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

Mrs. Albert Smith delightfully."- enter
tanned few of her lady friends at her
home in the CITY yesterday afternoon at
cards
Ii you desire DIR J S Goo manson TO
do your dental work, cali on him in the
Tegtmeier building, December % %
and q.
Mrs Lizzie Geisen came down from
Yer ON Saturday nigkt aud visited her
sister, Mrs Chas Bahr, until Tuesday
evening.
Gen Il Huntington, deputy internal
revenue collector for tins district spent
few days with his family in this city
this week
H o Wickre returned home FRI lay
night from Chicago. He reports the
finest exhibition of horses ever known
in history.
Mrs NJ Weinstein arrived from the
cities Saturday morning and will remain
during the holidays with her husband
in this city.
Mrs r, L Irwin and Miss NJ. Hunt
ingtou drove down to Wallace Friday
to spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Reger.
David Williams, president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank,
spent Sunday looking after his Brown
county rauch.
Editor Bronson, of the World, went
to Huron Monday night to attend the
meeting of the scandinavian league of
South Dakota
Every member should remember that
Monday night occurs the next meeting
of the Commercial club and make an
effort to be present.
There will be no Swedish church
services in Webster Sunday as the pas
tor will be absent at the funeral of the
late Mrs. Hawkinsou.
Rex Harris returned from Mime
apolis Tuesday morning and has opened
law office in the First National bank
building in this city,
The Swedish Ladies Aid will hold an
auction of home made articles on Tues
day evening, December II. Further
particulars next week
DR.. p. D. Peabody, who attended the
National Railway Physicians and Sur
geons meeting in Chicago last week,
arrived home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Knott came over
from Bristol Tuesday and spent the day
in Webster as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Woodwork.
Miss Mary Otterson went up to Web.
ster to attend an entertainment Thurs
day evening, she returned the same
night.-Summit Signal.
VIM. Magnus brought his well drill
ing apparatus down from Webster yes
terday and put down well for v. L.
Branum. Optic.
Marshall Dean, of Webster, stopped
over on his way home from the Twin
Cities for visit with his old friend, A.
j. Milbank News.
j. G. Englehart went by automobile
to Wallace Saturday and from there to
Watertown on the new railroad to
spend Sunday with relatives.
L. E. Eek, of the Eck g. Prudhon
Land company, departed Wednesday
morning for Colorado Springs. Col, for
an absence of several days.
Nick Mohs, the popular clerk at
Twins nhasmacy, was called to his
former home in Minnesota by the severe
illness of his mother Friday.
Several of the members of Rabboni
Chapter r. A. M. are contemplating a
trip to Groton this evening TO attend a
meeting of their sister lodge.
L. K. Eek, who has been OH visit to
his wife. in Colorado Springs, COL, and
transacting business in Iowa for two
months came home Saturday night.
James Ryan wss found guilty of
short changing M. Weinsteln out of ten
dollars at two different times Wednes-
day and was bound over to the next
term of the circuit court in the sum OF
5000 bonds