Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-03-01

w. II. Sherrard, the superintendent
OF the Sioux Falls Children's Home,
was In this city last week, and while
here made arrangements to come in the
near future and get the child of Mrs.
DAVIS the woman recently sentenced to
nfteen months IN the Sioux Falls peni.
Tertiary, and take it TO Sioux Falls.
The Webster laundry has been pur-
chased by the undersigned who will
conduct the business in the future. We
are both practical laundry men aud
have had years of experience. We
guarantee all our work to be as good as
can be done anywhere and we guaran-
tee courteous treatment and our prices
Will always be right. Give us a call.
Yours for business, Biwer q Ross.
Miss O'Connor, a friend of Miss Kra-
m r. who was to meet her in Mexico,
arrived in the city last night from Chi
cago. The wv young ladies had
planned several delightful trips in
Mexico, but abandoned their pleasure
on count of Mrs. Kramer's death.
Miss O'Connor will remain in Hobart
for some time.-Hobart, (Okla } News
Republican.
Clvde NJ. Christian of this city and
Miss Ida Sylvester, of Ipswich, were
married last evening at the Congrega-
tional parsonage by Rev. Thomas j
Dent. The newly married couple will
spend a short time in This city and
may go later to Ipswich to reside. The
groom is a well known Aberdeen young
man and the bride has been engaged in
teaching school in Edmunds county
Aberdeen News, Friday.
Last Sunday was the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the wedding day of Mr..
and Mrs. Ike Foltz and they had a
repetition of the good time at their
home in the southern part of this
county and a most enjoyable day was
spent by all people present which
included six couples from their home.
We hope that all the happy participants
at the t~wenty-fifth anniversary may be
present when the half century rolls
around and all be together for another
celebration.
Biwer & Ross. two expert laundry
from Anoka, MINI, have made
arrangements for the purchase of the
Webster Steam laundry and will con-
duct the business in the future These
gentlemen come TO us highly recon-
mended and we trust they will be sue
The business is here and they
have but to do good work at reasonable
prices to get all the business of Webster
our people all like to patronize home
industries.
In conversation with Charles Long,
secretary of the Day County Business
association, we learned that prac-
all of the business men of Web
ster, Waubay, Summit, Bristol and
Butler have signed the articles of agree
ment. He will visit the other towns of
the county the last of this week or the
first of next to secure the remaining
signatures. A general meeting of all
the members will be called in a
few days.
Eugene Huntington, deputy collector
of internal revenue for the northern
part of South Dakota, is in the city
today. He has recently been at Water
during one of his regular trips
and while there saw a large quantity of
building material for the Minneapolis
e. St. Louis extension. While at Pierre
a few days age he found the North
western extension west Of the river
booming and it was the opinion there
that by next winter the line would be
built into Rapid City Aberdeen News,
Saturday.
Last Monday afternoon Mrs. John II.
Lund chartered the Commercial Hotel
and then most delightfully."-
entertained about three dozen Of her
lady friends at progressive hearts. The
were beautifully decorated with
for the occasion. The ladies
the afternoon very much. Mrs.
r. l. Irwin attained the highest score
and secured the first prize and Mrs. A.
I. Cooper was awarded the consolation.
the prizes were beautiful silver spoons.
The chef at the hotel sustained his repu
tation as a caterer, the lunch was the
best ever served at an afternoon recep-
ton in Webster.
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