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

knights Of Pythias, are enjoying
smoker at their lodge room in the
Kading hall TINS evening.
Mrs Herman eau, who visited
relatives and friends in Britton last
week returned 70 her home in Egelanc
township Saturday night.
There is nothing appeals like voca.
music. Few are better than Miss Dab
the great Norwegian mezzo-soprana
opera house February Och,
II G. Tegtmeier left Monday night
for the eastern markets to spend some
time in selecting new spring goods fol
his large trade in this city.
Mrs. f G. Moore, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs a Small, in this
city for several days, returned to hei
home, at Roslyr, Saturday
Food and Dairy Commissioner Small
arrived home Saturday night and has
spent the greater part Of the week with
ms family and friends here.
Oct Norske Selskab has secured Msss
Olivia Dahl, one of the most celebrated
ofsNorwegiau vocalists for the opera
house Friday, February 9Th
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will give an oyster supper in the farm
er's o Of the court house on We'd
nesdov evening, February z.
a travelling man remarked to the
writer the other day, ''You have the
best hotel or the road now. and it is a
pleasure to stop in Wesbter."
Mark i. Rider has gone to Lacrosse.
Wis where he has entered n Morse
school of telegraphy aud hopes to per-
feet himself in that profession
DR. p. D. Peabody made a profess
sioual visit TO Aberdeen Saturday and
while there visited his wifo's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs Lars Fiksdal entertained
the members of the Luther league Fri
day evening. A most enjoyable time is
reported by all who were present.
A member of the Salvation Army
visited the homes in this city this week
soliciting aid for the workers of the
army in the slums of the large cities.
The hot sun Of Friday cleaned most
Of the snow from the walks. A little
effort on the part of the property owners
would keep them cleaner in the future.
Mrs. j. A Schultz and little daughter
mp from Waubay Wednesday and
spent the day with her sister Miss
Emma Schultz who is much improved
Norman Long, of Luverne, Ia, wa
this city last week visiting his brother
Marshal, and cousin, Mrs. G. H. Conn
on. He went home Saturday morning
Mrs. j. p. Doland and daughter, lone,
If Webster, spent Tuesday with her
on, Walter. They were on their way
o Cogswell, N. D.-Andover Gazette.
Jens Peterson and little daughter.
)%livian, will leave tomorrow evening
or Minneapolis to spend a few DAYS
relatives and t~ransacting bust
less.
The keeney Stock company, which is
living a week of dates in this CITY. is
bly, presenting some very good and
plays. Everybody speaks well of
hem.
Mrs. Andrew Small and daughter
departed last night for St, Paul
7here they will spend a week visiting
nth Mrs. A. E. Watson (nee Irene
mail
Mrs. VIM. Kennedy of Benson, MINI.
has spent some time in this CITY
listing her sister, Mrs. g. w. Wright.
eparte6 for her home Wednesday
lorning.
0P'S hoo Ooihc IdtutT early this
ear. 1t is a little toe soon, however.
} exchange the storm windows for
doors or to pawn your winter
.vercoat.
There was a dance out al the home of
amos Knapp last Friday evening. A
arge attendance, good music and an
time is reported by all who
'ere present.
Rev. L. K. Hammer, formerly pastor
the Lutheran church in this city. was
from his present charge at Roslyn
visiting friends and transact
e business.
Mrs. GIG. Breckenridge and children.
no have been visiting at the John
'ghtizer home south of Webster.
to her home at Twin Brooks
riday night.
David Williams president of the
aud Merchants bank, departed
r Chicago Sunday night for a visit
it'll relatives and too look after h,s;-