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


Malmberg went on from Chicago for
short visit with relatives in Michigan.
ST. Mary's Episcopal church, l4th
Sunday after Trinity. Divine service
at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. M Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. You are cordially
invited to attend. w. II. Mitchell,
pastor.
The county officers are all perfecting
themselves in boxing. The bout this
morning was between A. G. Paulson
and S. II. Egeland. The bout was
called because Of the influx of spec
tators.
Marriage license was issued this
morning for the wedding of Joseph
Koulhoff and Alma Edna Walters and
the ceremony was performed this after
noon by Rev Mitchell, of the Episcopal
church.
CIR. Ingalls, and J. Z. Humphrey,
plumbers and steamfitters in the employ
of Dow g. Dowell, of Aberdeen, were III
the city putting in the heating appar-
atus in the Peabody and Goodwin resi-
dences.
Mrs. d. Z. Wallace, of Long Beach,
CALIFORNIA, has arrived in the city &c
visit her son, Z w. Taylor. She has
been visiting for some time at MilbanS
before coming Aberdeen News
Tuesday.
II. @. Tegtmeier, who has spent the
greater portion of last week IN the
Minneapolis and ST. Paul markets buy
ing goods for the firm of Tegtmeir q
Calmenson, arrived home Sunda,
morning
Miss Edna Graham, who has beei
visiting for some time withBath relative
and friends, arrived i'll Webster tn
first of the week and will make he
home with her sister, Mrs William
\ Mahaney
Ed Mccormick, ST., has agal
accepted position with the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad com
pauv aud is in charge of a large gani
of men on one of the extentions west o
Aberdeen.
L. E. Eek, who has spent the pas
two months with his wife at Colorad
Springs, Col, arrived home Tuesda
morning and is again assisting III th
business cares of the Eek 81 Prudho
Land company.
"a G. s. Maynard. of Waubay, accom-
named by his sister, Mrs. II. ). Wolfe
of Ortonville, Michigan, who is pawn
him visit, drove over from Wauba
M Tuesday and remained for few hou
with Webster riends
e. w. Taylor, formerly of this CIT
but now of Aberdeen, came down -,
Friday morning and went out 10 rI0'
erel lake where his family hao Deei- ~
.ioo+inu for month. They accompa
led him home Saturday
The Granger Business Schooi
Aberdeen will gladly consult with a
Young people planning on ATTENDING
business school as TO the proper cow
70 pursue. 1t costs you but pos
addressed to Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atlas Knapp Went 40
~ the Twin Cities last Friday mig
Thev went in search OF baker 10 "a
charge of the bakery in TINS ci
They were successful in hiring g
a n
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rieger drove
from Wallace last evening
Rieger and child are visiting az
home of her parents Mr.. ana Mrs'
Huntington. Mr.. Rieger has gone
Aberdeen and west on business
The laundry was not closed MOI
Init il might as well been for n.
Sorenson, the proprietor was TOO ma
m attend TO business. 1t is girl
arrived at the home Sunday ana
she and her mother are getting a
WIZ nicely.
" Edward Schultz, editor OF the u
Optic. was in the city last Ihur
NIGHT RI see his sister, Miss Emma,
is quite i'll at the Sorenson home IN
Second ward. We are pleased TO
that Miss Schultz is some better at
writing
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sherwood dep
Tuesday afternoon for Pierpont,
they will look to the harvesting o.
crop upon their farm, When the
is cared for they will go to Groton
visit with the family OF their
George.
Mrs. Scott, of Aberdeen, ana
stevens. of Minneapolis, mother
sister of the late Mrs. Q. b. W
arrived in this city this morning
will spend the day. They came
the babv, which is now in care Of
Art and is doing nicely.
HI. Chard, of this city has ex
position with the Langford stat
and win repair to that place to a
his duties on September first.
Young gentleman is capable and
worthy and we expect to hear u
but good reports from him.
oxo;po Mrs Job