Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-28

Do not neglect your teeth but see DR.
sOdmanson in the Tegtmeier building
Inc 2S, 20 and 3d.
Theodore Buechler aud Miss AID,
smith returned Tuesday morning from
heir visit at Brownton. Mimi. On the
rp down they were presumed 10 be
mrried by Milbank friends and were
Sowered with rice and old shoes.
The Williams Brothers Lumber com.
ANY, of this city, have established a
amber yard and hardware store a,
sdway. The people at Ordway will
fud this company among the best on
srth, always, square, fair, honest and
nasonable.
DR.. and Mrs. III. A. Peabody were
called in from their outing at Pickerel
lake Sunday night by telegram from
North Dakota announcing the critical
illness Of the doctors son-in-law, DR..
E. D. Rouse. DR.. Peabody went north
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Hyde went to
Milwaukee last week and attended the
NATIONAL convention of millers and had
most interesting and pleasant time,
Mr. Hyde returted home Tuesday but
bis wife remained in Minneapolis for a
visit OF a few days with relatives.
Jake LANCE, of Ortonville, represent.
ing the Hamm's Brewing company, and
Jim Elliott, of Aberdeen, who looks
after the interests of the Val Blatz
Brewing company, were doing business
here Wednesday of this week. Their
official visits will not be very frequent
after July /.
Mrs. Albert Smith, accompanied by
Der son, Albert, departed Monday night
for West Superior for visit with rela-
tives. From West Superior Albert
will 60 to Idaho where he will spend
the summer in surveying party with
bis brother, Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polereis, father and
mother of the gill alleged to have been
murdered by Mrs Kaufman in Sioux
Falls, arrived in this city Tuesday
morning for visit with Day county
relatives. They are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Walton went to
Aberdeen last Friday to remain for a
day. Mrs. Walton was so well satisfied
with her entertainment that she decided
to remain for week and as a result B.
A. is boarding with the rest of the
widowers at the Commercial.
Reinhart Nordness was at Pierpont
last Friday and was playing game of
ball while attempting to steal third
base he was thrown by stepping on the
ball with the result that both of the
bones IN his right arm were broken.
The bones were set and he is getting
around nicely.
Clerk of Courts Smith on Tuesday
issued permission to wed to Austin w.
Rowlee and Miss Olive Haugen. The
young couple have been residents of
Webster for many years and are well
and favorably known by most of our
citizens all of whom will wish for them
a happy married life.
DR.. ]. S. Goodmanson, one our pop
ular dentists, went down to Minneapo.
lis Friday evening and remained with
relatives and friends until Tuesday
night. He was accompanied home by
his sister, Miss Sadie NJ Goodmanson,
of Duluth, Mimi, who will make an
extended visit in Webster.
George l.. lies, of Sioux Falls, was
out at Enemy Swim fishing for few
days last week and he made such a
catch that he said he
would be afraid to tell Sioux Falls peo-
pie the truth. We saw the string and
will willingly vouch for any story Mr..
Hes dares to tell in his home.
A letter from G. f. Terpena requests
rs to change the address ON his paper
from Aberdeen to Cleveland, N. D., as
he has moved up there and engaged in
business. The family have large num-
Der OF friends and relatives in Webster
and Day county who will wish them
the best of everything in their North
Dakota home.
The Dodd q Struther's rod will be on
exhibition in l. G.. Ochsenseiter'
the up to date machineman, of
Webster, June 80 and 3d. Step in and |
see how it looks after a one candle |
power bolt of lightning hits it. The
Dodd & Struthers rod is not nearly so
good conductor as little galvanized |
telephone wire.
Fred H. Russell.
Doctor Harris consulted all Of the |
barometers and weather prophets in
the city last Saturday aud assured him.
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