Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-15

, Miss Emma rollefson is expected {
| arrive from her Minnesota home tn
tirs- OF next week for visit with he
brother, Will, and many Webste
friends
Miss Francis Wilson and Miss Alic
Stennerson, of Aberson, have beel
spending few days with Webste
friends, the guests of Miss Florenc
Small
have leased the Andrew Sinai
pasture and will care for horses ant
cattle for the season at $500 q month
for horses and $l,25 for cows. Adolpi
Block.
Station Agent Bradley returned from
his trip to Chicago Sunday night. H,
left Mrs. Bradley and the children a.
Montevideo where they will visit fol
some time
Mr. and Mrs Josephus Alley, who
visited with the A ID Hash family al
! Carleton, Mimi, for several days
returned TO their home in this city Mon.
day morning.
Every person having anything the
matter with their teeth should visit DR.
J 5. Gooimanson He will be at his
offices in the Tegtmeier building August
Is, l6 : nd II.
Good position for students of the
Sioux Fails Business College, Sioux
Falls, 5 d. Enter September Bird and
get three months tuition free Send
for catalogue
Rev. w. H Mitchell, of the Episcopal
church of this city, occupied the pulpit
of the Episcopal cathedral in Sioux
Falls last Sunday He returned home
Monday night.
Jack Gearing came from his present
home at Payette, Idaho, last evening
and will remain until he has harvested
his Day county crop Jack reports his
ldullly as ali well,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Foltz drove over
from Bristol Saturday night and visited
until morning with Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Chapman when all went out to the
lakes for the day.
A. H. Geuting, "a brother of Mrs. VIM.
Wagner, arrived IN this city last week
for visit of few days with his sister
and her family. He departed for home
Tuesday morning.
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.
A. E. Ferguson, of Webster, formerly
with the International Harvester COM
pany in this city, arrived Saturday and
spent Sunday with his parents -Aber.
deem News, Monday.
Mrs. Perry Long, of LuVerne, Mimi,
mother of County Commissioner Mar
shall Long of this county, was visiting
her son and other relatives in Day
county the past week.
John Lienlokken, the assistant cash.
Ter of the First National bank of this
city, is taking well earned vacation |
and departed last Friday with his
daughter for st. Paul.
r. f. Wherland and Albert Hyde, of |
the Aberdeen Engineering company,
are in Cakes, N. d., to install three
switchboards and two dynamos. -Aber-
deem American, Tuesday.
Mrs. Diana f. Wallace, who has been
visiting her son, Wilbur Taylor and |
family, in this city for several days,
returned to Milbank Monday to see her
daughter, Mrs. L. HI. Bentley.
DR.. f. j Hilgei and wife of Dubuque,
Iowa, arrived in this city on Tuesday
Of this week and have gone out to Pick
erel lake where they will spend a couple
If months in vacation and rest.
DIR. j. s. Goodmanson was taken
With his regular summer affliction, hay
ever, while out making his professional
Tisits this week and was compelled to
eturn to his home in this city.
Miss Grace Blakely, of Webster, who
has been visiting Mrs. P. w. Hunter for
ONE time, returned to her home last
light. Aberdeen News, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tegtmeier, of
Naveriy, Iowa, have been visiting with
elatives and friends in Webster for the
'ast week. The gentleman Is brother
4 our townsman, H. Q. Tegtmeier.
@. B. Knott. the Bristol banker and
merchant, came on the morning passen.
er Tuesday and transacted business
With Webster people. He reports his
lew building as progressing rapidly.
On and after September LIST, the small
um of 5 cents will be char ged for all
ickets issued for weighing on our scales.
Forbes Fuel Co.,
Ditmanson 2rcs.
DIR. j. S. Goodmanson, the expert
enlist, will again make Webster and
q at his offices in the Tegtmeier build
ng August Is, 16 and II. You should
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