Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-29


ing.
| Cannon Bates, of Lake Preston, wa
an arrival 10 this city last Friday for /
visit of day with the family of 5 d
Clark.
A. T. Cooper is at his station again a,
cashier of the Farmers aud Merchants
National bank. He came home last
evening.
Don Abbott has excepted a petition
as manager of the Reliance eleyapr at
Milbank aud departed for that city
Monday.
John A. Barse was called over from
Sissston Monday to act as INTERPRETER
for some Indians who had businss iii
Webster
Mr. and Mrs. L X. PhilbrooA are
the proud parents OF fine daBhler
which came to bless their HON last
Saturday.
NJ A. THU, who now dis buses
drugs at Waubay, was visiting with
Webster friends between trains lues
day night
Miss Clara Stille, OF Bristol, VIII had
spent few days with friends at Pick
erel lake, returned TO her home atBns-
tol Friday
Miss Emma Tollefson, who 'sited
her brother and many friends hei for
a week returned 10 her Minnesotaome
Sunday night.
DR. john Sutherland, of PiPont,
was IN this city yesterday enroje To
Pickerel lake where he goes I his |
annual outing.
Miss Fannie Sears, who Ina been
away on her vacation for the pasyeek.
returned TO her home in thi city
Tuesday night.
Lost-A coupon book on Faistore
between Fair and ST. Mary's hpltal.
Finder please leave at hosplt and
receive reward.
III. +. Hart, the popular jewele and
the United States Express compa are
now comfortably established in & new
Loken building.
ID. p. Harrington was seen sking
hands with friends OH our streetthis
morning. He came on the earlyrain
from Waubay.
John Sherbino has added nh to
the appearance of his saloon bput' .
ting the handsome new rble
base on his bar.
w. T. Havens and wife returnFri- ,
day night from their weeks visiyith q
the family of their daughter, Mrsana !,
Lasell, of Waubay.
j. l.. Clark departed for Knoll y
Iowa, Saturday morning. A let IN
another part of this paper explaifthe !
reason of his visit.
Mrs. Louis Ballou, formerly cher
in the Webster schools, was ting ,
with her many friends in this cipr a
few days last week.
+. w. Booth, of Brownton, nm, I
who visited the families of his hgh-
ters in this city for week, retuId TO
his home Wednesday.
Jessie Siglinger, Walter ArthI aud
Bartlett Egeland, went out to Herel /
lake last Friday and enjoyed thehing
there for several days.
David Williams, president of tFar-
mers and Merchants National bt of
this city, departed for Minneapo last
night on business trip.
A. u. Granstrom, the hustling klyn
merchant. returned from the win
Cities Friday night where he ha4ent
ten days purchasing goods.
II you want to enjoy a pleasanbu but
ing and some good fishing go 4 to
Pickerel lake. They are better lxed
thap ever to entertain you.
Charley Kreuger departed Mfay
night for LeMars, Iowa, to attenthe
German church conference WIFI is
being held there this week.
Soy L. Irwin, of the Irwin Pharhcy |
company, was business visitor irthe
Twin Cities for few days this yek.
He returned home Wednesday.
4 Several thousand young bass ere
shipped here from the United SITES
fish hatchery and they were takenput
to Pickerel lake and put in today.
W.. Chard, manager of the Fil-
liams Brothers Lumber comply,
accompanied by his wife's father +.
w. Booth, visited at Lily Monday.
/ w. @. Warner, the genial proprietor
of the pleasure resort at Pickerel Ike,
came in town Tuesday afternoon to
look after mis- business interests herr
Captain Stinchfield, of Waubay, tho
has recently made an extended easbrn
trip was in Webster yesterday as fhe
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Abbott
4. w. Taylor will leave tonight or
tomorrow morning for Pickerel Axe
and will return with his family II Q
few days. Aberdeen News, Friday
Miss Myrtle Prosssr. Of Webster
who has been visiting friends in thu