Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-17

Friday for Sisseton and Window, s ID
for an absence of week looking after
his work there.
Miss Carrie Downing, who is engaged
in teaching the fall term of school IN
the Philbrooks' district, went to Holm
quist for Sunday.
Will McKeown, who visited with his
brother, James. in North Dakota for n
few days, returned to his home in this
city Sunday night
Mrs Helligso and children spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Webster
friends and relatives, returning to
Holmquist Monday.
The ladies all say that Miss Flagstad's
display of millinery is the finest this
season ever shown in Webster. Get
your new hat now.
Miss Anna Carlson, of Wist, who
spent several days in this city as the
guest Of Mrs Martin Sandvig, returned
to her home Friday
Henry O'Ready, of this city, took
advantage of carnival time to visit for a
couple of days with his Milbank friends.
He went over Friday.
Will Tollefson returned from his trip
to Watertown, where he went to take
the examination before the state phar-
macy board. Saturday.
w. B. Taylor departed Saturday
morning for Waubay. from there he
went to Browns Valley, Mimi, on a
business trip of several days
j. G. Englehart has two hundred fine
stock ewes which he offers for sale or
lease. Parties desiring to go into the
sheep business should see him at once.
Miss Mayme Sherrard, who went to
Roch ester some time ago to consult and
treat with the Doctors Mayo returned
to her home south of this city Friday
night.
Rathbun & Beachy shipped fourteen
cars of cattle from their ranch north of
this city to Chicago last Saturday
Ephriam Beachy accompanied the stock
TO market.
There will be divine services in st.
Mary's Episcopal church Sunday at IL
a. m, and 1880 p. m, Sunday school at
10 a. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Miss Matte Wade, the efficient clerk
in the treasurer's office, took her first
vacation Saturday and went to her
home in Oak Gulch for short visit
with her parents.
Charles and Albert We ,dt, of Aber-
deem. brothers of Mrs. Atlas Knapp
came down Saturday night and,
remained over Sunday with their rela
tives in this city.
Mrs. B d. Fish, who has been visit.
ing with relatives at Benson, Mimi, for
some time, returned home Thursday
night. Her baby which has been quite
seriously i'll is some better
l.. Gross, the pioneer real estate man
of Day county, who has spent the past
three weeks in this city locking after
his many business interests. expects to
leave Saturday night for st. Paul.
John A. Hawkins, Of Ash Greek, who
was returning from Chicago where he
had been with stock which he sold for
Ave and one-half cents, stopped over in
Webster Monday for q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Nick Bissener, of Min
neapolis. who have spent the past
month visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Magnus, in this city,
returned to their home Wednesday.
Geese are reported in large numbers
in several places in the county but as
only one killing is reported we cannot
help but believe that the reports of the
vast numbers have been exaggerated.
1923 for your said the bin to
the coal. And they began drifting
apart long ago. can send you what
coal You need to piece ont the season,
till the price drops. Forbes Fuel Co.
Those who attend the Methodist
church n this city next Sunday morn
ing will have the pleasure OF listen ing
to an address by our efficient county
superintendent of schools, ]. H. Hetley
We have received copy Of the pro.
| ceedings Of the grand lodge Knights OF
Of Pythias proceedings. 1t Is . well
printed and very interesting volume and
we will gladly loan 1t to any member Of
the order.
| One Of the principal attractions IN
Webster the past week has been thu
new sewer ditch upon which work hal
begun and IL progressing rapidly. This
digging Of ditch by machinery IL .
sort Of revelation to our citizens and u
zee Il explains why the contractor wa'
abba TO undsrbid his competitors.