Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-05
Smith, X John w. Arthur, F.; David
Williams, treasurer.

Smith, r ; John w. Arthur, F.; David
Williams, treasurer
II. Wherland, of the Aberdeen
Engineering company, was knocked
from ladder by moving belt Will,
at work III the American office las
right. He was stunned and his arm
was cut so badly that three stitches had
to be taken to close up the wound -
Aberdeen American, Sunday.
The fact that the Granger Bushes.
college, OF Aberdeen, gets positions fol
its graduates coupled with the further
fact that they are competent to hold
the positions and give good satisfaction
should be recommend sufficient &c
induce any person that the Granger
college is the place to go in search of 9
business course.
The Italians who were employed by
the Milwaukee railroad company on its
line through here the past few months
all decided last week that it was time
to quit and move to warmer chimes and
therefore sent in their resignation
Monday the paymaster arrived and
counted out to them over $3,700 and
that night they took their departure
for the east.
Let us tell you where our graduates
are and what they are doing. There il
good demand for young people who
have good business education We
believe we can give you the kind of al
education you want? We would be-
glad to tell you about it upon receipt OF
your address sent to the Granger Bust
ness School at Aberdeen Winter tern
opens December Both
VIM. Magnus returned Sunday morn
ing from Minnesota City, Mimi, wher,
he was called by the serious illness o
his mother. He left her much better
On his arrival here Mr.. Magnus received
a message that his mother had suffered
a relapse, and few hours later anothe
stating she was dead, and he departed
that evening to attend the funeral. Mr.
Magnus will have the sympathy of al
in his great loss.
Lois Chapter, No 3 o E. S. helC
installation of officers at the Masoni,
temple Wednesday night. There wer,
about 40 members present which is
compliment to the incoming admins
tration. Mrs. l.. w. Norton, pas
grand worthy matron, acted as install
ling officer and Chas. G. Reiger a
marshal. Refreshments were served
and very pleasant evening enjoyed.
The high school girls who went up t,
Webster today to play basket ball cam,
home very enthusiastic over the roya
treatment they received from the Web
ster people whom they say could not d.
enough to make everything pleas n
for them. The score stood IL to % il
favor of Webster, but the young ladie
say their visit was made so enjoyabl
by the Webster folks that it wa
rather pleasant to lose the game +
them. Milbank Herald Advance
The first business meeting of tn
members of the Commercial club wa
held Monday evening and the attend
ance was very large and many matter
of interest to the city came up for dis
cussion. Judging from the interes
manifested and the work done at tn
first meeting the club will be grea
factor for good in the City of Webster
The next meeting is called for Monda.
night, December 16, and full attend
ance is desired. Show your inte rest il
the.city's future amp be dresent.
In the judging at the live stock SHOW
in st. Paul last week the students o
the agricultural schools of Minnesota
Iowa, North Dakota and South OAK OF
competed for a prize as to the bes
judges IF live stock. When tn,
averages were all in South Dakota wa
found to have the best judges anon,
the students. Webster can take littl
local pride in the result as Jacob Wickr
is one of the South Dako ta tudents VIII
acted as judge. The same class is II
Chicago this week in like mission.
John Lienlokken, who has beer
assistant cashier of the First Nationa
bank of this city since it opened 70
business five years ago, on Tuesda.
resigned his position. Mr.. Llenl ok kel
will spend month visiting with rela
tives and friends in various places am
departed this morning for Flandreau
and then he will go on the road selling
his patent for convenience in handling
notes in banks. Mr.. Lienlokken ha
made everybody his friend durin
his five years residence in this city AM
all will sincerely regret his resignation
but will be glad 10 know that he will
still make his headquarters in this city
Floyd Yeager advances to the plac
thus made vacant by his resignation
and Miss Andrea ABBY takes the posi-
ton of bookkeeper.
Notice of Application For Probate q
II will,