Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-17

Miss Auuio, uep1Ttcu ihuAs
day night for st. Paul where they 90 to
consult DIR. Riggs, a specialist on nerv.
Gus diseases, relative to Miss Adde'S
health.
The arm OF George Hammerbacher
& Co., has been dissolved. Mr.. Ham.
mexbacher ~yetires from the firm apd
the business will be conducted by his
former partner r B. EbliuR. WI have
not learned what the future plans of
George are
Court sets next week. There is an
unusually large calendar being one
hundred and twenty-five cases. Ii is
certain that there will o be sufficient
time to try all the cases before the judge
has to fill appointments elsewhere and
a July term is a sure thing.
Get new records for monographs at
Twins Pharmacy. New selections of
the worlds best arriving almost daily.
These long winter evenings are made
very enjoyable by an Edison phono-
graph. Twins Pharmacy is head
quarters for them in Webster.
fl. o. Loken has sold his interest in
the Blue Front grocery to Scott Dem
merry who will continue the business
with Ole Loken. Mr.. Demmery is a
young man Of good business ability.
affable and accommodating and We
bespeak success for the rev firm.
Bauske & Hanson will consider it a
favor if all persons indebted to them
will call and settle before February first.
A business change is prospective at that
time and it will be necessary to put
unpaid accounts III the hands OF "A col
lector after the first of next month.
One Of the most stringent anti.pool
ordinances in the state has been enacted
by the town board of Bristol. 1t pro-
hibits boys under IS years of age from
PLAYING pool. and boys between Is and
q are prohibited from playing unless
they secure permission from their
parents.
There will be a meeting of the men,
bers of the American Society of Equity
in the farmers room in the court house
at l:30 o'clock Saturday, January 26.
All members are requested to be pres
ent. Important business.
S. .. Yeager,
President.
Having opened a feed barn in the old
Adolph Block stand, on Main street
south of the track, i solicit the patron
age of all my old customers and as many
new ones Prices reasonable. Horses
boarded by the day, week or month.
Stabling farmers teams a speciality.
Adolph Block.
The Day County Land company has
established a branch office in the Met
ropolitan Life Building Minneapolis,
with N. L Finch, vice president of the
company, in charge. A man possess
ing the business qualifications of Mr..
Finch is bound TO make this new bust.
ness venture a success. -AndoveI
Gazette.
Burleigh Milton, formerly a we'll
known newspaper editor in South
Dakota, but latterly connected with the
Evening Star in Washington, has just
returned from Arizona, where he buried
he .,:eo NJ. AJ;tS0t l..& ,,z-l~ -
South Dakota was at Redfield.-Wash
ington dispatch in Saturdays Mime,
apolis Journal.
A good old fashioned good time i,
what everybody said they had at the
Royal Neighbors entertainment at the
Kading hall on Tuesday evening
There is not a dissenting vote on the
proposition. Dancing and cards fur
nished entertainment and the ladie.
made all their guests feel that it wal
the social event of the winter.
1t was indeed a happy crowd tina
gathered at the Kading Hall or Monday
night to attend the installation Of the
Degree of Honor. The ceremonies
passed off in the usual excellent way
things always do at the hands of tina
order and then all present settled dowr
to have good time dancing, conversint
and b~anqueting. 1t was certainly Z
delightful evening.
There will be a series of meeting
every evening next week at st. john
Lutheran church beginning at 1870
Half an hour from 1880 to $500 will b,
used for prayer. At 500 the regular
preaching services will begin, goot
music and singing will be provided for
Everybody understanding the Scandi
navian language is cordially invited Il
attend these meetings. Services mex
Sunday morning and evening.
@. o. Hafstad, Pastor.
Mr. aud Mrs loln Williams ant
children, Mercedes and Norman, lefr
Thursday night for California wher,
they will remain for the winter
Enroute they will stop a few days il
the Twin Cities where Mr.. Williams
will attend the National Lumbermen'
convention, then go to Washington ant
Oregon where Mr.. Williams will u
into the lumber camps for the purchas'
of lumber for the Williams Brother,
Lumber company and then go to south