Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31


County Treasurer Butler is locking
at the sights at the live stock show at
Mitchell this week and iucidently
advertising his sale which will take
place in this city March 8th.
J~osephus Alley, at the Surveyors
office in the court hoase, has money 10
loan on real property, at a low rate of
interest, Will buy we'll secured real
estate mortgages. No delay whatever,
money furnished same day application
is made.
George Cease, acting as deputy sher-
if, went to Plankinton Thursday norm
ing with subpoena for Andrew Kur-
kOski who is wanted as a witness in the
case of the State of South Dakota VS..
Leo Breske.
We have heard only compliments tor
Messrs. Meyer, Mahaney and Knapp
on the way they are taking care of the
crowds attending circuit court. This
speaks well for Webster hotels and
restaurants.
A. q, Paulson has rented rooms in
the Wallace block and as soon as the
roads will permit will move his family
III from Lynn and make his home in
this city so that his children may have
the advantage offered by our excellent
schools.
My restaurant and bakery for sale,
best bargain in the state. Doing a big
business.
E. H. Lagerstede
Granite Falls,
Mimi.
Will Sikkink, of Waubav, j. L..
Clark and Orrie Hanna, of this city,
have returned from their investigation
tour of Texas. During their visit to
the Lone Star state Messrs. Sikkink
and Clark each purchased a half section
of land.
L. q. O~chsenreiter, who has so ably
performed the duties of inspector for
the United States department of justice
for several years last past, has resigned
his position and will devote his time IN
the future to his ever increasing bust
ness interests in this city.
Allan Hyde met with an accident
last week while coasting and came to a
sudden stop closing his mouth with a
crash nearly severing his tongue. DR..
Peabody put in some stitches and the
injured member has sufficiently recov-
cred so he can tell about it.
Concert and dance at the opera house
Tuescay, February 5, by the Ainsworth
Orchestra, one of the best musical
organizations in the northwest. This
orchestra has appeared before a Web
ster before and gave splendid satisfac-
ton both in the dance and concert.
Mrs. Kathryn Wagner aged "a years
departed from this life at the home of
her son, Henry. Saturday morning.
Funeral services were held at st. Otto's
Catholic church Tuesday, and her NOR
tai remains were laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery. The deepest sym
pathy goes out to those bereft.
Bauske g. 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 in the hands of a COL
lector after the first Of next month.
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.
LII u ~ wa CdiAOu W WGU-
ster last Friday by the serious illness of
his youngest daughter with pneumonia.
Mrs. Brown and the children have been
visiting relatives ..there for the past
three weeks. The doctor returned
Tuesday evening aud reports the little
one as improving .-Oonde News.
There will be q special meeting Of the
Webster fire department at the farm.
er's room in tho court house Saturday
February End at 500 O'Clock. All
members are ordered TO b present.
BY order Of
Attest David Williams,
J. e. Ray SEQ. pro tenn, Chief,
The Webster opera house February 1,
will be the scene Of East Lynn. one Of
the greatest plays ever written, rend.
cred by . superb company Of artists.