Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-11


acknowledges a pleasant call Lebanon
Leader.
Do not forget to go into kadlEg's
harness shop aud see his fine line of
plush robes. Just the thing for spring
drivers.
Ed. Prudhon returned Sunday morn
ing from Iowa where he had been in the
interest of the Eek & Prudhon land
company.
Miss Daisy Williams arrived this after
noon from Webster after a short visit
with her sister, Mrs f Denton Pierre
Free Press.
John Snazl was brought TO the city
Sunday night and nlaced in the care of
the county authorities He is suffering
from insanity.
Our High School base ball team were
scheduled to play IN Summit Saturday,
but owing TO the inclement weather
they did not go d.
VIM. Huggett and Misses Mona and
Maud were in town Thursday, Mona
went TO Wimbledon, \ Il, where she
will teach school.
George Terpena, formerly Of this city
but nov located at Cleveland. n. D.,
was in the city for a couple of days the
first of the week.
George Dunton, cashier of the First
National bank, and George and Ora
Bailey were visitors at Enemy Swim
lake the first of the week,
The dance given at the opera house
by the l.. l.. Club Tuesday evening is
reported as a most enjoyable affair.
Everybody had a good time.
Francis Bolkert arrived last week
from Glencoe, Mimi. aud has accepted
a position in the Bauske meat market
He comes well recommended.
Master Harding Thompson who sus-
tanned a fracture of the collsr bone a
short time z while on a visit in Big
Stone, is getting along very nicely.
Spring Millinery opening Friday and
Saturday, April u and l3. A full line
of the latest styles of pattern hats in
the building opposite the postoffice.
DIR. j. S. Goodmanson spent a few
days in this city last week and departed
Monday morning for Britton where he
has a week of professional business.
State Food and Dairy Commissioner
A. HI. Wheaton, of Brookings, was
transacting business in Webster We'd
nesday, in connection with his office.
More Corn. Going fast at cheapest
price in town, quality considered. Bet.
ter see us before you buy.
Potter. Garrick & Potter.
Miss Lena Ray returned Sunday even.
ing to Wilmot after a two weeks spring
vacation which she spent visiting her
parents here and her sister in Sioux
City.
Edward Prudhon sold his fancy driv-
ing mare to Frank Sears this week for
$500. This gives Mr.. Sears the best
piece OF horse flesh that we know of in
Webster.
Henry O'Ready was called to Webster
last Saturday night by telegram saying
that his father, DR.. James O'Ready, had
suffered a stroke Of paralysis. --Milbank
Advance.
The union temperance meeting at the
Methodist church Sunday evening was
very literally attended and the addresses
are said to have been the best wei given
in the city.
Mrs. George Breckenridge, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lightizer,
paid Mrs. w. A. Thompson O short
visit and departed for Twin Brooks
Friday morning.
K. W. Taylor came from Aberdeen
Monday night to look after some mat
ters before the Day county court and
incidentally to renew acquaintance with
his many friends.
For Sale-On the best of terms, a
nine room house in good condition, a
good barn and q fine residence lot.
Call on Or address @. o. Davidson,
Webster, South Dakota.
Judge J. H. Mccoy arrived from
Aberdeen and has been holding q session
OF court in this city this week. There
was no jury drawn only court cases get
ting attention at this time.
Sisters decided for summer months to
have st. Paul lady rent furnished rooms
at the Fulmer building which is now
thoroughly re-modeled. A competent
person will teach music and art.
E. w. Hawking, who travelled through
this country for years but has not been
with rs for the past two years, arrived
in Webster yesterday morning and was
interesting u merchants in cigars.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. McGlochlin, of Aher-
deem, came down Sunday a. Mr..
McGlochlin had some business before
the court and they took this opportunity
70 visit their many Webster friends.