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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-26

piero wtedy wystapi zaczepnie,
gdy wojska jej zostana napadnie-
te: W razie przeciwnym zachowa
sic neutralnie.
Paryz, 26 sierpnia. : Premier
Clemenceau, powrociwszy Carl
sbadu Monachium, ujai we VIA
sne rece ster sprawami marokan-
skiemi. Konferowai juz z kilku
ministrami, a jutro bedzie konfe-
rowal prezydentem Fallieres.
Depesze nadeszle z Casablanca
donosza, re poiozenie tam sic ME
zmienilo. Wojska domagaja sic
stanowczej bitwy, ale postano-
wienie Francyi, by ME docierac
do wnetrza, zmusza je do bez-
czynnosci, tymczasem poloze-
ME Marokka pogarsza sic dniem
kazdym panuje prawdziwa anar-
CHA.
Potwierdza sic wiadomosc, re
Mulai Hafig, brat sultaha, 16 sier~
pnia zostal obwolany panujacym
re dazac mad wybrzeze, ably sto-
czyc walke z wojskami francus-
kiemi hiszpahskiemi juz zamia-
nowal wlasne rninisteryum, do
kt6rego wchodzi miedzy innymi
drugi brat sultana, Sidi Mahomed,
znajdujacy sic obecnie W niewoli
suItana we Fee.
Rajzuli panuje obecnie w swo-
ich dziedzinach, pretendent w
polnocno wschodniej czsSci kra-
ju. Sultan ME moze liczyc ma
swych zwolennikow i panuje
chaos najkompletniejszy. w mia
stach nadbrzeznych spokoj, dzie-
XII obecnosci zagranicznych okre-
tow wojennych, ale podobno Ra-
bat zagrozony jest napaScia szcze-
pow.
Gdansk, 26 sierpnia. = Zawali-
iy sic tu diva trzypietrowe domy
handlaHi ma ulicy Broadbaen-
ken, niedaleko starozytnego ko-
sciola N, NJ. P. Zachodzi Ottawa,
re kilka osob zosta}o zasypanych
gruzami. Natychmiast wzieto sic
do uprzatania gruzow, ale idzie
to bardzo powoli, a w}adze ka-
za1y oprozniaG sasiednie zabudo-
wanna.
Amsterdam, S6 9sierpnia. -
Wczoraj rozpoczal sic tn miedzy-
narodowy kongres anarchistow.
Pomiedzy delegatami znajduje
sic oslawiona Emma Goldman,
ktora przywioz}a powitanie Cd a
merykanskich anarchistow ,,od
San Francisco do New Yorku".
Wystapila z jedna ze swych NOW
charakterystycznych, W ktorej
wyrazila nadzieje, IL przyjdzie do
organizacyi oSwiadczyla, il cd
socyalnych demokratow niczego
spodziewac sic ME MONA. Wszy-
scy mowcy szydzili konferencyi
haskiej i z kongresu socyalistow
w Stuttgarcie. Zebralo sic okolo
800 delegatow re Stanow Zjedn.,
Wielkiej Brytanii, Hiszpanii,
Wloch, Francyi, Rosyi, Niemiec,
Belgii, Czech, Szwajcaryi i Serblit
Stuttgart, 26 sierpnia. = Wczo-
raj zakonczyi sic tu miedzynaro-
dowy kongres socyalistow. Ma "a
kohczenie przyjeto rezolucye po-
tepiajace zbrojenia celem zdoby-
czy i wzrostu imperyalizmu. Po-
stanowiono zapobiegac wybu-
chom wojen, gdyby to sic ME
udalo, doprowadzac do najszyb-
szego .ich zakohczenia, W tym
razie korzystac przesileh pre-
mys}owych po wojnach nastepu-
jacych, by organizowat sic celem
obalania kapitalizmu. - Delegaci
odroczyli sic, odSpiewawszy Mar
sylianke Miedzynarodowke,
Petersburg, 2e sierpnia. -
.k-f-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-26
w streszczeniu ME

correspondent zaznacza, ze bez-
posrednio Swiadomie Japonia ME
ma mic wspolnego duchem nieza
dowolenia, objawiajacym sic w
angielskich Indyach, Me ulega
jednak watpliwosci, re swietne
zwyciestwa Japonczykow w o
statniej wojnie wywarly giebokie
wrazenie ma indyjskich umys}ach.
Nagie powstanie japohskiej po-
tegi. przekonalo niezadowolone
zywio}y W Indyach, re wschodnie
ludy ME stoja bynajmniej- nizej
cd zachodnich. Agitatorowie "a
czynaja rozumowac, re jezeli ia
ponia mogla tax latwo i wszech-
stronnie wylonic sic z d}ugowie-
cznego odosobnienia sila zbroj-
ma dobic sic do pierwszorzednego
wsrod mocarstw stanowiska, to
czemuby tego samego ME mog}y
dokazac inne, ambitniejsze rasy
wschodnie?
Jeden naczelnikow ruchu in
dyjskiego pisal niedawno w mie-
sieczniku Light (Swiat}o) of In
dia, re Japonia zbudzila ze snu
sazyatyckiego olbrzyma i kaza}a
mu uwierzyc w jego niezaleznosc
Cd bialego intruza. Dalej pisai;
,Juz przeciez Japonia bardzo do
sadnie praktycznie dowiod}a "a
S1epionej swa zarozumia}oScia i
potega swq upojonej Europe, re
jej (Europy) wyzszosc mad Azya
w dzielnoSci inteligencyi jest czczq
zluda. Japonia sprawi}a, re An
glicy przewiduja mozliwa utrate
Indyi".
Otoz, jak donosza dzienniki an
gielskie, kierownicy agitacyi in
dyjskiej, niezadowoleni z dotych-
czasowych wynikow Rampant,
przeniesli sic teraz do Japonii i
tam czynia co moga, ably dla
swych idei pozyskac sympatye
mas najszerszych. Ludzie ci So
po wiekszej czesci sluchaczami
w japonskich szkolach technicz-
nych uniwersytetach. KraJowa
prasa ME otworzyla i'm dotych-
czas jeszcze swych }amow, ale
indyjscy studenci umieja zwrocic
ma siebie publiczna opinie i re-
dakcye ME moga o mich zamilczec.
CT studenci usiiuja przedewszyst-
klein zmniejszyc urok Anglii, jako
czynnika cywilizacyjnego W In
dyach, wywlec ma jaw rzekomo
skandaliczne braki i naduzycia an
gielskiej administracyi, a cale ce-
sarstwo przedstawic jake ognisko
najodpowiedniejsze srodowisko
panazyatyckiej rewolucyi. Jedno-
czeSnie, ME szczedzac pochwa1
Japonczykom, agitatorowie zape-
wniaja, re Indye maja ma Japo-
ME zwrocone oczy i Cd niej ocze-
kuja wyzwolenia. lego rodzaju
agitacya czyni W Japonii widocz-
ne postepy W masach narodu
znajduje naturalny oddzwiek.
Japohscy mezowie stanu, poll
tycy i wogole varsity wyksztal-
cone potepiaja oczywiscie ktzdy
objaw krytyki, skierowanej pre-
civ radon anglo indyjskim; ME
ktorzy wybitnych ludzi, jak
mp. hr, Okuma wystapili nawet
publicznie obrona administracyi
angielskiej tax w Indyach, jak w
Egipcie. Ale mimo to prasa an
gielska jest coraz bardziej zanie-
pokojona i wyraza zyczenie, aze-
by dyplomatom angielskim W To
kio uda}o sic nak}oniG Rad mika-
da do ukr6cenia agitacyi, kt6ra
dis, mimo wszystko, zatacza CO.
raz szersze kregi W samej Japonii
i stamtad do Chin sic przelewa.
Telegran1V zagraniCzne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-26

nlcznych I1tton1 odWledzh w
Semmeringer austryackiego mini
stra spraw zagranicznych, barona
". Aerenthala. Pierwszemu toWa-
rzyszyi szef gabinetu Bollat; o.
becnym by} takze ambassador wlo-
ski w Wiedniu, ksiaze di Avafna.
Prasa wiedeflska serdecznie vita
la wioskiego ministra uwaza tie
| odwiedziny jake akord koncowy
roznych spotkah monarchow i mi
nistrow w ostatnich czasach i ia
ko rekojmie pokoju,
Wczoraj minister Tittoni udai
sic do Ischlu, gdzie otrzymawszy
audyencye IL cesarza austryackie-
go, bawii niego try kwadran-
Sc, poczem jeszcze tajnie konfe-
rowal baronem Aerenthalem.
Contras, Francya, 26 sierpnia.
w \skutek zderzenia sic pociagu
ekspresowego jadacego Borde-
aux do Paryza z pociagiem frach-
towym, 10 osob zostaio zabitych,
a 25 ciezko pokaleczonych. Kata-
strofe spowodowalo fa}szywe u
stawienie zwrotnicy. Pomiedzy O.
fiarami niema Amerykanow,
Berlin, 26 sierpnia. - Wedle
wiadomosci nadesziych po}ud-
niowej Afryki, Sciganie naczelni-
ka Hottentotow Morenga by}o do
tychczas bezskutecznem. Niema
watpliwosci, re ten najniebezpie-
czniejszy wrog Niemiec znowu
dostai sic do posiad}osci angiel-
skich, gdzie gromadzi znaczne 81
}y. Oczekuja tn, re Rad kaplandz-
XII dotrzyma slowa uczyni co
zdola, by zrobic go nieszkodli-
wynn, tymczasem pilnuje sic
granicy, azeby Morenga schwy-
tao, skoro gdzie sic pokaze.
Toxic, 26 sierpnia. = Donosza,
re zarzadzone przez Rad japofl-
ski Sledztwo w zwiazku z wyda-
rzeniami ma wyspach Prybyfowa
19 czerwca, wykazalo, IL rybacy
japohscy wcale ME stawiali opo-
ri, a zatem, re strzelanie re stro-
ny amerykatskich straznikow
najzupe}niej by}o nieusprawiedi-
wione. Uwiadomiono tenn rad
waszyngtohski, teraz w Toxic
oczekuja odpowiedzi.
Buenos Ayres, 26 sierpnia. -
w San Luis, stolicy prowincyi
tejze navy, wybuchla wczoraj W
nocy ,,rewolucyjka", ma ktorej
czele stoi szef tamtejszej policyi.
Rewolucyonisci uwiezili guber-
natora innych urzednikow pro-
wincyonalnych, a gubernatorem
zamianowali niejakiego Adara. O.
statnie wiadomosci z San Luis do
nosza, re panuje tam juz zupelny
spok6j.
Hamburg, 26 sierpnia, - Kom-
pania okretowa ,,Cunard" poszla
"a przykiadem niemieckich kom-
panij transatlantyckich obnizy-
la ceny "a podroz 2 klasa Ham
burga do New Yorku $55.96 ma
$53.53, trzecia klasa zas z $34.O6
ma $31.63.
Petersburg, 26 sierpnia. - Ko-
misya wyznaczona do zbadania
zarzutow czynionych generalowi
Stoesslowi, byiemu komendanto-
wi Portu Artura, zakohczyla swe
prace zlozyla rapport najwyzsze-
mu trybunaiowi wojskowemu.
Stoessel zostA uznany przez koni
sye winnym zdrady stanu, je-
den czionkow komisyi wyrazl
sic, re "a takie przewinienie gro
ri mu kara srnierci. Czyli wyrok
sadu zostanie wykonany, to in
ma kwestya. Mozliwa jest rzecza,
re car zmieni wyrok skaze gene
raia ma wygnanie z kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-26

New York, 26 sierpnia. = Przez
diva tygodnie rzadzic bedzie mia
stem burmistrz republikanski.
Wiceprezydent kollegium alder
mahskiego, Elias Goodman, 20
stall zastepca burmisrzta powo-
du nieobecnosci tax burmistrza
McClellana jak prezydenta koi-
legium, Nc Gowana. .Pierwszy TO
raz w dziejach miasta pod admir-
nistracya Tammany rzadzi repu1
blikanin. Me wolno mu jednako-
woz nikogo mianowac ami nikogo
skladac urzedu.
Washington, 70 sierpnia. -
Thomas B. Preece, wiceprezydent
international Bricklayers' u
Mon" oznajmii wczoraj, re tuteJ-
sly strajk rzemieslnikow budow-
niczych w poniedziaFek rozsze-
rzy sic ma szest innych miast
Wielu tutejszych kontraktorow
dajacych zatrudnienie nieunioni.
stom, wykonuje prace W innych
miastach, gdzie pracuja unionisci,
ktorych powoia sic do strajku.
Chodzi miasta: Wheeling, w.
Va, Rochester, N. Y, Niagara
Falls, N. Y, Detroit, Mich, Gle
veland, o. i Sommerville, N. Y.
Sapulpa, I. T., 20 sierpnia. -
Pociag kolei Frisco" jadacy ma
zach6d zderzyi sic niedaleko stad
pociagiem osobowym jadacyn
ma wschod. Oba pociagi byiy "a
peinione podroznymi wycieczko-
wynn. Cztery osoby zostaiy zabi-
te, a 30 pokaleczonych. Katastro-
ia wydarzyia sic W skutek ME
uwagi telegrafisty. Zabici costa
Ii: .konduktor lokomotywy Chris.
Bentz; N. C. Snood, palace; Geo.
Anglers, palace nieznajomy Po-
drozny.
New York, 2S sierpnia. = Syn
prezydenta Nikaraguy Zelaya,
Alfonso, ktory poroznil sic byl re
swoim ojcem powodu, re sic O.
zenii panna Stella Baker z Wa
szyngtonu, corka sekretarza rza-
dowego, przybyi tu mloda swa
iona, azeby udac sic do kraju ro-
dzinnego. Prezydent przebaczyf
synowi zawezwaf go, by powr6-
Gil, Alfonso Zelaya wyjedzie
iona we wtorek.
Camp Wellman, via Tromsoe,
26 sierpnia. - Okret napowietrz-
ny American" gotow jest do po-
drozy do bieguna polnocnego.
Motory i maszyne wyprobowano
nalezycie wszelkie proby wypa-
dly najpomyslniej. Zaioga ocze-
kuje tylko chwili sposobnej do
wyruszenia; naleza do niej Well
man, Hersey, Vaniman Riesen-
berg. Oczekujemy wyruszenia "
biezacym tygodniu, ale mozemy
w razie potrzeby odiozyt podroz
az do dnia 5 wrzesnia.
(Na podstawie powyzszej depe-
szy,nadanej ieszcze we srode w
zesz}ym tygodniu, tutejsza gazeta
Record Herald, ktora, jak via
domo, ekspedycye te wysy|a, wy
raza przypuszczenie, re okret ma
powietrzny Wellmana moze W
chwili obecnej juz wyruszyi, .
moze nawet juz znajddje sic mad .
biegunem poinocnym).
Greenwich, Conn.,, 26 sierpnis.
DIR. Seneca, D. Powell, prakty-
kujacy tu i W New Yorku, W ce-
lu dowodzenia, re alkohol jest
skutecznym antydotem ma zatru-
Gle kwasem karbolowym, kilka-
krotnie zazywal sam kwas karbo-
lowy leczyi sic alkoh. Umarf
jednakowoz wczoraj W swem
mieszkaniu przy North str, vie
III sadzi, re stall sic ofiara swych
eksperymentow. Chorowai on cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-26
Ma1a rewolucyjka W Argentynie.
!APoNlA ZAKoNCZYkA SLEDZTWO w sPRAWIE ZAJSClA
MA WYSPACH PRYBYkoWA.

fabryce prochu dynamltu
poblzu rzadzi VI New Yorku
Ekpedycya Zderzene pocl
gov Oryginane rozporzadzene rady meJ-
-" skej w HghmOre, s. ID.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-26
Chaos w Mar0kkO.
Hszpania zajmie na raze stanOWisko Wyezekujaea.
KoDgres miedzynarodOwy anarchls'
tow w Amsterdamie.
ZakOGczenie kOngresu sOcyalist6w W Stu

Wfoski minister spraw zagranicznych, lttonl' u Da
roma AerenthaIa cesarza austryackiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-26

Kazdy, kto, potrzebuje pieniedzy ma
budowe lub ma sp1acenie swej stareJ
pozyczk, MECH sic uda do Hattermar
ma, 7Ss Milwaukee avenue. Najnizsze
stopy procentowe. Usauga polska.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-14

Deputy Sheriff Gross was called TO
Visit after witnesses on Tuesday.
Stenographer Granger was a home
visitor in Aberdeen over Sunday.
Mrs. Crofoot came in from her school
Friday night TO spend Sunday at home.
Geo. Fields and family have moved
into the Cowan House Oh Main street.
Mrs. Gilmor returned Monday night
from her visit to her daughter 1T Aber-
deem.
Johnson beats them all in TAX
ing photos, both in quality and
price.
You will miss it if you do not attend
l.. l.. Buffers sale OF fancy stock
March 8.
Z. j. Dyke visited his family and
Webster friends for a couple OF days
this week.
Ula Christian came down from Aber-
deem Monday, TO visit his brother, Mr..
Christian.
Improve your stock by buying a fine
individual at L. l.. Buffers live stock
sale March 8.
The John Vsnnebo farm, in Nutley
Township, is for rent. Inquire of NJ.
r. Lawrence
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city In the old country of the First
National bank.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank aud they will receive
prompt attention.
Mrs. Joe Paul went home Saturday
afternoon after spending a week in the
Peabody Hospital.
Mrs. A. I. Cooper returned from her
visit with Minneapolis relatives and
friends last Friday.
Misses Mamma Jensen and Jennie
Knott were here from Bristol Wednes-
day to visit friends.
Ira Siglinger departed for Annapolis,
Maryland, Thursday evening to attend
the Naval Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McKennett are
very much encouraged over the reports
they receive from their daughter,
Addie, who is in the hospital at st.
Paul as all bring news Of improvement.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-14

Fancy horns for monographs at
Harris
Cut flowers for all occasions at
Twins.
Hans Landry was over from Butler
Friday
Steve Chichey was down from Bristol
Friday.
George Butler came over from Butler
Friday.
Mahaney's restaurant is headquarters
for oysters.
Mrs. Johnnie Rabak is again able o
be around.
For abstracts of title call on Car
Malmberg.
Chas. Hyde went to Ortley on bust
ness Friday.
Frank Smith was a visitor from Wau.
bay Tuesday.
If you want your picture taken
see johnson.
Thomas McAllen was down from
Bristol Friday.
For Sale-One 8 room house. Inquire
of Martin Sorenson.
Charles Phelps was here from Water
town over Sunday.
J. II. Moore has accepted q position
in the Webster mill.
R. B. Ibach was t~ransacting business
IN this city Tuesday.
II you wish a loan. Call on the First
National bank.
A big line of Edison monographs and
records ct Harris.
Just arrived, 400 new Edison phone.
graph records at Harris.
Hart carries the largest line Of Edi-
son photograph records.
Call and see our line of talking
machines, Hart the jeweler.
New Idea Patterns at Tegtmeier &
Calmeuson's, five cents each.
Ethel Derrick went to Pickerel Lake
Friday eve. to spend Sunday.
j. w. Herold came up from Waubay
Saturday morning on business.
Some fine specimen of Duroc Jersey
hogs will be offered for sale at L. L..
Buffers stock sale in Webster March 8
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-14

L. G. Levoy departed for Minneapolis
Sunday night to make some purchases
forh is spring trade.
Mrs. Theodore Munson came from
Holmquist Tuesday morning to visit
relatives and friends.
Open air concerts every Friday
evening under the big sign
Irwin Pharmacy.
The most beautiful cut flowers that
come to Webster are ordered through
the Irwin Pharmacy.
Judge Mccoy went home Saturday
night and remained over Sunday with
his family in Aberdeen.
NJ. A. Thul came over from Waubay
Monday night TO see how things were
getting along at Webster.
9. B Bush, the legal lumiuary of
Waubay, was counting in this city for a
couple of days this week.
February came in rather bad but has
improved so much that we welcome
the change from January.
The oyster season is now on and you
can get them served in any style, on
short notice, at M~ahaney's.
You a always get cut flowers at
the Irwin Pharmacy by placing your
order a couple C days ahead.
Food and Dairy Commissioner Small
returned from q trip to Lake Preston
and Sioux Falls Monday night.
County Auditor Rexford has been
busy this week checking up the school
book repositories of the county.
William Bennett departed for Clark
Tuesday morning where he was called
as a witness in the circuit court.
Bring your job printing to the Re-
porter and Farmer Office aud get good
work on good stock at q fair price.
If we don't have in stock what you
want in records we will get it, as we
order every other day, Hart the jeweler
Watch for the announcement of Mrs.
Gertrude Cogan's appearance in dram
attic recital. She is a popular favorite.
In a conversation with Commissioner
Small he informed us that his successor,
Prof. A. H. Wheaton, would assume
charge of the Office on February Is, 1907.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-14

The right way, Don't let your
cough run down your health. Use
H%albkat'sW bite Pine (mentholated).
DR. j. 5, Goodmanson departed for
his western professional trip Monday
morning. He will be in this city again
in about two weeks.
We have c~onversed with a number OF
our stockmen who are running large
numbers of cattle this winter and all
say they have had sufficient hay to take
care of their stock in good shape and
ample shelter and very few losses are
reported.
Mrs. p. d. Peabody was the hostess
for the thirteen whist club Monday and
the members all report a most delight
full ev sning. Mrs. r. l.. Irwin was the
most successful player for the evening
and secured the spoon. Mrs. Peabody
served a delicious supper.
Josephus Alley. at the Surveyors
Office in the court house, has money to
loan on real property, at a low rate of
interest. Will buy well secured real
estate mortgages. No delay whatever,
money furnished same day application
is made.
The supreme court has granted a writ
OF error and certificate of probable
cause in the base of Sherman Lull Of
this county, who was sentenced to pay
a fine Of $3.50 on a charge of criminal
conspiracy. The certificate acts az q
stay Of sentence until the case can be
heard in the supreme court.
H. o. wickre returned the first Of
the week from Mitchell where he
attended the meeting Of the South
Dakota Improved Live Stock Breeders.
Mr.. Wickre took q few of his choice
hogs to the show and sold them to very
good advantage. He informed the Bugle
that he did not buy any stock at this
meeting. but had several chances to buy
Just what he wanted, but did not dare
to as the traffic was 90 badly tied up
with snow blockades that shipping was
very much Of an uncertainty LANG
ford Bugle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-14

DR.. J. s. Goodmanson is an expert in
de ntal line. He will be at his Office in
the Tegtmeier building February 81,
~, % and q.
F. H. Russell and Rev. Slocumb were
fishing a couple of days at Enemy Swim
Lake this week, returning home Tues.
day evening.
Oysters served in all styles-raw, fry
or stew-on short notice, at Knspp's
Restaursnt-we make q speciality Of
serving oysters.
r. L. Irwin entertained q few guests
at his home Wednesday evening. Whist
was played and a very enjoyable even.
ing spent by all.
DR.. H. A. Peabody reports two fine
boy babies this morning. One at the
home of George Fields and one at
Jacob Kotzlings.
The streets have been rather sloppy
for a few days but there have been ne
kicks registered-the January coal bill
put an end to all complaints about
sloppy crossings for a time at least.
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Our best al is the purity Of our prep.
arations. White pine can be given to
children without danger No morphine
or injurious drugs.
Halbkat, the medicine man.
The bridge club was given another
very pleasant party last Saturday after
noon with Mrs. f. W. Halhkat as
hostess. AT the conclusion of the game
Mrs. E. Meyers held the highest score
and was presented with the spoon.
Covers were then placed for Ii and a
delicious four course dinner served
The guests from out of town were Mrs.
Curtis, of Aberdeen and Mrs. Chaphe,
of Britton.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Geo. Adkins were Web
ster visitors Wednesday, Ethey stopped
off on their way to Sisseton where they
are spending the winter. Mrs. Adkins
was formerly Mrs. M. E. Bergen and
managed the Larisou ranch, which the
new M. & st. l. railroad crosses, and
has plated the town of Crandall on the
ranch in the southwest corner of Day
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Adkins expect
to make Crandall their future home.
Sheriff Gross let a couple Of prisoners
out on parole last week and they took
advantage of the fact and departed that
night for Aberdeen, The next morning
they were apprehended and Deputy
Sheriff Denny went up and brought
them back to this city. They have
been kept In solitary confinement ever
since aud are really getting a taste OF
regular prison life. When their time is
out they will probably get 10 far from
Webster that our authorities will be
bothered with them no more.
Monday evening Q large number of
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. William #.
Kading tool advantage Of the fact that
it was the fifteenth anniversary of
their wedding day. Arrangements
were made with Mr.. Kading for the
use of the Kading hall and the couple
were invited to be present, little know
ing that they were to be guests Of
houor. The orchestra was present, and
after speeches and presentations were
INDUCED in a most enjoyable time was
spent in dancing. The party went
well provided with good things to eat
and a most excellent supper was served.
Wall paper remnants at Halbkat's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-14
Good Honest Paekage, il yo.

Good Honest Package, il you
want it handed &c you call for Halbkat's
White Pine (~metholatedl.
Mrs. VIM. Eyeland, after a months
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. g. Engle-
hardt in this city, departed for her home
in WATERFOWL Monday.
Mrs. r. l.. Irwin aud little son.
departed last night for Aberdeen to
spend a few days with Mrs. Irwin's
mother. Mrs. Millham.
Oysters stewed, oysters fried, oysters
raw, oyster cocktail, oysters any old
or new way, served to suit an epicure
at Mahaney's restaurant.
Mrs. Curtiss, of Aberdeen, who Wis
tied for a few days in this city as the
guest Of III. H. Potter home, returned
to the Hub City Monday.
H. o. wickre went up to the ranch
in Independence township TUESDAY to
make arrangements to receive a large
bunch Of stock this spring.
Tegtmeier & Calmenson are agents
for the celebrated Ladies' Home Jour-
nal patterns. They are the latest for
style and the easiest followed.
DIR. J. s. Goodmanson. the dentist
will be in Webster February 81, %, %
and "a. reom s, Tegtmeier building,
He does everything in dentistry.
Mas Janna @. wickre, who for two
years 90 faithfully served the county al
deputy treasurer, has gone to Oberlin,
Ohio. to finish her college oourse
When looking for correct patterns
-see the Ladies' Home Journal patterns
for all kinds Of feminine wearing
Appeared at Tegtmeier q Calmenson's
r. B. Ebling wal confined to his home
with illness for . couple Of days thil
week, but has sufficiently recovered Il
be able TO again hold down his job Oh
the jury.
The finest bunch of Duroc Jersey
hogs and Short Horn cattle ever seer
in Webster will be on exhib4tion ant
or sale at Il. L. Buffers stock salt
March 8.
.. b. PARROT. of Pierpont. one Of thu
prineipal officers Of the A. o. U. w. To-
fhin state, was looking after the Interests
.of his order in this city Friday AMI
Saturday.