Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-03-22
ATTORNEY II II potter raturned from


Pierre Friday night where he argued "A
motion before the state supreme court.
We saw by the Pioneer Press of Sun
day that the motion was decided in Mr..
Potter's favor. He appeared for lack
Flute, the Sisseton Indian convicted of
murder.
Mrs. Carl Malmberg entertained the
Wednesday club at her pleasant home
last Friday afternoon A most enjoya-
BILE time was participated in by all. A
surprise was sprung on Mrs. H. A.
Atkins by the members Of the club pre-
senting her with a handsome set of sill
yer spoons
WANTED-l0O0 head of cattle to
pasture at old Fort Sisseton at 81 80
per head. Cattle will be v~accinated
free of charge. Stock will be received
at the Webster stock yards about the
first week in May, actual date given
later. Address Stanley S~eedhouse or
Scott Bates, Webster.
Agustave Reiprich, and Miss Emma
Grosenick were married at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Reiprich in Rusk
township, on Wednesday of this week,
at ! o'clock p m, Rev. Peithmann
officiating. Gustave is the youngest
son of Mrs Ernestine Reiprick, of Rusk
township, and Miss Grosenick's father
living at Alexandria, MINI.
Mrs. H. A. Atkins has moved her
household effects TO Butler where she
goes to make a home fol her daughter,
Miss Bessie Lancaster, who has become
the owner of the Butler Herald. The
ladies will be greatly missed by the best
of Webster society. All Webster peo-
pie will wish them happiness and pros
perity in their new home.
If your farm is for sale, list it with
Egel 'nd's Land Agency, 7l0-7ll New
York Life building, st. Paul, Mimi.
No listing fee Good farms wanted by
them at once. When You write, give
legal description and state number of
acres under cultivation, distance from
town, and what improvements such as
buildings etc. Write them at once.
y petition was circulated in this city
Saturday and signed by a large number
of citizens calling upon the city council
to remove ~Josephus Alley from the
Office of police justice because of his
decision in the Egeland case. The
matter came up at a special meeting of
the council Saturday night and was
referred to Judge Mccoy upon a legal
technicality.
were married at Morris, Mimi, March
18th, 1906. They returned to Day
county and were given a reception at
the home of the groom's parents in Lib
erty township, Saturday evening, March
18th. About one hundred guests were
present. Among those from Webster
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray, M. L. Hanse
and family and Misses Nina johnson
and Nora Nelson. A wedding supper
of the most sumptuous yiands was
served. The happy couple will live On
the Hanse farm.
A solemn wedding was celebrated at
the German Friedens church in this
city, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
when Frank +. N. Feska and Miss
Anna Draeger, both of Webster, made
the mutual vows of fidelity as husband
aud wife. After a vocal duet and a
song by tha congregation Rev. Peith-
mann preached a sermon and read the
Lutheran ritual appropriate for the
occasion. After the service, which was
attended by a large congregation, the
guests gathered at the home of Emil
Helm, two miles east of this city where
a rich dinner was served and a number
of instrumental and vocal selection
were enjoyed which ended in a delight
full dan ce.