Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-14

night from his trip TO the country across
the river from Pierre where he went to
close mp the affairs of the late Fred
Hanson.
DR.. II A Peabody returned last Sat
urday from Pierre, where he mad been
20 attend meeting of the state board
OF health OF which he is the supetin-
tendent
Camel coal is scarce, but we have a
good one to take its place and at much
less money Give us a trial and you
will come again Potter, Garrick &
Potter.
Mrs John FURY, of Wallace, was in
this city Sunday, the guest of her daugh.
ter, Mrs Fred A. Bauske. She has sold
her hotel, but will continue to reside in
Wallace.
Rev J. Oleson last Thursday evening
united the lives of Emil Brady, of Bris
toll, and Miss Emma Carlson in holy
wedlock at the Swedish parsonage in
this city.
Dr. aud Mrs. j. S. Goodmanson
departed this morning for Britton where
they will attend the wedding of Miss
Chaffe, which occurs in that city this
evening
NJ Rexfo"d, who is suffering with
rheumatism aud had been in the city
several days taking electric treatment
returned to his home in Waubay Tues
day night
We willrent you MANURE spreader
by the day or week. Let us knew when
you will want one SO we can have one
ready for you the day You want it,
Long & Long.
John Holverson, of Butler, is confined
to st. Mary's hospital in this city at the
present time, under the care of Dr. =.
N. Kjerland, suffering with an old
chronic ailment.
Albert X. Davidson and Edward B.
Davidson appeaeed in the clerk Of
courts Office this morning and took out
their first papers They are both
natives of Norway
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.
Patrick Donshue, of Bristol, yester-
day put up 5000 cash bonds for his
appearance at the next term of the
circuit court in Day county to answer
a charge of threatening to kill
Do ,tors p. D. Peabody aud L. w.
Cook and j. A. Cowan spent Saturday
and Sunday looking after ducks in the
north end of the county. They got out
just after the birds had flown south.
"23 for your said the bin to
the coal. And they began drifting
apart long ago. l can send you what
coal You need to piece out the season,
till the price drops. Forbes Fuel Co.
Rev. j. Oleson has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness to be able to
resume his pastorate duties and will
hold services In the Congregational
church next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The ladies from Andover who
attended the Degree of Honor conven-
ton at Webster this week were, Mes
DANES A, P. Bryant, j. NJ. Pew, o.
Machmlller and f. Hublon .-Andover
Gazette.
DR.. Hancock and Theodore Luesch,
of Dubuque, Iowa, who had spent a
couple of weeks in Day county looking
for duck hunting, finished their vaca-
ton Sunday evening and departed for
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyer came home
from their trip to the Pacific coast
Tuesday morning and Will reside here
for the present, Henry having accepted
employment temporarily in the Mil.
waukee depot.
J. Wander Meide has been a busy
man this week preparing his new resi-.
dence on Third avenue for occupancy.
Our attorney says he had no idea there
was so much work in getting things
together. Gazette.
ar. and Mrs. Jacob Van der Meide,
who stopped off in Webster for week
on their return from their wedding trip,
went to their new home at Andover
Monday morning and at once began
housekeeping in their new home.
A surprise party was held at the resi-.
dence of @. E. Wheeler Friday evening
in honor Of their son, Grant q, birthday.
The younger ones played games and
the older ones put in the time pleas
antlv visiting. Grant received num-
Der Of presents.
A snow storm came Saturday and the
hunting season for this year went out
that night like the closing of a book and
the eastern hunters who had been MAX
ing Day county their headqua rters for
two or three weeks, all took the first
trains for their homes
About twenty gentlemen friends Of L.
a Ievov ware invitod IN his home in