Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-02-22

Mrs. H.. A. Atkins departed Tuesday
morning for a visit with relatives at
Belle PLANE, Minnesota.
Deputy Sheriff j. r. Chapman accom-
panied Sheriff Gross and Deputy Denny
on their Sioux Falls trip.
@. @. Chapman has purchased a fine
cash register for his barber shop. Curt
has everything up to date.
John Wander Meide, the Andover
attorney, was visiting Webster friends
for a couple of days this week.
A U. Granstrom, the popular Roslyn
merchant, was transacting business in
Webster Tuesday of last week.
The necessary repairs have been made
on the supply pipe to the city water
tank and it is being boxed again.
DIR. Adamson and John Bell arrived
from Newton, Iowa, this morning for a
few days visit with Robert Efnor.
/ have 1000 bnshel of Kribanka mac
aroni seed wheat of sale. Jorgen Ped
erson, Waubay, Egeland township.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. H. Potter returned
Monday evening from a visit of a few
days at their former home in Aberdeen.
Don't forget John @. Herpel's sale at
Andover on Thursday, March l. Read
the list of property in another column.
The most interesting session of court
eve held in Day county came off in
Justice Rathbun's court room Tuesday.
The warm days of this week made
the disclosure that many of the cross
walks on u streets had been put in
below the street grade.
Miss Jennie Koenigs. who has visited
her brother, Michael, in this city for a
few days, returned to her home at
Waubay this morning.
@. E. Blegen, from Lynn, who has
been a patient in DR.. Peabody's hospital
for about five weeks, expects to leave
for home this Thursday.
Eugene Huntington was a Miibank
visitor between trains last Tuesday
while on his way up the branch
Milbank Herald Advance.
Frank Ewart, who has visited rela-
tives and friends here for some time,
returned to North Dakota last night
where he has a homestead.
Sheriff Gross and Deputy Sheriff
Denny departed for Sioux Falls Mon
day with the Day county delegation to
the Sioux Falls penitentiary.
The Avon Theatre Company comes
to as highly recommended as a first
class attraction. They open for a three
night engagement March LIST.
Mrs. E. w. Small and daughter, Miss
Florence. left Wednesday night for
Minneapolis to remain for q week visit
ing with relatives and friends.
H. @. Clark, Of Iowa, who visited
here for some time with the family of
his brother, J. L., in this city, departed
for his home Friday evening.
8. w. Barger, Of Madison, son-in-law
Of Colonel and Mrs Fred H. Russell,
was visiting relatives and friends in
tbs city for q few days this week.
Leopold Gross, who visited in this
city for about q week looking after
business matters, returned to Minne-
apolis and st. Paul Friday night
Remember and pay your taxes before
next THURSDAY, March l, as a penalty of
one per cent a month attaches on the
first of each month after that date.
Whom 1t comes to weather, we have
had it this winter and we have no envy
for those who spent the past three
months in the south or California.
Atlas Knapp. the genial proprietor Of
the European hotel. and the CITY Bak-
cry. was down to the Twin Cities for q
couple Of days this week ON business.