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

MISS hannah Alena Erickson ana
hnut j, Larson were married AT the
home of the. brides mother in Langford
The young couple have hosts of friends
who will wish them all happiness IN
their voyage through life
Mrs. +. Hoeft and son, Emil. of Ken
dali, Wis, and Mrs c. @. Helm, of
Tomah, Wis and Mrs Ed Wlndorf. of
Webster, S d., are visiting at the
home of their uncle, Gus Pasch aud
family.-Groton independent.
Mrs. Warren Bender accompanied by
her sister.in-law, Mrs. Rifenburg and
two children, of Galesville, Wis !,
arrived in this city Friday morning for
a two weeks visit with the families of
Mark Phillips and Elmer Hutchinson.
A special meeting of the NJ. B. A..
lodge will be held Friday night, Deem.
Der 10th, at the Opera House, to adopt
a class Of 90 new members and elect
officers for 1908. Members please come
at o'clock and candidates by 8 o'clock.
George Barney, deputy in the
commissioner of school and public
lands office at Pierre, was in this county
Friday looking over the state lands
with view of selecting few quarters
which will be offered for sale next
spring
Marriage license was issued Tuesday
by Clerk of Courts Smith to Dick
Stanton, of Codington county. aud
Anna jacobson, of Day county, aud
County Judge Lund performed the
ceremony that made them man aud
wife.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Mis-
sion will hold an auction of home made
articles, and supper at the farmers
room in the court house Tuesday,
December II. A cordial invitation is
extended to every one to come an par
ticipate.
James B Lilley arrived Saturday
night from. Minneapolis to visit for
few days with his wife and many
friends in this city. His son, Neil,
who has been with his grand parents
in the Cities for month, came home
with him.
Rev. Hardness circulated paper one
day last week for the benefit of the
Children's Home at Sioux Falls and
raised SO. This speaks well for the
liberality of Redfield people and also
for the enterprise of Mr.. Hardness
Redfield Journal-Observer
The annual election of officers for
Rabboni chapter, r. A. NJ, No. % was
held in the Masonic hall Monday night
and resulted as follows: J, w Arthur,
E. II. P; w. S. d. Adams, King;
Andrew Small, Scribe; Carl Malmberg,
Secretary; j. O. Garrick, Treasurer.
A number of friends gathered at the
home of Herman Olson Friday night
and surprised him. Music furnished
entertainment for the evening. Deli.
cious refreshments were served. Mr..
Olson was presented with handsome
combination book case and writing
desk.
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 a
good deal of coal for the next six
months. / will send it promptly.
Forbes Fuel Co.
We have just received guam
tity of the celebrated C1arks-
Vile pure apple cider which we
are selling very close, as we
wish to dispose of it before it
gets hard. Tegtmeier * CAL
menson.
The local Odd Fellow lodge had a
very interesting meeting at the lodge
rooms in the Kaking hall last Friday
evening and installed the following
named gentlemen as officers for the
ensuing year: Frank Sears, ~ c.. (;
Swan Nelson, v. g.; Stephen Pearson,
Sec. O.. @. Dunton, Treas.
Friday Mrs John f Ray, of this
city, received word that he= mother,
Mrs. Bake, who is ninety years old
and lives twenty-three IN les north Of
here, was very i'll ana not expected to
live. Martin Crowley took Mrs. Ray
and Miss Nina johnson out to the home
making the trip in forty minutes
"Uncle" John Lienlokken, assistant
cashier of the First National bank of
Webster, was an arrival this morning
and is spending the day visiting Brad
ley friends. He will leave Friday morn
ing for Dell Rapids and other points in
the southern part of the state where he
will visit friends. -Bradley Globe.
The Bonesteel Pilot attests the popu-
larity of Rev. A. E. Gregory during his
pastorate Of the Congregational church
in that city by printing over page
descriptive of the happy events at the
close of his labors including his farewell
sermon and the large public farewell
reception.