Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-11

you Will take lot lts WedIue Wallis IL
Also your macaroni wheat.
Mrs G. H. Compton and son, Roy,
departed on Monday fer a visit with
relatives in North Dakota.
The Bradley children are getting
along very nicely and the quarantine
will be raised in a few days.
Mrs Hughey and daughter, OF Aber-
deem, went out TO Pickerel lake TN,
morning Tor weeks outing.
Alfred Hanse ami wife returned this
morning from pleasure trip and visit
with relatives at Morris, MINI
Rev. L. V. Slocumb will 20 to Albany,
H., Monday morning TO attend a fam.
lily reunion at his PARENTAL home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Cast aud Mr.. aud
Mrs. Herman Cast were down tIO.i
Holmquist Thursday and Friday.
Mesdames Darmody aud Mattecheck
/ departed this morning for a visit OF n
few days with relatives at Odessa
The ice cream parlors of the Webster
| Candy Factory are now serving the
finest ice cream on earth. Try it.
Miss Hazel Hash is spending a few
days out at Pickerel lake as the guest
of her friend, Miss Ethel Derrick.
Martin Harrison went to Broekings,
! Tuesday evening after weeks visit
with Webster friends and relatives.
The Office formerly occupied by Wis
consin Grain company for rent. Inquire
of Emil Meyer at Commercial hotel.
George c. Laselle came from Ortley
Tuesday morning to appear in severa
cases as attorney in the circuit court.
George Rix, one of Milbank's leading
attorneys, was visitor in this city fol
a couple of days the first of the week.
John Prendergast arrived Monday
night from North Dakota for al
extended visit with Dav county rela
tives.
The Misses Flagstad, who came ii
for the celebration last week, have
returned TO the summer home at Enemy
Swim.
Pitcher Anderson, who was released
from the Webster ball team, ha,
accepted position with the Brittor
team.
Strawberries received daily from tn,
Excelsior Fruit Growers association TN,
best grown at Tegtmeier q Calmen
sons.
DR.. Williams, the Waubay veterinary
was looking after business interests il
this part of the county Friday and Sat
urday.
David Willioms, president of tn,
Farmers and Merchants National bank
was business visitor in Aberdeen Sat
urday.
NJ. Rexford came up from Wauba,
Monday, and was kept busy all da,
shaking hands with his many Webste
friends
Mrs. NJ. M. Judge was among tn,
sick ones for a couple of days this weel
but is very much improved at thi
writing.
| O. +. McCaully. of Aberdeen. CAM
in from Pickerel lake Saturday mig h
and returned to his home Monda,
morning.
Captain and Mrs. @. S. Denny wer,
here from Waubay Tuesday on matters
before the county court and visitins
with friends.
A. 4. Cooper, cashier of the Farmer
and Merchants National bank, wa
looking after business matters In Wan
bay Tuesday.
Judge j. o. Andrews, of Sisseton
was visitor in Webster between train
Tuesday evening. He went from her
TO Aberdeen.
Several of the roses set out this sprin,
In the court house yard are in blossom
and add materially to the beauty OF
the grounds.
Captain @. S. Denny came from Wa,
bay last night and put the uniform
rank Knights of Pythias through thei
weekly drill
j. Van der Meide, formerly of this
city now practicing law at Andover
was looking up friends and business
here Monday.
Put your faith in a dose of Pari
Green, if you want to eat potatoes dur
:ag the next year. Halbkat sells ''the
kind that kills"
The county commissioners drove our
to kosciusko township this morning 4
view some bridges which have recent,
been built there.
There were a large number of Web
ster people out at each of the lakes owe
Sunday resting up from the effects o
the celebration.
| The best is what you want when you
teeth are trou bling you. See DIR. j. s
Goodmanson in the Tegtmeier buildin
July 1919 and 20.
Mrs. Albert Ibach, of Preston, MINI.
is spending this week at the home O,
her daughter. Mrs. William Long
south OF Webster.
Mrs. Millham, OF Aberdeen, Mr.. an,