Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-27

automobile this afternoon.
Chas. Phelps, f A. Paulson and NJ
NJ. Judge were down from Webster
Tuesday Bradley Globe.
Got any barley? What's the mos
you will take for it: Wearne wants it
Also your macaroni wheat.
Mrs. J. " Martin went to Bristol
Wednesday evening 10 visit for few
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. n. J. Sorum and children came
down from Bristol Friday and visited
until Wednesday with relatives.
You can see DR.. J. S. Goodmanson
about your teeth in the Tegtmeier
building July l, 2, 3, f. 5, and g.
Ed Rickmo, Dr. Cook, VIM. Lipka
and Miss Booth went to Bradley Tues.
day to furnish music for dance.
Albert Doluey came in from Gren-
vile on matters OF business yesterday
and remained until this morning.
The ice cream parlors of the Webster
! Candy Factory are now serving the
finest ice cream on earth. Try II.
Patsy Bowler, wife and children of
Waubay, were the guests of Webster
friends for a few hours last night.
H. f. Hart and family returned last
Thursday night from their visit with
Mr. Harris parents in North Dakota.
The Office formerly occupied by Wis
cousin Grain company for rent. Inquire
of Emil Meyer at Commercial hotel.
Little James Rathbun had the mis-
fortune TO fall from SIMPSONS dray
seat and skinned his face quite badly.
If you enjoy music in every
form call at the Irwin Pharmacy
and hear the new June records.
Mrs c. H. Compton visited with
Waubay relatives and friends last
Saturday, returning home that evening.
Miss Hazel Martin left this morning
for Webster TO spend few days with
relatives. Aberdeen American, Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Peachy arrived torn
the east Wednesday to visit the gentle
mans cousin Ephriam Beachy, of this
city.
A large delegation of Websterites
went TO Bristol 10 day to attend the old
settlers picnic and witness the ball
game.
J. R. Chapman and family and l.. H.
Woodwork and family went to Bristol
this morning to attend the Old Settlers
picnic.
Mrs. Nina Pearson accompanied by
Phillip Gross children arrived home
from their Sisseton visit last Friday
night.
County Surveyor Alley, assisted by
Albert Smith, Jr., is doing some sur
veying at Waubay during the present
week.
@. r. Michigan, of Milbank, who was
resident of this city in years agone, is
renewing former acquaintance here
today.
Geo. Jackson. of Floyd, Iowa, arrived
last Friday evening and remained in
Webster for few days the guest of l..
E. Eek.
DIR. p. ID. Peabody went up to Aber-
deem last Friday night and visited for
couple of days with relatives and
friends.
What's there going to be? Why, there
will be everything imaginable to make
a general good time at Webster July A,
and 6.
Ed. Prudhon, of the Eek 81 Prudhon
Land company, was called down into
Iowa on business matters last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. r. l.. Irwin and son, Quinton,
who visited for week with her mother
in Aberdeen, came home last Saturday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rathbun and
daughter and Vina McCumber went to
Bristol Thursday to attend the Old
Settlers picnic.
Second Baseman johnson, of the
Groton team, quit his former employers
last Saturday night aud has joined the
Webster team
You will have to hurry. The Penny
gallery will be open few days more
only. Don't miss this chance ten
photos ten cents.
All parties who are putting up new
structures report much delay in being
able to get the necessary material to
rush the work.
DIR. O. E. Brooks was called to the
Twin Cities last Saturday evening on
some business matters. He returned
home Monday.
After taking in last THURSDAYS game
at Watertown, DIR. Herman and #. W..
Halbkat drove the automible home
Friday morning.
Inspector Beachy had the dipping
tank in operation last Saturday and
many head OF horses and cattle were
driven through it.
Get your best bib ard tucker out and