Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-22

say that at this writing she is improy
ing
Don't get out your gun yet. Yor
have ten days more TO serve and tn
temptation of a gun around may COS
you fine.
Mrs Charles Becht and children hay,
closed delightful visit with Wisconsin
relatives and arrived home in Webster
"Wednesday.
Miss Emma Schultz Is confined 10 hel
rooms at the Sorensou home in the Sec
oud ward with illness. She is some
better today.
i, B. Taylor. general agent for South
Dakota of .. W. Kerr & Co., Minneap'
oils, was here from Aberdeen on busi,
ness yesterday.
Mrs. W. B. Taylor and children went
out 20 Pickerel lake this morning 10
enjoy an outing at that popular resort
for few days.
Warren Farme. has returned from
mis- years absence in the east and says
that Day county is good enough for
him in the future.
Several parties were here from Wau-
bay yesterday afternoon to participate
in clay pigeon shoot at the Webster
Gun club grounds.
Mrs. J :. Goodmanson departed
Monday morning for Redfi Id to visit
for few days at the home OF Mir, anu
Mrs. James b Lilly.
Len South, the expert from. Webster,
was in town Thursday and went out TO
the Sheirer farm to fix up threshing
engine. -Ortly Optic
G. Earl Wilson and sister, Miss Myr-
tie, came down from Aberdeen Monday
night and went TO their home III Fulda,
Mimi, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. p J. Wagner and children, who
have spent the summer with Wisconsin
relatives and friends, came home TO
Webster Monday night
If you want to enjoy pleasant out
ing and some good fishing go out to
Pickerel lake They are better fixed
than ever to entertain you.
Mark Grahek, Knapp's right. hand
man, who spent his vacation visiting at
the Twin Cities, Duluth and Ely, Mimi.
arrived home Saturday morning.
We understand by good authorit y
that from now it will cost forty cents
q ton and twenty-five cents for half ton
to have coal delivered in the city.
@. A. Wells, of the firm of Wells &
Walton, lawyers, returned last week
from an extended trip to his former
haunts in Wisconsin and Illinois.
Master George Gould, who visited at
the home of his uncle, DR.. M. @.
Schenecker, in this city for few days,
returned home Tuesday morning.
Michael Koenig was down from
Eden Park for visit of a few days
with Webster friends. He was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hit.
Floyd Yaeger, Rex Harris and Robert
Arthur were initiated and admitted
into full membership of Rabboni Chap
ter of Royal Arch Masons last night.
Miss Ida Kreuger and Miss Martha
Steinka are taxing few days of vaca-
ton from their labors and putting in
the time very pleasantly at Pickerel
lake.
Expert teachers instruct at the Sioux
Falls Business College, Sioux Falls, S.
ID. Enter September 3rd and get three
months tuition free. Send for cata
logue.
Lee Harmon and family are spending
the week out at Pickerel lake. Lee is
moving the Peabody cottage and the
family has gone out to have a good
vacation.
DIR. J. s. Goodmanson had sufficiently
recovered from his recent severe attack
of hay fever to be able to make his
appointments north and west of here
this week.
County Treasurer Butler went over to
the home farm at Butler last Saturday
to look after the gathering of the har-
vest. He reports everything in fine
shape there.
Mrs. Carrie Gould, of Bristol, mother
Of Mrs. M. @. Schenecker, who visited
with the family of her daughter here
for several days, returned home Wed.
nesday night.
+. w. Booth, of Brownton, Mimi, is
in the city visiting the families of his
daughters, Mesdames w. H. Chard and
w. H. Krause, also Miss Booth, of the
postoffice force.
Sherman Duggan, VINO holds down
the branch law Office for Coomes &
Duggan at Waubay. was over to see
how the main Offices in Webster were
running Tuesday.
Christ Swenson, who was formerly
employed in the Elevator Store in this
city and 10 now in business in Aberdeen,
spent couple Of days in Webstera the
first of this week
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