. Hyde departed this morn
my for a visit Of ten days in Mime
auoEs aud ST. Paul. Her little daughter
accompanied her,
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waubay Saturday TO purchase some
heavy horses to take mp to his North
Dakc'a fsrmstead.
A c. Huberg, OF Montevideo, and a
Z Cowls>, of Minneapolis, were guests
OF Theodore Buchler. of this city, for a
few days last week.
Mrs J.. : Goodmanson. who has been
visiting her mother and other relatives
in Chicago for the past month, arrived
home Sunday morning.
There Is nothing appeals like vocal
music. Few are better than Miss Dahl
the great Norwegian mezzo-soprana,
opera house February 9th,
Judge A. W. Campbell and f. w.
Taylor came down from Aberdeen on
Monday to try some cases before the
Day county circuit court.
L Froelich who has spent the greater
portion Of the past month buying heavy
horses in Day county, went to his home
IN Minneapolis Tuesday.
Diet Norske Selskab has secured Mss
Olivia Dahl, II of the most celebrated
of Norwegian vocalists for the opera
house Friday, February 9th.
Lee Irwin came up from Brookings
last Friday morning and remained
until Monday night visiting with the
family of his brother, Roy L.
A full blood Short Horn bull for sale
cheap A fine individual, good color,
gentle, a very desirable bull, five years
old, Address Conrad Kohlhase.
Rev. ID. G. Mclean will accupy the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday
morning. Lincoln memorial service in
the evening, address by the pastor.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Judge this week purchased
from w. f. Smith the celebrated stall
lion, Cheyenne, and he can be found
hereafter at Breeders Headquarters.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank of this
city, returned Sunday morning from
his weeks business visit in Chicago.
DIR. w. Graham, the presiding elder
tor this district occupied the pulpit at
the Methodist church Sunday morning
and oficiated at the Lords Supper"
Professor w. A. Thompson, superin-
tendent of the city schools, delivered
one of his interesting addresses at the
Methodist church last Sunday evening
Jerry Sheehan, who was formerly
employed in this city for several
months, visited here with his many
friends for a couple of days this week.
Mesdames Hyde, Hyde, Knapp and
Hrabak were in Andover Tuesday
attending the convention of the Degree
of Honor. They all report a fine time.
II you intend to nave any papering or
painting done call on Frank Paul. He
has a full line of 1905 we'll paper sam
pies which ne will be pleased to show
You.
Joseph Groth, formerly a painter md
paper hanger In this city but who has
spent the past year in Minnesota, has
returned and will locate here perma-
nently.
DIR. E. d. Rouse, Of waubay, is ia
this city this week and during the
absence of DIR. p. ID. Peabody in Chi
caeo, is looking after that gentleman's
practice.
Ex-County Auditor Jones, Of Mar,
shall county, was visiting friends and
t~ransacting business for the Aberdeen
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