Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-11

dozen men, is here from Plerpnnt as
usual during court sessions this week.
The street and allev committee of the
city council have decided TO run a tile
drain from the power house down the
hill To the Blank slough in order to
carry away rhe water from the building
Editor and Mrs. Bronson, of the
World, are back in their old Wisconsin
home where they are attending a
reunion of all the old timers aud they
are simply having the time of their
lives.
Mrs, VIM. Krause and baby, who
have been visiting with the lady's par
ents at her former home in Brownton,
Mimi, for a couple of weeks, returned
TO her home in this city Wednesday
evening.
Tegtmeier d Calmenson have
arranged with the Excelsior Fruit
Growers association for shipment OF
fresh strawberries every morning. If
you want them nice and fresh call
them mp.
Mrs. Cox, whose husband travels for
the Biermann Brothers Fruit house,
spent Wednesday IN Webster the guest
of Miss Kate Gilmor. Mrs. Cox went
to Audover that evening TO join her
husband
Miss Sophia Volkert, of Glencoe,
Mimi, who spent week in this city
visiting with her brother, Francis Vol
kert, the first man in Bauske's meat
market, returned to her home yesterday
morning.
The Canton News speaking of the
Epworth Assembly held last week in
that city says: Mrs Franz Anderson,
of Webster, S. d.. made her first appear.
ance this year, greatly pleasing her
audience"
July 10th Will be gala day for the
Catholics of Day county. II is the day
when Father Mensing will be raised to
the position of Domestic Prelate of the
Holy Father with the title of Rt. Rev.
| Monsignore
j. j. Schuster and wife, of Bradley,
arrived in the city Monday night for
visit of several days with the family of
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Judge. The two
families expect to 20 TO the lakes for
several days.
w. p. Huggett, of Roslyn, spent the
greater portion of last week in this city
He is suffering with a case of blood
poisoning on his hand and was taking
treat ment for the same. It is getting
along nicely.
This office is under compliment to the
for box of their II & b ten cent cigars.
We smoked them with the sense of
delight that is usually afforded by
first class cigar.
Mrs. Schacher and son, Herman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Huber, Jr., Wis
| tied relatives in Sisseton for few DAYS
last week, driving to their homes in this
city Sunday. They report the roads in
| fine condition.
DR.. H. A. Peabody went TO st. Paul
Monday night to be present at meet
| ing of the South Dakota state board of
health which is convened in that city
for the purpose of discussing the quar-
antine question.
Mrs. j. E. Haugen and children, and
Miss Langvehang, or Dell Rapids, and
l. A. Rosek, of Silver City, N. NJ,
arrived in Webster this morning for an
extended visit with Day county rela-
tives and friends.
George @. Dunton, cashier of the
Firsts National bank, returned Saturday
morning from his visit to his old home
near Buffalo, n. Y. Mrs. Dunton
remained in the east for time longer
to finish her visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Meyers, formerly
of this city but now of Bemidji, Mimi,
where NJ. Meyers is agent for the rail-
road company, are in the city as the
guests of Mrs. Meyers parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. II. Chapman.
The following people were up from
Waubay to help us celebrate: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gibson, Francis Smith, Mrs.
jackson end children, Chas. Denny,
Lelah Denny, Miss Tooey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schultz, Lille Stage.
There was runaway on the streets
Tuesday evening. Fortunately the
team went straight up Main street and
avoided everything until they were
stopped beyond the power house doing
no damage to anything.
The following list are some of the
Bristol people that were here Thursday
to. help us celebrate: Miss Hazel Far
rington, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marx, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Loken, Almond Chilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Taylor.
K. +. Ogg, of Newton, Iowa, who has
been looking over various portions of
of South Dakota with view of invest
ing dropped in Tuesday to take look
at some Day county lands. He was
very favorably impressed
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Eastman departed
Tuesday morning for Wilmot, their
former home, where they will remain