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

Marc Grahek, best man att Knapp's
hotel, left Wednesday to enjoy couple
of weeks vacation. He went to his
former home in Minnesota.
1 am now conducting a general livery
business Good rigs, good teams. COM
petent drivers. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call on me Adolph Block.
We understand by good authority
that from now it will cost forty cents
A ton and twenty five cents for half ton
TO have coal delivered in the city.
An ice cream social was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Rathbun
last evening and a large attendance
and pleasant time are reported.
J. c. Perkins, of Sisseton, was look
after insurance business and visit
ing with his many Webster friends for
few days the first of this week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Anderson, Mrs.
Albert Smith, Miss Belle McKeown
aud Henry Wagner returned from their
outing q Pickerel lake last night.
Remember, Mr.. P. Green is a terror
OH Mr. P. Bug; puts him out of bust
ness in one round Halbkat sells the
seats for the final round Hurry!
J B. Lilly has resigned his position
with the Atlas Lumber COMPANY. Our
reporter has not learned what he intends
TO do.-Redfield Journal. Observer.
Archie Flanders, formerly of Webster r,
who is now located at Andover, came
over yesterday morning for visit of a
day or so with his Webster friends.
David and John Williams, bankers
and lumber dealers of Webster, were in
Britton last week looking after their
lumber interests, -Britton Sentinel.
States Attorney Frank Sears had bus
mess in st. Paul ami Minneapolis for a
few days this week. He visited with
his children for few days while in the
city
Miss Bessie Traggitt, who visited last
week with friends in Webster, the
guest of Miss Ruth Egge, departed for
her home at Milbank Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Flint, accompanied
by their father and mother, of ILL.,. pas
sed through town on their return to
Pierpont after weeks sojourn at the
lake.
Have you noticed the great amount
of cement walk which is being built in
Webster this summer? We now have
sidewalks second to no place in the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Alley left last
Thursday night for visit of a couple
of weeks with the family of Mr.. Alleys
sister, Mrs A. d. Hash, at Carleton,
Mimi.
l have leased the Andrew Small
pasture and will care for horses and
cattle for the season at $500 a month
for horses and $l.25 for cows. Adolph
Block
Robert Stevens, wife and family, of
Butler, arrived in this city Monday and
have gone out to Pickerel lake where
they will be the guests of Mrs. j. G.
Garrick.
Mrs. l.. w. Millham will leave
tomorrow for Webster where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Irwin,
for some time. Aberdeen News, We'd
nesday.
john Halbkat, brother of f. w.
Halbkat, of this city, arrived from
Spring Valley, Mimi, last night for a
visit of few days with relatives and
friends.
There will be regular services at the
Methodist church Sunday both morn.
ing and evening Rev. l.. v. Slocumb,
the resident pastor, will preach at both
services.
VIM. Miller, of Minneapolis, presi-
dent of the Miller Grain company, was
in Webster last night consulting with
W. r. Bates, the company's agent in
this city.
Charles Phelps has averaged better
than one hundred twenty five miles per
day with his automobile making trips
between here and the lakes during the
past week.
Mrs. Diana Z. Wallace, mother OF w.
b. Taylor, arrived from Milbank Satur-
day evening for an extended visit with
the family of her son and many friends
in Webster.
Every person having anything the
matter with their teeth should visit DR.
j s. Goodmanson. He will be at his
Offices in the Tegtmeier building August
10, l6 and II.
K. w. Small and o. L. Stra ndness
went TO Grenville and Kosciusko yes
terday to work thresher and hail insur.
ance. They are also writing bonds for
thresher rigs.
Under special dispensation Robert
Arthur. Rex Harris and Floyd Yeagel
are receiving their degrees in the Rab'
boni Chapter Royal Arch Masons in this
CITY this week.