Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-21

The dance given at the opera house
Monday evening was very pleasant
social affair. The music was furnished
BY the Cafferilla orchestra and was
excellent
J. II. Dunkin on Monday packed his
carpenter kit aud departed for Waubay
where he has contracted to do work
which will keep him busy the most of
the winter.
The Webster High school foot ball
team will play Milbank at Milbank on
Saturday and it is expected that large
number of local enthusiasts will accom-.
pany them.
The tax books for the county will be
completed by the auditors office tonight
and you can pay your 1907 taxes at any
time hereafter by calling at the treas
urer's office.
Herman Hinze, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ferdinand Hinze of this city, departed
Tuesday morning for Shaunee, Okla
homa, to visit for the winter with his
brother, Otto.
We will rent you a manure spreader
by the day or week Let us know when
you will want one so we can have one
ready for you the day you want it.
Long & Long.
Geo. Cease, while shooting fish
Tuesday discharged his gun after
dropping it In the water and blew the
barrels all to pieces Fortunately no
one was injured.
Mrs. L. Norton returned Saturday
morning from Kampa, S. D., where she
had been to close her homestead house
for the winter. She will now make her
home in Webster.
| The Big Three, Amazon roofing,
Amatite roofing and Black Diamond
roofing no better in the world, and at
reasonable prices. John w. Tuthill
Lumber Company.
Martin johnson, who Is now in the
employ of the Chilson Grain company
with headquarters at Plana, S. d., was
in Webster Monday visiting friends and
transactiug business
To those who have dental work to do
and want the best, remember that DIR.
Us. Goodmanson will be in his office in
the Tegtmeier building from December
/ to both inclusive.
Edward Mccormick, ST., arrived
home from Cashmere, S. D., where he
is employed by the Milwaukee railroad,
for visit for several days with his
relatives and friends.
The ditching machine was out of COM
mission for couple of days this week,
but the necessary repairs have been
made and work on the new sewer is pro-
crossing rapidly again.
Police Coo per on Monday captured
young mud hen on Main street which
had evidently worn out in it's southern
flight. He has placed it in his chicken
coop and hopes to tame it.
We received a catalogue of the Mana
vista fruit ranch at Aromas, Ca. +, this
week. The ranch is owned by w. p.
Hitchings, formerly of Waubay, and is
reported to be very successful.
Arthur Frost, VINO attended the
Huron Christian Endeavor meeting as
Webster's represen tative, returned home
Saturday morning and reports an inter-
esting and delightful meeting.
DR.. H. A. Peabody was at Aberdeen
Tuesday night in attendance at the dis
trict medical association meeting He
came home Wednesday morning and
reports an interesting meeting.
f. A. Bauske put out a few ducks
the other night ard left them while he
cleaned out his refrigerator. He was
not troubled bringing them in as some
one stole them during the night.
SlCl VI OOuIts oiullu Ou NONcuUcI
10Th issued license TO wed to Andrew
Simon Sissler and Lena Anna Krause.
The groom lives at Britton and the
home of the bride was at Frank.
The Firemen's company was out sell
ling tickets to our local people last night
and today and they met with excellent
success. Why shouldn't they? No one
knows when they will call the volun-
teers to save their property.