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

and remained over night with Webster
friends.
Harvey Ash, of Pierre, who has sue
ceeded in locating several Day county
people on good claims in Butte county,
was in Webster looking for another
colony.
The Catholic Order of Forresters of
this city gave dance in the Kading
hall last evening which was largely
attended and very much enjoyed by all
present
Former Deputy County Treasurer
Moxness was over from Bristol on bust
ness with the clerk of court the first OF
the week. He got 1.-THE marriage
license.
Miss Addie McKennett continues to
recover and has been able to sit up in
chair the past few days. This is wei.
come news to the many friends of the
family.
w. G.. Warner came in from Pickerel
lake last Saturday to look after some
business interests in connection with
the saloon which he will open the first
Of July.
Frank Moore was down from Web
ster over Sunday He likes his work
there very much, and speaks very
highly of his employer Stone
Headlight
Frank Gruby, deputy sheriff, has
been busy the past few days summon
ing jurors for the coming July term of
the circuit court which meets in this
city July 9th.
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.
Mrs. Hanson, 1illie Auseth, Mrs.
Scripture. and children and Minnie
Peterson returned from Sioux Fall.
where they have been attending Advent
camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Johnson, who Wis.
tied relatives and friends at Troy, in
Grant county, for over week, came
home Tuesday night They report an
enjoyable time.
All the saloons are repapering and
repainting their places of business get
ting in readiness for the grand opening
on the first of July when license goes
into effect again.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway company have a large force of
men at work putting in the cement
sidewalk across their right of-way on
lower Main street.
Mrs. Sommerville, of Sisseton, who
has been visiting with the family of her
sister, Mrs. H. H. Potter, in this city
for a couple of weeks, returned to her
home this 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.
George Adkins and wife drove over
from Sisseton Friday and looked after
some business matters and visited |
Webster friends until Monday when
they returned home.
Martin Crowley, Sam Calmenson AMI
S. H. Egeland arrived home from
Watertown in the automobile Friday |
morning. 1t took them about four
hours TO make the trip.
J. H. Lang was here from Ortonville
Saturday to see what progress was
being made upon the new Hamm's
building He is the agent of the COM
pany for South Dakota.
Dr. and Mrs. j. s. Goodmanson. and
the lady's mother, Mrs. Weymouth,
went 10 Ortonville Saturday night and
remained over Sunday. They report
having had fine time.
@. j. Pease was out with Gandy's
automobile for several days last week
canvassing the county in the interests
of his life insurance company and he
reports excellent success.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. I. Strandness, of
Sumpter, Ore, are visiting i'll the city
for few days, they are the guests OF
the family of Mrs. Strandness' brother,
County treasurer Butler.
Elm slabs six foot long. Hardwood
edgings, maple wood, oak wood and
pine slabs, cheaper or just as cheap as
gasoline for summer fuel, at Forbes
Fuel Company's wood yard
Arthur Lampert was in Summit for
few days last week as manager Of the
Lampert Lumber company's yard at
that place while the resident manager
was taking little vacation.
Miss Reniger, trained nurse from
Minneapolis, arrived in this city Friday
evening and is now in charge Of the
Peabody hospital as matron. The lady
comes highly recommended.
When you need strictly frst-class,
high grade sewing machine, be sure
and see Blanks. the jeweler. He is
agent for the Wheeler & Wilson and
the Singer companies in Webster. ]
Mrs Gross mother of A O. Gross. |