Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-05

J. Rieger went to Plato, MINI
Saturday night to visit his mother who
is quite seriously i'll. He returned Mon
day and reports there are little hopes of
his mothers recovery.
1913 for youo said the bin to
the coal. And they began drifting
apart long ago. can send you what
coal you need to piece out the season,
till the price drops. Forbes Fuel Co.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Grant Chapman came
in from the Williams, Curtis & Wickre
ranch Tuesday and Mrs. Chapman
departed that evening for visit of six
weeks at her former home in Hanover,
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Arnold and
daughter, of Summit, came down
Thursday and remained in Webster for
a couple of days the guests of the
family of. Mrs. Arnold's brother, A. NJ.
Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Munson, of
Holmquist, are spending few days
Mr. Munson has sold out his interests
in Ho,mquist and is now looking for a
new location.
A. Ainsworth has the thanks of the
firemen and the hearty appreciation OF
all who attended the opening of the
firem EMS hall On Thank sgiving night
for the use of the beautiful piano for
the occasion
The boys who went up tc Webster
to play foot ball Thanksgiving day
didn't have thing to be thankful for,
the Webster fellows cleaning them up
with score of 81 to nothing. Milbank
Herald. Advance
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Tracy and
three children, Jane, Jacob and Joseph,
went to Appleton, Mimi, last Thurs
day morning to attend the marriage of
their nephew, Johh Kerigan, which
occurred on that day.
There will be services at the Congre-
gatiopal church Sunday morning and
evening. The pastor, Rev. A. E. Greg.
DRY, announces the following themes:
Morning-"What is Your Life; even.
ing-"The Weight of Soul"
Mrs. II. III. Potter gave card party
at her home Monday evening to which
large number of the young people
of the city we're invited. 1t was one of
the most pleasant parties of the winter.
Excellent refreshments were served.
Thanksgiving was properly observed
in Webster. There were services at the
Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran and Meth.
odist churches. The services were
union services at the Methodist church
and Reverend Gregory occupied the
pulpit.
John Kelly came up from Garden
City and spent few days with Webster
friends ard relatives last week and
departed Sunday evening for Kansas
City to attend family reunion. 1t is
thirty years since the family have been
together.
Miss Nora Cummins was home from
Webster, where she teaches in the pub
schools, to spend her Thank sgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. E..
Cummins. She was accompanied by
Miss Rradeen, who is also a teacher at
Webster.-Groton Herald
DR.. ]. S. Goodmansun arrived in this
city Saturday night and is spending the
week looking after his Day county
practice. The doctor expects to leave
for Chicago the last of this month to
take post graduate course in dentistry
of six weeks or two months
VIM. Ravens and sister, Mrs Crow
foet, returned SATURDAY night from
their visit to the new country near
Lennon. While gone they each filed
on 100 acres of Uncle Sans domain
and will go out there to take up their
residence in the early spring
Stop kicking if things in Webster do
not suit you, bring the matter up at
the next meeting of the Commercial
club and be ready to assist in move
ment to remedy the evil. Let's get
together for greater Webster That's
what the club was organized for.
County Surveyor j. Alley and County
Commissioner Wyganowski went to
Grenville this morning to survey the
new county road. When they bring
the survey down to the township line,
Commissioner Wheeler will take
Wyganowski's place in the party.
Coteau lodge A. f. and A. M. No. "a,
of this city held its election of officers
for the ensuing year at its Tuesday
night meeting with the following result
Geo. @. Dunton, w. M; l.. w. Cook,
s. W.; B. A. Walton, j. W; 7. f. Egge
treasurer; Carl Malmberg, secretary.
The following persons were chosen to
preside over the destinies of Lois Chap.
ter Eastern Star, at the last meeting fol
the coming year: Mrs. MeKennett, w,
M; Mrs. Ysager, A. NJ; H. " Potter,
Eropc;o Caorc No.. n