Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-20

Mrs. E. Kent, mother Of ike Foltzl
who has been visiting at the home OF
her son in this city for several months,
returned to her home at Stewart, Iowa.
, have leased the Andrew Small
pasture and will care for horses and
cattle for the season at $500 month
for horses and 1925 for cows. Adolph
Block.
L. A. Goodwin, of Indianapolis, Ind ,
a nephew Of j. I. Goodwin, of this
city, arrived last week with his family
aud they are visiting at the Goodwin
home
The Misses Ora and Eva Guimont
came from Aberdeen Saturday night
and are spending few days in this
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Meyer.
Miss Schriffles, one of the nurses at
the Peabody hospital who has been at
her home in Cold Spring, Mimi, for a
vacation, returned to Webster Tuesday
morning.
Rev. L. V. Slocumb will tonight
begin series of revival meetings in the
Phillips school house, five miles north
of this city and they will continue for
ten days.
Blank, the jeweler, has become the
agent for the Singer and the Wheeler
g. Wilson sewing machines. These are
the very best on the market, See HIM
and get prices.
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.
Ethel Breckenridge, sister of Mrs. w.
A. Thompson, came from Mitchell last
week and spent few days here, and
then together they went to the parental
home at Big Stone.
Mrs. j. L. Harris went down to MIN
neapolis last week to see her son, Rex;
graduate from the law department of
Minnesota state university. They came
home Saturday night.
David Williams, president of the Far
mers and Merchants National bank,
and Lou Eek and Ed. Prudhon, of the
Eek & Prudhon Land company, spent
Sunday at Aberdeen.
States Attorney Sears was called to
ST.. Paul on professional business Fri
day and remained over Sunday at the
home of his daughter, returning to this
city Monday morning.
The concert given by the Kid band on
upper Main street was well attended
and highly appreciated. The boys are
making rapid advances and should be
assisted in their efforts.
Elm slobs six foot long. Hardwood
edgings, maple wood, oak wood and
pine slabs, cheaper or just as cheap as
gasoline for summer fuel, at Forbes
Fuel Company's wood yard.
Rev. Donald Mclean occupied the
pulpit of the Methodist church in this
city last Sunday morning. There were
appropriate and well rendered CHILD
ren's exercises in the evening.
w. A. Thompson, superintendent OF
the city schools, has been engaged as
one of the instructors in the summer
school at Milbank, and is at present in
the active discharge of his duties.
When you need strictly first-class,
high grade sewing machine, be sure
and see Blanks. the jeweler He is
agent for the Wheeler & Wilson and
the Singer companies in Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Compton, who
went to Dellafield, Wis, to attend tine
graduation exercises of the class of
which their son, Alvin, was q member,
returned home Saturday morning.
Charles Long received telegram
yesterday stating that his father was
dying at-the family home in Preston,
MINI. The telegram stated no particu-
lars. Charles left for that city last night.
A. E. Chilson, accompanied by his
mother and the rest of the family, took
the automobile and departed for Alex
andria, MIMI, where they will spend
about two months in a summer outing.
e. M. Mirras, the popular candy man,
who was down at the Twin Cities get
ting some of the latest improved and
up to date machinery for his Webster
Candy factory, came home ON Saturday
night.
The Lily fishing party which passed
through here enroute to Pickerel LAKE
for weeks outing, returned home this
week Tuesday, via Webster. They all
report an excellent time and that the
fishing was splendid.
Henry Wagner, Of Morton township,
who has been critically i'll since Janu-
AIRY 30, had sufficiently recovered yes
to-day to make his first appearance in
Webster and his many friends were
glad indeed 10 zee him.
n--S><<, ~ - - m n ~