Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-07-19
II you want to by registered cattle,


particularly young bulls and heifers.
either for cash or GU time, write TO or
call on O. II Smith. Dell Rapids, 5. ID
Mrs ryler, who visited here several
DAYS with the family OF her brother,
Albert Smith, departed yesterday morn
ing on an extended trip to the Pacific
coast
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, was
visitor at Ortonville for several days
last week. He returned home Monday
evening
w. G. Warner was in from Pickerel
lake Saturday on busine SIS matters Mr.
Warner has decided not TO take out
saloon license for his pleasure resort at
the lake.
Rev. J S Hardness and family, who
have had two weeks outing at the
Big Stone Chatauqua, arrived home
last night.
Mrs Crofoot and daughter, May, who
attended the Big Stone Chatauqua, are
home again. Mrs. Crofoot has been
teaching school in North Dakota for the
past year.
julius Dustrud has severed his con-
nection with the Fair and is engaged
with the Webster Clothing company.
Julius is one of the most popular clerks
in the city
George Rix and Thad L. Fuller, two
of the hustling young attorneys from
Milbank, were in this city the first of
the week to argue a motion before
Judge Mccoy
Remember you c'n get pure copper
lightning rods at the right price. A
good job and satisfaction guaranteed,
at the Pioneer Hardware Store Webster
Andrew Small
j B. Morton, of Newton, Iowa, is in
the city He is heavily interested in
one of the large ranches at the old mill.
tary reservation and is looking after
| these interests
While scuffiing with Sheriff Gross at
the depot Monday George Cease sus-
tanned severe bruise to his right leg,
and has been compelled to walk with
cane ever since.
George Huggett, of Ashby, Mimi,
Mrs. Jasper jackson, of Buckingham,
ILL.,, and Mrs. g. E. Russell, of st. Paul,
arrived Saturday morning with the
remains of their father.
Miss Bessie Lancaster, editor Of the
Butler Herald, was a business visitor
last week. We noticed that Charles
Ash also had business here on the same
day. A mere coincident
Pure copper lightning rods at Andrew
Small. Our prices are reasonable and
will do good job If we don't come
in aud kick and we will make it right,
Pioneer Hardware Store.
f. B. Cannon and j. H. Suttle went
to Webster yesterday and returned
last night. Mrs. Cannon who
accompanied them, will return tonight
Aberdeen News, Monday
Miss Emily Hurstman, formerly of
this city, arrived this morning from
Minneapolis for a visit with Webster
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guest of Miss Winnie Hanna.
Miss Mcclure, who has presided over
the trimming department of the Flags
tad millinery during the season which
lust closed, departed Tuesday evening
for her home in Minneapolis.
S. Z. Ahlers returned last evening
from jamestown, n. D., and is now the
owner of North Dakota homestead.
He will go back in the near future and
take up his permanent residence.
S. X. Way was up from Watertown
Tuesday. He reports rushing bust
ness with his new townsite properties
south Of the city on the new line Of
railroad from WATERFOWL to the river.
@. K. Blegen has announced his can
didacy for the republican nomination
for register Of deeds and is making his
canvass He is very competent gen.
tleman and will make good officer II
elected.
| n. D. Gandy's automobile is making
trips to the lake pleasure when the
roads are good, as it only takes him
about an hour to make the run and he
has no trouble in getting load most
any time.
i Geo. Housen was an arrival from
Webster Tuesday morning and spent
the day here visiting his brother, Harry
and other friends. George played third
base for Bradley in the ball game
Bradley Globe.
i Typhoid fever seems to be raging in
this section, there are eight cases in
Bristol, several in wanbay and three in
the Peabody hospital in this city. The
cases nearly all come from the excur-
sion to Evarts.
4 Professor Brown is one Of the instruc.
tors at the Marshall county normal now
in session at Britton. He will 60 from
there to Brookings where he 10 engaged