Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. W. P Jackson returned
from their eastern trip Saturday, and
Monday accompanied by Mrs. Pitsor
they departed for the state fair q,
Huron
Lost--A string of keys, no name on
ring, ring in two layers. one layer ID
about third broken off. Finder will
please leave same with DR.. Harris and
receive reward.
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Mr. and Mrs 7. w. Ray and SON
Grant, came mp from Ortley SATURDAY
ana went out TO the home of their
daug hter, Mrs. o. L. Williams and
spent Sunday.
The Big Three, Amazon roofing
Amatite roofing and Black Diamond
roofing, no better in the world and al
reasonable prices. John w. Tuthill
Lumber Company.
David Williams, agent, and j. A
Edmond, appraiser, went out to Pick
erei lake Monday and adjusted the loss
and settled with Mr.. Warner for the
hotel property fire.
Earl Wilson, of the Reporter and
Farmer force, departed for Fulda
Mimi Wednesday morning IN response
to a telegram announcing the serious
illness of mis- father.
Mrs. Martin Dltmanson received
telegram from West Superior, Wis,
Wednesday morning announcing the
death of her sister. She left for Superior
Wednesday evening
John f. Sloat and family, of Gettys-
burg Miss b. l.. Hartig, of Dubuque,
Iowa, and w. M. Denton, of Lebanon,
arrived Sunday night and are enjoying
a weeks outing at Pickerel lake
Listen! Ye Home People,
Forbes don't take many big contracts
for coal, he gives his special attention
to the coal trade of the home people
Same regular price to everybody.
Mrs Paul Gruby accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Boerger, of Mil
bank, to Minneapolis Saturday evening
to help select the furniture for their
new home at Milbank She returned
Monday.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Williamson, of Pierpont, was
buried at the cemetery in Lynn Sunday
the cause of her death being some brain
trouble. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of all.
Ole H. Svang, pioneer resident of
Lynn township, died Monday at the
home of his daughter Mrs Ole Monson
of Perpont. Deceased was nearly 80
years old and was hale and hearty up
to within two weeks of his death.
DR.. H. ]. Herman took q few days
from his practice here last
week and went to visit his father at
Albert Lea, Mimi, and toook in a few
days of the Minnesota state fair on his
return. He arrived home Tuesday
A. J. Hart and q. E. Reiggs came
down from Aberdeen Saturday night
and Sunday were out after game.
They were the guests of Tom Delaney
and from the smile they wore we judge
that they had game to take home Mon
lay morning.
The coroners jury in the case of Mr..
Lorenzen, the man who shot one other
man on tie train near Andover last
Thursday morning and who was him
self stabbed, returned a verdict of
justifiable homicide. The man who
the gun was sentenced to ten days in
Jail.
d. p Sorenson returned Friday from
Brooten, Mimi. where he has purchased
IN interest in the Brooten Hyde g. Fur
company, and expects to move his fam
ly in the near future. Many Webster
friends will regret their departure but
will wish them success in their new
nome.
A corner of the @. @. Rieger elevator
at Bristol gave way Friday afternoon
md let out about 1900 bushels Of durum
wheat onto the ground. 1t was
,aused by 800 heavy q load, but Chas.
has it fixed now so that he says there Ia
no danger. Doubtless defect in the
had great deal to do with it.
Mrs. John Dolan entertained party
Of ten young ladies at six o'clock din
ner Monday, in honor of Miss Nellie
Tracy and Florence Delaney. A most
snjoayble time is reported. The party
the girls to the 1925 train
On which they departed for Winona,
Mimi, where they will attend school,
Sheriff Gross and Deputy Gruby
we're called to Pierpont Saturday,
with Rasmus Danielson Of
that place who was examined by the
commissioners Monday. The
commissioners left him to the care Of