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

THIS city for lew days during the past
week
Mrs. Andrew Small and Mrs. j. d..
Cloyd, of this city, departed Friday
morning for Big Stone lake TO be in
attendance at the Chautauqua for few
days.
The dances given by the Ladies Of
the Maccabees last week were well
attended and greatly appreciated by the
large crowds in attendance at the cele-
bration.
William Miller, after conducting his
saloon during the celebration days,
spend few days with his family and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Ray, Mr.. and
Jesse Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ray Mrs
Chas. Anderson and Willie Anderson
We're mp from Ortley during the cele.
bration.
ne Beachy is suffering from a case of
ivy poisoning which he contracted on a
recent "trip to the lakes His face and
neck are very badly broken out at
present.
Michael Darmody this week returned
70 his hardware business at Midland
after spending a week very pleasantly
With his family aud many friends in
Webster
~ Mrs. w. G. Warner and children,
Bob and Ethel Derrick, came in from
Pickerel lake and remained for couple
of days with friends and celebrating
last week.
Blank, the jeweler has become the
agent for the.Singer and the Wheeler
q Wilson sewing machines. These are
the very best on the market See him
aud get prices.
NJ. A. Culver, an old Day county set.
+ ker, was over from Ortonville Monday
on business matters. He is now one OF
the largest stone dealers in this section
of the country.
The Big Three, Amazon roofing,
Amatite roofing and Black Diamond
'oofing, no better in the world, and at
easonable prices. John w. Tuthill
number Company.
Mrs. ID. e. Wallace arrived Monday
yening from Long Beach, Cal where
le spent the past winter, and is visit
g her daughter Mrs. l.. H. Bentley
Iilbank News.
DIR. j. S. Goodmanson closed his
eek's professional visit to this city
,turday night and on Monday left for
country west of Aberdeen for a
,ofessional visit.
AT Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
ID Merchants bank of this city, was
lledsto Sisseton this morning on bust.
sss connected with the Farmers Union
Elevator company.
This is the time young people, when
you should.be planning on a course of
study in Business Education. Write
for catalogue to the Granger Business
School at Aberdeen.
A. u. Granstrom, the successful mer-
,hant at Roslyn, was in Webster yes
erday looking over the samples of
everal travelling men and selecting his
all and winter goods.
DIR. j. S. Goodmanson, the expert
IentisIwill be in his offices in the Tegt-
aeier building in this city again on
IN July IS, 10 and 20. See him if your
II teeth are troubling you.
Sivert Grue, formerly of this county
bnt who is now located in North Dakota
was visitor with the families of his
brothers, Chris and Oscar during the
celebration days last week.
DR.. ]. s. Goodmanson will be in his
Noffices in the Tegtmeier building July
rs, 10 and 20, prepared to look after all
! upubles you may have with your teeth.
He is an expert i'll his line.
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Rathbun, of Gro
on. were visiting with the Rathbun
ami lilies in this city for day last week
I'D taking in the celebration. Mr..
saxhbun is.mayor of Groton.
Nj and Mrs Dale r. Robb who
listed for few days in Webster last
week the guests of Mr. and Mrs John
3. Ray, went to their home i'll Esther
ril,e, Iowa.. Monday morning.
Patsy Bowler and wife, Mrs Bose
and and..Miss Stella Kempter, of Wau-
az, disadvantage of the fine weather
Ionday to drive over to Webster and
~ come shopping and visiting.
p. s. Gordon and Ray Graham went
10 Waubay Saturday to look over
anch in that locality which they are
lguring on buying. They returned
donday. Rapids Tribune.t
Wien you need strictly first.class,
ligh3rade sewing machine, be sure
nd.see Blanks. the jeweler. He is
gent for the Wheeler & Wilson and
he Singer companies in Webster.
Photographer Johnson was called to
irenville last Sunday to take picture
ia class of thirty-four who partook of
heir first communion at the services
resided over by Father Woitowicz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogel, of Chicago, were