Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-28
LOCAL NEWS.

DIR. and Mrs. Cartwright VINO nave
made their home in this city for the
past two years and practiced the pro-
fession of ~esteopathy have decided to
make their home on the Pacific coast
in the near future and are closing up
their business affairs in this city. They
will leave for Watertown Monday where
they will visit for a few days.
Having opened a feed barn in the old
Adolph Block stand, on Main street
south of the track, | solicit the patron
age Of all my old customers and as many
new ones. Prices reasonable. Horses
boarded by the day, week OF month.
Stabling farmers teams a speciality.
Adolph Block.
Andrew Runnestrond, who was
employed in this office for the past ten
months, resigned his position Saturday
night TO accept a better situation in
Milbank. During the time Andrew was
with us he was a faithful employe and
gave excellent satisfaction. He 10 a
young man of good habits and made
many friends in Webster who will
regret his departure.
At the meeting TO discuss the sewer
age proposition held at the court house
last Monday evening 1t was decided to
invite Mr.. ID. Schuyler Washburn, city
engineer OF Aberdeen, TO be present at a
meeting to be held next Wednes-
evening at the opera house to give the
Webster people some facts as regards
the probable cost etc.
McCutcheon's Uncle Toms Cabin
will present this famous play at the
opera house, Monday, April LIST. This
company ia credited with giving one OF
the best dramatic performances OF Uncle
Toms Cabin that has been attempted
in years, and in addition a concert band
and orchestra will particularly please
all lovers of music. Prices 25, 30 and
so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith gave a
progressive whist party Saturday even.
ing in honor of their son, Albert, Jr., ii
being his birthday. Quite a number OF
friends OF the family were present and
a most delightful evening was spent
Miss Daisy Williams, of Pierre, wo
the lady's prize and r. l. Irwin had the
high score among the men. Mrs. Smith
served an excellent supper at midnight
On Wednesday evening, March 10th
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Douglass invited {
number of their friends to help then
celebrate their 10th anniversary. Covers
were laid for 80, and place cards at eacf
place with their name in the form o.
printers pi, which created quite a little
fun in finding their places. A deliciou'
supper was served and the evening spen'
in playing finch, "age" guessing con
test, etc., until two o'clock, when they
all dep :rtsd for their homes feeling the,
had spent o most enjoyable evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass received man,
beautiful presents.
During o heavy wind at Wallace las
Thursday afternoon the door on TIT
elevator belonging to Arthur Riege
was blown down and in and when !
fell struck Mr.. Rieger on his right foo
and mashed many of h small bones
Help soon came and released him from
his position and . livery was summoned
and he was brought to the home Of hi
wife's parents. MIR. and Mrs. e. Hunt
ington, of this city, where DR.. Herman
dressed the foot and he is getting alonI
as well as possible at this writing
Arthur showed that he Is made of tn
right kind of stuff, for the very mex
afternoon in spite Of the pain of the foo
he took the team and returned to Wa
lace to look after his business interests