Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-20

day or so with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs w. E. Smith, of this city.
The two bridges which were across
the creek on the Pickerel lake road at
the G. J. Schultz place went out with
the high water this spring, and work
men are now engaged in putting in one
large bridge to replace the two.
County Treasurer Butler, DIR. M. M.
Judge, Roy Irwin, Martin Crowley and
s. H. Egeland departed in the Ochsen-
reiter Implement company's automo.
bile for WATERFOWL to be present at the
ball games for two or three days.
A postal from Lloyd Jones, the eye
specialist, written at Big Stone, tells us
that he was called east by telegram
which stated that his daughter was at
the point of death. He will give notice
of his return through this paper.
The report of this mornings ball game
at WATERFOWL was Webster 8, Groton
3. Anderson pitched shut out game
but errors in the sixth inning let in
three runs The ball enthusiasts of
Webster have cheered up little.
w. F. Ebert and wife, J. HI. Ebert,
Ida Ebert, Emma Kreugel, Clara Hell.
mer, Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Witter left
last evening for Redfeld to attend the
German Methodist camp meeting that
will be in session there for several days.
Ole Highland, one of our popular
furniture dealers, returned last week
from an extended trip through Colo.
RADIO. He was quite favorably impressed
with some portions of the state and as
a whole enjoyed the vacation very
much
Miss Janna @. Wickre, formerly our
deputy county treasurer who has been
attending college in Oberlin, o., since
January, arrived home Sunday morn.
ing and will spend her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. O. Wickre,
in this city.
Miss Nellie Tracy returned Friday
morning from Winona, MINI, where
she has been attending the Winona
seminary the past year. She will spend
the summer vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Matthew Tracy,
of this city.
H. 0. Wickre's mission to Glendale
was to purchase a car of thoroughbred
registered Hereford cattle. He secured
seven bulls for the Williams ranch at
Oriway and the balance of the car was
taken to his home farm in Independ.
ence township.
At the meeting of the council to dis.
pose of the sewer bonds David Williams,
president of the Farmers and Merchants
National bank, purchased the entire
issue-$l0 000-for SIC, 100 and the city
has received the money and the work
of laying the pipe will commence in the
near future.
Owing to the wreck at Ortley yester-
day everything that went through either
way was compelled to transfer by the
debris. This morning, hcwer, trains
commenced running again and the com.
pany will have everything all right by
night and the trains will again be run.
ming on regular time.
George G. Dunton, of this city, Geo.
Harrington, of Waubay, O. O. Guern-
sey, of Waubay, and Thomas Strand
ness, of Bristol, were the representa-
tives of Day county banks at the state
bankers meet at Huron last week The
party returned home Friday and they
report an excellent meeting.
A happy marriage occurred Saturday
at the home of Martin Wist when
Inger Vatne and j. Severson were made
man and wife, Rev. Hafstad officiating.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served, after which the happy couple
started for their home in Lyan.
III. @. Tegtmeier. DR.. Cook, r. B.
Ebling, Martin Johnson, Will Toilet
son, GO. Bailey, Frank Paul, Robert
Chapman and DIR. 5. S. Goodmanson
formed fishing party TO Ortonville on
Sunday. The party cid not catch as
many fish as there were members in the
party but they all report an excellent
days outing.
Sam Calmensof, VIM. Mahaney, DR..
M. NJ. Judge, L. l.. Butler, Chris Grue,
VIM. Schendel, q. H, Egeland and Nels
Stevens went Up to Andover last Satur-
day and took in the hall game. They
report fine exhibition of the great
American game up to ,he ninth inning,
when young HYDE, whocame here from
Brookings, throwed the ball away.
Oscar Simons, of st. Paul, is now in
this city and has accepted position as
first man in Knapp's bakery. He is an
expert in his line and guarantees his
goods to equal anything that can be
made in the city. As SCOT as Mr.. Sim
ons can find house, he Will send for
his mother and establish ahome here.
Mr. and Mrs. George ClDunton left
Tuesday night for Rochestf, N. Y, to
be present at what is called neighbor-
hood reunion at which tim the boys
and girls of years agonelwho have
since scattered all over &e United
States viii meet again andl exchange
ravcir;scoucoa IL cannot hak hrt ho /.