Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-10
John Wren, Patrick Carroll and John


Sickle. Of Knoxville, iowa, are in the
city the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J l..
CLARK. They are looking over the
country with view OF locating.
Stanley Ray arrived from Colorado
last week and is confined at tho home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ray
with typhoid fever. We are glad to
say he is getting along very nicely.
Luke Bissett, who Is confined in
st. Mary's hospital partially insane ID
recovering yery slowly ana DR.. M. c.
Schenecker believes he will recover
without being taken to Yankton.
Game Warden Jenkins came over
from Waubay Saturday night and took
some game away from Minneapolis
parties who were taking them home
without any South Dakota license.
O. f. Brass, who has been employed
at the Fair store for years, has resigned
his position there to accept position
with Tegtmeier g. Calmenson. He
made the change Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith have
received word from their son, Gordon,
who is a member of the United States
survey force, that he is now in Boise
Idaho. and will be home for visit soon
Lost-One dehorned, red and white
COW, branded on hip. Last seen Satur.
day morning, October 5. Will pay
reward for her return or for informa.
ton. Adam Piechowski, Webster, S. D.
"23 for you" said the bin to
the coal. And they began drifting
apart long ago. l can send You wha,
coal you need to piece out the season,
till the price drops. Forbes Fuel Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Peterson at Their
pleasant home LIST evening entertained
the members of the De Norske Selskab
1t is reported by those present to have
been the most delightful meeting of the
season.
Clerk of Courts Smith has issued
licenses to wed during the past week L
August Kwasniewski and Kamela Rut
kowska, both of GrenvilIe; Frank
Laner and Josephine B Snyder, both OF
Sisseton.
Mrs. James B. Lilly returned from
Redfield with her household goods the
first of this week and will make hel
home in Webster for the winter, Mr.
Lilly has gone to the Pacific coast tc
look up business location.
The Knights of Pythias will give
their regular monthly dances again this
winter. The way to have the best
social time in Webster is to join tina.
order. The first dance of the season
occurs next Thursday evening.
On and after October 10th, 1907, all
milk will be 6 cents per quart, or one
ticket containing 20 quarts will be $1.2
cash in advance. This will make cream
25 cents per quart. Webster Milk Co.,
G. w. Beck & Son, proprietors.
Mesdames Norris, Slocumb Sherwood
and Littlefield returned Monday from
Milbank where they had been in attend
ance at the state meeting of the
Woman 's.Chritsian Temperance Union
They all report most excellent meet
ing.
Catechism, Biblical history and Hymn
book will form the basis of my religious
instruction this winter. Those inter
ested in my confirmation school are
asked to communicate with me. E. g.
H. Peithmann, Independent Lutheran
pastor.
Henry Hanson and family who have
spent the summer on their claim across
the river, arrived in Webster Friday
morning for an extended visit with
relatives and friends. They are very
much pleased with their new home and
report excellent crops this year.
Nothing from Nothing Leaves
How Much. Asked the teacher OF
this boy. About what there is left in
our coal bin. And he was sent to the
head of the class. You will need q
good deal of coal for the next six
months. I will send it promptly
Forbes Fuel Co.
l.. Gross last week received 81 pei
acre net for the one half interest in the
1907 crop raised on one of his Day
county farms. The farm could be
bought for $500 per acre, and two
years crop would pay for it. Where i:
there better investment than Day
county real estate.
P. J. Wagner has received promo,
ton at the hands of the Reliance Ele-
vator company and is now line superin.
tendent of the company and has the
management of all the houses in Min
nesota, North and South Dakota. He
will still continue to make his head.
quarters in Webster.
G. A. Sterling, of Ramona, was here
over Sunday to visit his wife and baby
who are spending some time at the
home of the lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. E. Bronson. The baby has been
very i'll but we are glad to state that
the little one is rapidly recovering at
the home of its grandparents.