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

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Was tran,actlng business in Webster
yesterday
John Sampson, OF Nutley township
lost a horse by lightning during Sun.
days storm
Father Mensing went to Milbank las,
Friday TO remain for day or 80 with
Father Wulf
Buy your foreign drafts payable al
any city in the old country of the FRS,
National bank.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Judge was called to Holm.
quist the first OF the week on profes
sional business
Mrs Charles Long and mother, Mrs
Albert Ibach, returned from Wau bay
Saturday night
County Treasurer Batter and wife
visited tor day at the former home in
Butler this week
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention
MIR. and Mrs 5. r thompson and
son, Donald, returned to Aberdeen
Thursday evening
Several of the Maocabee base ball boys
went to Madison on the morning pas.
seuger Wednesday
j, A Ccwan aud family went out to
Pickerel lake this morning to take an
outing OF Il rew days
Mrs. +. J. Peabody accompanied by
Marjorie Moore went out to Pickerel
lake Friday evening.
Mrs, Fred Booth aud baby returned
Friday from visit with relatives and
friends in Holmquist.
Lost-A Moore's on-leakab BILE foun-
tain pen. Finder can receive reward
by calling at this Office.
Alex Highland, of Aberdeen, was Wis
iting Webster relatives and friends for
several days this week.
A. j. Rieger came from Wallace Sat-
urday and went to Aberdeen that even
ing on busin, IS matters.
Swan Nelson is taking his vacation
this week and has gone out to the lakes
to pat in the time fishing
Marriage license was issued yesterday
to Archie Flanders and Miss Agnes
Murray, both..of Andover.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Flint,of Pierpont,
were callers at the county seat on mat
ters of business Wednesday.
Mark johnson. wife and nephew, of
Pierpont, spent Friday evening with
Mr. Eli Stearns and family.
Mrs. O. O. Rieger and baby came
home from visit to her parents &C
Bristol last Friday morning.
Peter Jaooby went to waubay last
Friday morning to figure on large
contract for carpenter work.
j. Van der Miede. the leading lawyer
OF Andover, was visiting Webster
friends the first of the week.
Ray Philbrook and Farrand brothers
purchased a gasoline threshing outfit
from Long q Long this week.
4. p. Mather was looking for bus.
inees for the Minneapolis Paper CON-
pany in this city Wednesday.
Miss Therisa Walker went to Wau-
bay Saturday morning for few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Albert Smith went out to Pick
erel lake last Friday afternoon to spend
a week at that delightful resort.
Ncnce.-A good farm to rent. $50
acres, -Four miles southeast of Web
ster. Call at Charles Hartmann.
Mrs. Housen and Mrs. Ed. Potter
went to Bristol Wednesday to Zee Miss
HAZEL Harrington who is very i'll.
@. K. Anderson and John Moore were
here from Ortley over night Tuesday,
going home Wednesday morning.
Claude Stewart came in from Pickerel
lake Tuesday evening and will remain
until Friday visiting with friends.
The ice cream parlors of the Webster
Candy Factory are now serving the
finest ice cream on earth. Try it,
John Fahnestock, Of watertown,
arrived IN this city Tuesday evening to
look after some real estate interests.
They don't make any nicer line OF
organdies than Tegtmeier s. Calmensc n
are selling now at almost half price.
Several members of the gun club
were over at the driving park practicinl
on clay pigeons yesterday afternoon.
The Office formerly occupied by Wis,
consin Grain company for rent. Inquire
of Emil Meyer at Commercial hotel.
Phillip Gross, our popular sheriff, i,
adding to his already handsome home
property by putting in cement walks.
Miss Shultes departed Tuesday morn
ing for q visit of q couple of weeks with
friends in the capital city of the state
The finest line of dimities ever sect
In Webster are being sold at almos
half price at Tegtmeier & Calmenson's
just to dispose of large line Of beau