Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-25

f& Friday afternoon and evening. He
reports everything as prospering in his
sRyillage.
Miss Mabel Smith, who visited for a
couple of weeks at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. T. n Buechler, at Alpena,
4 Returned home to Webster Friday
morning.
MISS Mabel Alley will return TO her
home in Webster this evening. She
was soloist at the Presbyterian church
Yesterday morning Aberdeen News,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith and B.
@. Lamont and son, Morris, passed
through here this morning in a large
fouring car enroute from Aberdeen TO
Big Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter j. Roth and
children departed last Friday morning
for Shakopee, Mimi, where they will
visit for month or more with relatives
and friends.
Blank, the jeweler, has become the
agent for the.Singer and the Wheeler
& Wilson sewing machines. These are
the very best on the market, See HIM
and get prices.
We received postal card this week
from Brother Bronson who is having a
fne time spending his summer vacation
among the people at DEVILS Lake,
North Dakota.
Joseph Giblin. who has been located
in North Dakota for the past two years,
arrived in Webster last Friday morn.
ing for visit of several days with Day
county relatives .
The front on the new Hamm's build
ing at the foot of Main street is about
completed. John Sherbino expects to
open up his saloon therein the first of
the coming week.
Frank Mohs, WeDster's popular fur.
\ niture dealer, went to Minneapolis aud
st. Paul Sunday night where he wi I
spend week looking upa large stock
for his fall trade.
The Big Three, Amazon roofing,
Amatite roofing and Black Diamond
roofing, no better in the world, and at
reasonable prices. John w. Tuthill
Lumber Company.
Rev. Father O'Flaherty, who visited
with Whistler friends the guest of the
OReady family, the greater part of
last week, returned TO his home at
Kimball last Friday.
Judge Mccoy and Court Stenographer
Granger returned yesterday to Web
ster, where they will complete the term
OF court being held there.-Aberdeen
American, Tuesday.
Thomas Strachan, who has recently
taken position in the Webster mill, is
in the city preparing to move his family
to that place this week-Aberdeen
american, Tuesday.
Jack" German. passed through
here enroute to his home in Britton
Monday night He says that Britton is
little dry at present but still she is the
best town on the map.
Anton Helligso, who is engaged in
building several residences in Holm
quist, came down yesterday morning to
look after some contracts which he has
accepted in Webster.
Mrs. G.. w. Look and children, who
have made an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Russell,
returned to their home at Kramer, N.
d., Wednesday night.
Rex Harris and Robert Arthur are
now full fiedged Masons having taken
, their final degrees Monday night After
| the work very fine banquet was
served to the brethren.
Peter J. Karpen, of st. Paul, one of
the state factory inspectors for the
tate of Minnesota, arrived in this city
! Aturday night and is visiting his
iephew, Anton Karpen.
-S-A o. IL n NhlbOu, WIN Wtub up 10
Aberdeen last week to attend the circus
nd remained for visit with relatives
ndfriends, came home on the pass
niger yesterday morning.
Mrs. Vogel and children, who spent
couple of weeks visiting Henry Wag.
Ter md family and other relatives and
riends in Day county, returned to their
Tome in Chicago Saturday.
HI Chard, of Belle PLANE, Mimi,
rived in this city Monday night for
n extended visit with his brother, w.
I. Chard, manager of the Williams
brothers Lumber company.
II Wyman Rider returned Monday
aorning from a six weeks stay in the
Twin Cities. His daughter, Jane,
emained in the city to finish her course
mmmer normal school.
In : letter to friend in this city
)scar Sathe states that he hae about
ecided to move to the State of Wash
layton. He has many friends in Web
ter who will wish him success.
y Adolph Blocks team took run for
tself on Main street Tuesday afternoon
nd finally ran into the alarm post at
L.