Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-01


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DR. Il Herman was called 70 Pickerel
lake on professional business Thursday
night
ID Z. Sorensou was business visitor
AT Waubay for day the first Of the
week
g ID Peterson i, making rapid pro.
gres, with his new residence in Third
war
w q Warner was in from Pickerel
LAKE la,t Thursday night for a few
hours.
Johnson beats them all i'm TAX
ing photos. both in quality and
price.
Banker Strandness, of Bristol, tran
sacted business With Webster people or
Monday
Mrs Ebling and children returned
from their visit at Rev Hammers
Monday.
Daniel Bailie returned to his home at
Pierpont Friday after visit with Web.
stcr friends.
For tornado insurance, sound
companies, low rates, see John
w. Arthur.
Buy your foreign drafts PAYABLE at
any city IN the old country Of the First
National bank
Mrs. Andrew Groves, Of Milbauk,
visited friends south of this city few
days this week.
Very few farmers have been seen on
our streets the past week as all are busy
in the hay fields
Mrs john Sheelar has sufficiently
recovered from her illness to return to
her home today
The tornado season is here. Can you
afford TO be without tornado insurance.
John w Arthur
Miss Althon passed through this city
Tuesday evening on her way to her
home ia Mitchell
Ed Mccormick has recovered from
his recent illness aud Is able TO be out
and around again.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention
Joseph Sauer were here from Aber-
deem from Aberdeen yesterday looking
after his cigar trade.
Mr. aud Mrs 5. r. Thompson spent
Saturday in Roslyn at the homes of j.
O. and r. O. Moore.
Beruice and Clarence Woodwork aud
Iva and Herbert McKennett came in
from the lake Friday
Mrs A. b. Meyer closed her visit at
Pickerel lake last Thursday evening and
returned TO Webster
Miss Winnie Booth went to Holm
quest Friday evening for visit at the
home of Theo. Munson.
Lost-A pair of gold bowed glasses in
a leather covered tin case Finder
please leave at this office
Nj, A. Thul came over Monday night
and put in about three hours jollying
with his Webster friends.
Mrs. Robert Laird returned Saturday
night from her visit with relatives and
friends in North Dakota.
Ell. Reckmo went to the Peabody hos
pital Friday evening as he was threat.
ened with typhoid fever
The Misses Mae and Mable Philbrooks
went to Groton Thursday evening for
few days visit with friends
Miss Ella Strandberg, of Minneapolis,
arrived Saturday morning for a visit
with friends south of town.
Charles Ratnbun went mp TO the old
military reservation on Monday TO
look after his ranch interests.
Professor and Mrs. w. A. Thompson
returned from visit with relatives in
Big Stone City Monday night.
A card from Oscar Sathe mailed at
Minneapolis informs us silat ne is on
his way to Washington state.
DR.. II. J Herman and States Attor-
ney Frank Sears were called over 10
Sisseton Wednesday on business.
Clerk of Courts Smith this week
issued marriage license TO Manders
Johnson and Amanda Anderson.
Lieutenant Robert Arthur departed
Monday night for Pierre where he is
spending few days with friends.
Mrs. Wing, of Aberdeen, came down
last week and spent few days as the
guest Of Miss Josephine Flagstaff
Nonoe.--A good farm to rent. 4SO
acres. Four miles southeast OF Web
ster. Call at Charles Hartmann.
States Attorney Frank Sears went to
Duluth last Friday morning. He
returned home Tuesday morning.
The ice cream parlors OF the Webster
Candy Factory are now serving the
finest ice cream on earth. Try it.
Sheriff Gross was called down into