Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-19

Mrs. John w Arthur departed Mon
day night for an extended visit with
friends in st. Paul and Denver, Col
Miss Irene Arthur accompanied Der as
far as ST. Paul on her return TO hei
studies at Hamline university.
j. l.. Clark and family returned from
their extended visit in Knoxville, iowa
The little daughter which was badly
injured by being kicked by horse some
weeks ago, has recovered very nicely
and there were no bad results from the
injury.
w. S. D. Adams, of this office, shook
the cares of busidess from his shoulders
Z yesterday morning and departed fol
Pickerel lake from where he will &c
into Marshall county for weeks hunt.
\ ing trip in company with party from
the lake.
Miss Susie Woodruff arrived in Web.
ster Thursday morning from North
Brandon, Wis, to take the teachers
examination before commencing her
seven months term in the Perry school
out in Pennington township. Lang
ford Bugle.
DR.. H. M Hillebrand came in from
his home ranch near the lakes Tuesday
evening and spent Wednesday visiting
with his many Webster friends. He
reports everything fine in his section
and says this is the banner year for
South Dakota.
y Contractor McGregor, of Aberdeen
was in this city Tuesday night consult
ing with the Masonic lodge as to the
proposed repairs on the lodge building
Several plans and designs were pre-.
sented but no arrangements have been
completed as yet.
Rt. Rev. Monsignore Mensine
returned to this city Saturday after an
attended visit in Milwaukee, Wis,
Bedford, Ind, and Dubuque, Iowa
The Monsignore had a delightful TRIP
and comes home very much rested
from his vacation.
Miss Flagstad wishes to announce
that she holds no millinery opening
this season, but is still to be found q,
the old stand in the Wallace block,
better than ever prepared to supply the
trade with all the latest and most up to.
date creations in millinery.
Mrs Geo. Jenkins will leave tomor.
row night for Webster to attend che
wedding of her sister, Miss Kate Gil
NOR, who will be married there or
Monday to Alfred Watson, of Grand
Forks, N. d. Miss Gilmor is very vel
Known in Aberdeen Aberdeen News
Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. John Sloat and child
rem, of Gettysburg, who spent week
az Pickerel and Enemy Swim lakes fish.
ing and hunting, came in Sunday night
and Monday morning departed for their
home with large number of splendid
fish AZ an evidence of good time in
Day county.
~ II e. Eek and Walter Brown have a
hunting story that they are telling
which beats anything we have heard of
In this county. 1t is too long to PRINT
but Il you enjoy good story go down
TO the Eck::& Prudhon Land company's
ofioe and get them to tell it. They
enjoy telling it.
Dr. II. B. Gratiot, of Dubuque, Iowa,
who has spent the time since the first
Of September hunting with the Reporter
and Farmer force and visiting with his
Webster friends, returned to Dubuque
Tuesday morning and his parting good.
byes was,he would return in q month
for duck shooting.
George Meredith left yesterday for
Webster to make short visit. His
mother, Mrs. Mittie Meredith, will
meet him there tonight and they will
\ 70 TO Minneapolis to make their future
h0ne. A large circle Of friends wish
1N&m happiness in their new home
A&6rdeen American, Friday.