Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-23

Mrs. j. u. french, VINO was INC e~o''
of Mrs. John Severy for three weeks
departed Monday night for North
Dakota TO Join the doctor who has made
up his mind to hunt in that state this
fall
Mrs Salzer and daughter, Miss Emma,
who have been visiting in the city Tor
the past month, the guest OF Mrs. SIS
daughter, Mrs T. J. Dyke, departed for
their home, Great Falls, Montana, last
Thursday.
The Misses Minnie and Mary Michish
arrived at the home of their sister, Mrs.
ID. G. Kidder, last Friday morning from
Ravenna, Neb, and will make two or
three months visit with relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McKennett
spent last Sundey with their children
at Pickerel lake, returning to the city
early Monday morning to superintend
the many improvements they are max
ing on their home.
j. L. Boywer and VIM. McCaully, of
Ashton, DIR. Chas. McCauily, of Aber-
deem, and John Van der Meide, of And
over, made an automobile party out to
Pickerel lake last Saturday where they
remained over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Minder and Miss Florence
Remund have retured to their home at
| Wilmot after visit with Webster rela-
tives and friends During their stay
here they were the guests of Mrs. Min
der's sister, Mrs. A. Eastman.
We received a communication this
week from l.. J. Langland, of Lily, but
owing to the fact that we are more than
crowded with work and are short of
help in the office, we are compelled to
let it go over until next week.
By request of the democratic county
central committee we this week print
their call for county convention The
democrats have no paper in the county
since the World has joined the Levoy-
Dunton-Jenkins republican league.
Miss Mamie Summerville and Lou
Potter entertained party of young peo-
pleat the home of Mr.. and Mrs H. H.
Potter Monday evening. Games were
played and an evening very pleasantly
spent. A very nice lunch was served.
Last Thursday, DIR. H. A. Peab ody
captured another fine string of fish
trowling at Pickerel lake, one Wall
eyed-pike that Tipped the beam at
eight pounds. Well, when old Doc gets
busy fishing there is always something
doing.
Wallace is getting to be one of the
important towns of this end of South
Dakota. The rapidity with which the
town is springing up bespeaks the pros
perity and faith which is universally
held In the future of the great state of
South Dakota.
FREE-A Radiumite Razor
with first-class strap-strap
costs $1.OO, razor $500. No
fraud, goods guaranteed and
returnable if unsatisfactory.
Ha1bkat, The Medicine Man.
Every one has been pleased to see the
familiar face and figure of John f.
Gearin on our streets during the past
few days. He is back from his present
home in Idaho to look after his Day
county interests. He reports his family
as well and contented in their western
home.
Gertie O., the six-year. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Philbrooks, died
Monday morning of diphtheria and was
buried that same day in Webster GENE
terry, Rev. j. s. Hardness holding short
services at the grave. The bereaved
have the sympathy of all our people in
their deep grief.
Word has been received in this city
that Miss Maude Terpena will be mar.
ried at the present home of her parents,
in Cleveland, N. D., on August 28th, to
Arthur @. Bandur. The young lady
grew to womanhood in this city and has
hosts of friends here who will wish her
happiness all through her married life.
George +. Author. of the publication
department Of the Minneapolis and st.
Louis railway company, came up from
Wallace Friday with 8. x. Way, the
townsite man, and spent few days in
the city. He was more than favorably
impressed with Day county, and says
that we have one of the greatest crops
that he ever had the pleasure Of looking
upon.
A large company assembled at the
d. B. Compton home in response to
invitations issued by Mrs. Compton.
Each lady took with her a piece of sew
ing and the afternoon was pleasantly
spent in sewing and social converse and
was one Of the most delightful after
moons ever spent by the ladies Of Webs
ter. The house was decorated with PAN
sizes and Scotch thistles, At the close of