Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-10
ST Including Supper.


At the next regular meeting Of Coteau
Lodge No. "a A. +. and a. NJ. Tuesday
evening January 10, 19O7!an important
discussion on matters pertaining To the
fraternity will take place and ~v.ry
member of the lodge aud all visiting
brethren are requested to by present.
VIM. Burns returned from a "a visit
TO his old home at Faribault, Mimi,
Friday. Will walked home from tcwn
Il distance of nine miles and arrived
just as the family were sitting down 70
breakfast. He came a day or too sooner
than expected.
Hon. J. g. Ewald will leave today
for Aberdeen where he attends a bali
qQet given by the Commercial CLUB OF
Aberdeen, and the next morning will
resume his journey to Pierre to be
present at the opening of the legislature.
-PierDont Signal.
"h' HSoluhu 'Cdiic Oub llOin Ct,
Paul Friday to spend a few days at
home and attend a meeting of the stock
holders of the Egeland Land Agency IN
this city Tuesday. The meeting was
postponed for twenty days. Mr.. Eye.
land returned to st. Paul Tuesday.
Hon. Jas. Hamilton departed Friday
on the Cannon Ball to assume his legis.
lative duties at Pierre. He was joined
at the station by Representative Palmer
and the two " ere guests that evening
at the banquet rendered the members of
the legislature by the City of Aberdeen.
Geo. Housen was an arrival from
Andover Tuesday morning. He spent
a short time in shaking hands with
friends in town, and we are not pre-
pared to say whether he spent the day
with a young lady named Florence, or
in a town of that name.-Bradley
Globe.
Prof. Helberg returned Monday
morning from his vacation visit to
Owatonna, Mimi While in Mime
apolis he secured from the University
of Minnesota gymnasium a pair of
parallel bars for the high school gym
nasium to the great delight of his young
athletes
The little friends of James Rathbun
to the number of sixteen perpretrated a
surprise party on him at the home of
his parents Fridav evening, the occasion
was the lads 10th birthday anniversary.
The little folks report a most enjoyable
time and a complete surprise to their
young host.
II. II. Potter, of the firm of Sears &
Potter, returned from Aberdeen Satur.
day morning where he attended the
ninth annual banquet given by the
Commercial Club and citizens of Aber-
deem to the representatives of the north
end of the state and their friends Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Tracy. with on,
James, accompanied as far as Mime.
apolis, Miss Nellie Tracy, who departed
Monday night to again take mp her
studies at Faribault. Mrs. Tracy and
son will visit in Minneapolis for a
peroid, while Matt takes a n up into
North Dakota.
Having opened a feed barn in the old
Adolph Block stand, on Main street
south Of the track, ! solicit the patron
age of all my old customers and as many
new ones. Prices reasonable. Horses
boarded by the day, week OF month.
Stabling farmers teams a speciality.
Adolph Block.
Harry Nichols, the efficient clerk in
Halbkat's drug store, returned Satur-
day from Rochester where he went to
consult Drs Mayo in regard to an
attack of appendicitis. 1t was thought
that an operation was not imperative
at the time, but upon his return he
suffered another severe attack OF pain
and in consequence again departed
Sunday night to undergo an operation.
Miss Maude breckenridge, of Big
Stone, and Prof. VIM. A. Thompson,
superintendent of the city schools at
Webster, were married on new years
day at the home of the brides parents in
Big Stone. Rev. ]. 8. Harkn ness, for SO
many years pastor of the Methodist
church at Webster, now located at Red
field. performed the ceremony. Miss
Brecksnridge's many friends at the old
home and elsewhere extend congratu-
lations and wishes for a most happy
married life.-Milbank Herald Advance.
The South Dakota State Horticultu.
raj Society will hold its annual meeting
at Groton Jan. 22-24. 1907. The latest
and best things in fruit culture, tree
PLANTING and gardening for Dakota
p~rairies will be presented by men grown
gray in the work. The secretary
returned, Jan. End. from . ak months
trip In Siberia and far northern Europe
for the United States department of
agriculture. In his abeencs the libra
risn. e. d. Cowiss, has prepared an
sxoeilsnt program Of papers and dis