Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-23

AnureW q. nemnan, OF hOslyn, was
in the city Wednesday and made this
Office q pleasant call. He says that
while the spring is little late he has
no fears that we will not have bounti.
full harvest
@. E. Seefeld, A. G. Seefeld and
August Blank, of Webster, spent few
hours in the city enroute for Phillip
from which point they expect to go to
Rapid City to look over the country.-
Pierre Dakotan.
Sam Calmenson tool a team and a
number of men and all spent Monday
afternoon fixing mp the ball diamond
and we now have one of the very finest
places to play the great American game
TO be found in the state.
The Herald Square moving pictures
will be presented in the opera house
Monday evening, May -. Prices, ID,
% and 80. They come to our city
highly recommended and no doubt are
as good as is on the road.
Rev Hardness will deliver the bacal-
aureate sermon before the senior class
of the high school at the opera house
Sunday night All the other churches
are invited to join in this service
Redfield Journal Observer.
G. f. Kelley, who has been attending
the Minnesota university, has decided
give up school work for the present and
is home for visit of few days before
entering upon his duties in situation
which he has accepted in st. Paul.
l.. E. Bailey, who is now on the road,
was called home from Aberdeen Satur-
day by telegram announcing the SER
!. ious illness of his wife in this city. We
are glad to be able to state that at this
h writing she is very much improved.
Frank Mohs purchased the opera
house building Tuesday afternoon and
we are informed will at once proceed to
put it in first.class condition. Webster
is to be congratulated that the opera
house has fallen into such good hands.
A. A Hubsch, of Webster, who sus-
tanned an injury to his eye some time
since, was a policy holder in the
Northern Accidental Insurance com.
pany of this city and has received his
indemnity Aberdeen Fews, Saturday
VIM. Mahaney, our popular restaur-
ant man, returned Sunday morning
from trip up into the Alberta coun-
try. He was quit favorably impressed
with the country and says he saw
whole lot of "Claude Stewards" while
there.
William Egeland, who is forging to
front and gaining the enviable reputa.
ton of being one of the most successful
real estate dealers in st. Paul, dropped
off here Monday and spent the day with
his mother and family and numerous
friends
The annual Grand Army OF the
Republic memorial services will be
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning at / o'clock. Rev. l.
V. Slocum will preach the sermon.
There will be appropriate music. All
are cordially invited.
Are you looking for home or invest
ment? We have land in Colorado,
North dakota, Gulf Coast and Pan
Handle of Texas and Minnesota lands
Call and see us.
w. b. Taylor & Co.,
4th door north of postoffice
Michael Sasse returned from his trip
to Webster Saturday. Mr.. Sasse has
purchased house in Webster, and
intends to let the boys run the farm
south east of Britton, while he and
!. Mrs Sasse will take things easy for the
rest of their time. -Britton Sentinel.
Webster gets sos 81; Waubay $50 II
Bristol $37 IS; Pierpont $24 SO from the
the two per cent of premiums on fire
assurance paid in the different towns OF
tiny state which MAINTAIN fire depart
uuSntS, anu W ilCil WILL 10
within short time and amounts to
total of $l0,772 66 for the state.
John Sherbino received a telegram ON
Tuesday evening announcing the death
of his mother, Mrs. Eliza Sherbino, at
Owatonna, Mimi, that afternoon. He
left that night to be present at the fun
eral accompanied by his brother-in-law,
w. Z. Smith. The members of the
4 family will have the sympathy of ALL
Will Adams and friend of Webster,
" visited at the Samuel Denton home in
n Waverly township last Saturday. Mr..
N Adams is nephew of Uncle Sam and
q with his father was founders of the
n Dakota Daylight, now the Marshall
N County Journal. --Marshall County
journal.
N Last Thursday evening Mrs. Charles
kE. Hyde opened her house to large mum.
Der OF the young lady friends OF Miss
lava Harrington, who gatherered to
hive her shower" in honor OF her
approaching marriage to George Weller.
rhe evening was delightfully."- spent, the
Refreshments dainty and delicious, the
PRESENTS many and beautiful.
DIR. J. L. Harris and Clerk OF Courts