Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07

Josephrs Alley, county surveyor. has
sufficiently recovefed from his recent
severe attack of the grip to be able to be
in his Office again.
A. l. Sheppard and son decided to
try the winter climate Of the Pacific
coast for a few weeks aud departed
thence Friday night.
Register of Deeds Eli Stearns attended
the funeral of J.. ID Knight at Pier
pont last Friday and remained over
Sunday at his home.
The Commercial hotel is putting in
a carload of Ortonuille ice. Emil says
he will keep the patrons next summer
if good ice will do it.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Goodwin returned
Saturday night from Pierpont where
they had been to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Goodwin's father.
Oysters stewed, oysters fried, oysters
raw, oyster cocktail, oysters any old
or new way, served to suit an epicure
at Mahaney's restaurant.
w. G Warner came in from his Pick
eral lake home last Friday and remained
a couple of days with Webster friends.
He was also looking for coal.
DR. J. S. Goodmanson was home for
a few days last week but went to Brit
ton to I'LL a professional appointment
for a week Monday morning.
Little Misses Bernice, Grace and Net
tie Woodwork went to their former
home at Bristol last Thursday night and
remained until Sunday night.
Clerk of Courts Smith issued mar
riage licenses last week to Frank ID.
Carver and Altelta Fjergandstad, John
Bundrock and Clara Moursrued.
Mr.. Cooper, who has been employed
as one of the finishers on the David
Williams residence, departed Saturday
night for his home in Benson, Mimi.
Miss Christina Hanson and John
Stevenson, both of Andover, were
united in marriage Wednesday in the
court house by County Judge John ".
Lund.
When Martin Gibhn was driving
home one day last week his sled capsized
aud he received a very serious injury to
his right foot. He is recovering in good
shape.
Rusk township on Tuesday held it's
annual election and by a vote of az to
% endorsed the proposition to issue
license for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
Alfred Butler entertained a number
of his young friends Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in playing games
etc /, after which dainty refreshments
were served.
John Fisher, Joseph Becker and Lee
Harmon came home from their work as
carpenters for the Milwaukee railway
to spend last Sunday with their fami-
lies in this city.
Miss Josephine Flagstad returned
Friday from the Twin Cities where she
went to purchase her spring millinery.
She purchased the latest creations in
spring millinery.
Martin Hotter returned Tuesday
morning from his trip to Minneapolis,
Rochester and st. Paul in the hopes of
improving his health. He comes home
very much better.
j. t. Goodwin end S. s.. Yeager
departed Monday for Georgia where
they expect to spend several weeks look
ing after some profitable investments in
southern real estate.
Nerd Flanders returned Friday from
Frank where he had been for a week
freighting between that place and
Langford. He reports the roads as
something terrible.
r. g. Efnor has sold a half interest in
the First Avenue livery to Amos Knapp.
The gentlemen will make a strong team
and will do a good business. We wish
them complete success.
For Sale-On the best Of terms, a
nine room house in good condition, a
good barn and a fine residence lot.
Call on or address @. o. Davidson,
Webster, South Dakota.
Pat. Roe, the man that made Lennox
soap famous in South Dakota, was
among the visitors from Sioux City in
Webster last Saturday. He is now
engaged as salesman for cigars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sears and Miss
Francis Sears attended the dance at
Waubay last Friday night. They
report the music good, the crowd con-
genial and a general good time.
Rev. o. NJ. Hyde, of Garden City,
will preach in the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening, and
at three In the afternoon in North
Webster at the Phillips school house.
A bargain if taken next week
"A house aid lot in desirable
location in Webster. For par
t~iculars inquire of w. b. Taylor,
fourth door north of postomcc.
Fred Hanson reports in a letter 10
Fred Bauske. his former partner in the