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

preliminary examination is set for Mon
day OF next week
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
d. @. Washburn, the city engineer
has gone 10 Webster on business con-
nected with the sewerage system being
installed at that place. Aberdeen
American, Friday.
The following marriage licenses were
issued the past week VIM II. +. Fink
and Bertha Petrich, Fred s. Kinney
and Evelyn Hollingsworth, DR.. B A.
Adams and Nellie Elias
Miss Hanson went 20 Minneapolis
Saturday for a visit with relatives and
friends She will be Joined by Miss
Latta in the near futurewhen they will
both take trip to the coast.
When You need strictly first. class,
high grade sewing machine, be sure
aud see Blanks. the jeweler. He is
agent for the Wheeler q Wilson aud
the Singer companies i'll Webster
Rev. H. Mensing, of the Catholic
church of this city, has been appointed
reverend donastic prelate with the title
Of reverend monslguore. The honor
was conferred by Bishop O'Gorman.
Miss Lelah Mccoy has returned from
Sisseton where she has been teaching
school, TO s"end the summer vacation
with her parents, Judge and Mrs j. H..
Mccoy Aberdeen News, Thursday.
John Norton returned from North
Dakota Monday night and Wednesday
departed for his home in Maine. He
will return in about month and will
want to buy several thousand head of
sheep.
J. +. Cooper received message
Tuesday announcing the death of John
Hartig in Minneapolis He was form
erly employed IN Mahan y restaurant
aud will be remembered by his many
friends.
Bishop Johnson came up from Sioux
Falls Friday TO go out and visit the res
eryation Indians, but upon his arrival
here he found that smallpox was preva-
lent among the Indians, and therefor
his visit until later date,
aud returned to Sioux Falls
A. B. Emmons, the operator at the
depot, leaves tonight for Minneapolis in
response to telegram announcing that
his brother, l. H. Emmons, was killed
in street car accident this morning.
The deceased was thirty one years old
and leaves one child, daughter.
Rex Harris, son of DR.. Harris, of
Webster, and well known in this city
has been compelled to give up his
studies at the University of Minnesota
where he is a senior, and has been
taken to his home very i'll with typhoid
ever-Aberdeen American, Friday
Among those who accompanied the
team to Andover Monday were
H. f. Hart, DR. NJ. M. Judge, l.. H.
w. S. d. Adams, Sam
Calmenson, H. @. Tegtmeier, r. L..
Irwin, G. E Wilson, Ed. Block, l.. L..
Butler, S. H. Egeland. w. B. Taylor,
and VIM. Mahaney.
wish to thank all the classes for
their prompt and very ready assistance
Ia the work of preparation and decora-
ton for commencement exercises, and
on behalf of the high school and myself
l wish to extend to the citizens gener-
ally our hearty appreciation and thanks
for the flowers and other materials we
were loaned and the assistance rem
dered in decorating the opera house.
Charles Helberg, Principal.
The members of the Webster Com
club met at the farmers room
in the court house last evening, adopted
a constitution and bylaws and elected
the following board of directors: K. A.
Merger, r. L. Irwin, G. @. Dunton, 5.
Z. Bronson, p. J. Roth, David Will.
Hams, f. w. Halbkat, H. f. Denton,
and Sam Calmenson. After the meet
ing of the club the directors met and
perfected organization by the selection
Of David Williams as president, E. A.
Merger, vice president; George @. Dun
ton, treasurer; s. E. Bronson, secretary
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth,
near Butler, Wednesday June 9th, at
1 30 o'clock, when their daughter,
Evelyn. was united in marriage to
Fred s. Kinney, of Verdon, only rela-
tives and a few friends were present.
The bride wore white and carried
flowers, the groom was dressed in con-
ven.ional black Rev. l.. l.. Lane, of
Groton performed the ceremony undo
4 large white bell. The house was
with flowers They received
many useful presents. Refreshments
were served after which the happy
couple took the train for Aberdeen,
from there they go to Vienna where
they will begin housekeeping about
LIST.
"Wednesday at 800 o'clock p IN. at
the home of the brides parents in Bris-