Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-03-15

e fOltZ. AhO AoeJ AoPSAsS WIN
I'm. George, has almost completely
pered from his recent illness, which
bod news TO his many Webster
IDS.
lere will be a meeting of all those
are interested in forming a rod and
club in the City of Webster at the
Iers room in the court house next
Iday evening at eight o'clock. Let
v man who put his name to the list
resent.
k~torney II II. Potter departed for
re this morning where he will
e some motions before the South
|ota supreme court in the case of the
against lack Flute, the Indian
bicted of manslaugeter in Sisseton.
Potter is attorney for Flute.
kss Mcclure, who has been in Web
for several seasons and given
bdid satisfaction as a milliner and
e a great many friends, arrived
Rnesday night from Minneapolis and
resumed her position in Miss Flag.
Is millinery parlors.
n. and Mrs. j Rommel departed
sday morning for Mrs. Rommel's
her home in Colorado where they
spend a month visiting relatives
Friends, and then return to this
and Mr.. r. will again open his
kh and billiard rooms.
l your farm is for sale, list it with
|lnd's Land Agency, 7l07ll New
X Life building, st. Paul, Mimi
fee Good farms wanted by
. at once, When you write, give
u description and state number of
IS under cultivation, distance from
N, and what improvements such as
etc. Write them at once.
II. Robert Efnor received word
'sday of the death of her sister, Mrs
nix Efnor, which occurred in a hos
at Iowa City, Iowa, where she had
} taken for treatment. Mrs. Robert
or left that evening for Newton,
a, where the funeral will be held
family will have the coincidence
sympathy of all Webster people.
he Lampert Lumber company have
ded TO engage in the cement block
ness on a large scale and will put
in a number of South Dakota
S. W. G. Ladd, OF this city, than
m there is no better in the cement
has accepted a position with
company as the superintendent of
part of their business and will
n his labors on April lst.
r and Mrs. J II. Closterman, who
been employed at the Commercial
| for many months, the gentleman
and the lady in the dining
D, have resigned their positions and
in Waubay for a few days.
have purchased a restaurant in
ertown and will the man
lent thereof III the near future and
Watertown people are to be con-
for they will have the best
ed and the best served meal ever
in that city, or we miss our
guess.
:. &. S. Maynard, recently from
South Dakota, has opened a
office on Beacon street, north
Ie postofice. Mr.. Maynard is a
he'd gentleman with q large exper-
and will make a success of the
He was former county
'der in the place which he left, but
anxious to come here on account
e balmy weather. He tried Long
h and one or two other places, but
beautiful sunshine of San Pedro
d him better so he invested here
Cal, News.
e Day County Business Mems
held a very interesting and
attended meeting at the court
3 on Tuesday afternoon at which
7 matters of imnor lance were set
Tor the good of all merchants OF
Charles Long rendered his
nation as secretary and S. E Bron-
elected TO the vacancy and Il.
erger was chosen to fill the presi-
S office, An interesting paper was
by S. K. Bronson. Secretary Tyler
Q state association gave the meet
bout a two hours talk on what
Examination was trying to do and
we'll it was succeeding. l.. q.
y entertained and enlightened the
lng with half an hours talk. 1t
splendid meeting. Among those
tendance from the outside towns
Goodell and Huwe, of Butler;
and Koenigs, Lily; Bennett,
IN, McAllen, Strandness, Sager
'olberg, Bristol; Bethuen, Pratt
'horstad, Summit; Kempter and
and, Waubay; Holmquist, Holm
Granstrom, Roslyn; Chamber
De Youngs, Andover