Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-08-22
Mrs. w. S. Hash and son, Maurice

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visit for a time before returning TO
their Minneapolis home.
Mrs ID. Z. Rouse, who has spent the
summer here with the Peabody fami-
lies, departed Monday for Minneapolis
where she was to join her husband and
together they were to go to Colombus,
Ohio, to make their home.
There will be services at st. Johns
Lutheran church next Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. Ditman Larson,
from Elgin, H., will preach in the
English language language in the even,
ing. o. o. Hafstad, pastor.
How about that Business Education?
Are you not going to attend school this
year? A postal to the Granger Business
School at Aberdeen will help you to
decide what to take and when to take it.
Fall term opens September 3, 1907
Edith Larson, the four-year.old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Larson,
of Raritau township, died ON Wednes.
day from disease of the throat. The
bereaved parents will have the sympa.
thy of all our people in their very sad
affection.
Miss Emma Tollefson, who was for
merly one Of the popular lady clerks OF
Webster, but who has been at her home
in Minnesota for some time, arrived
Tuesday MOI ming and is spending her
vacation here with Brother Will and
many friends.
Mrs Catherine Hollarn, mother of
Mrs. Mathew Tracy, who has visited
the family of her daughter i'll this city
for some time, returned to her home at
Appleton Tuesday morning. Her
grandson, Edward Hollarn accom-
panied her home .."tt" at' .g"f@ b.
Oscar Lampland, travelling auditor
for the Lampert Lumber company, was
in Webster for day this week. While
here he took occasion to mention the
fact that he was married early in June
and now made his home In Minneapolis.
We all congratulate him. PA -.T
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Mary Gersrude Gruby
to Lewis b. Berger. The wedding will
occur at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul r. Gruby,
+ in this city, at 100 o'clock Wednesday
evening, September 18th, 1907.
nI,I xV,,ta~ xx,;tf, ., T N ..rs. ssyTss
has reigned supreme all over this coun
try for the last or years. Everybody
is either passing up his plate or getting
ready to for the first helping of coal.
Forbes Fuel Co. is at the head of me
table and serving. Your next.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. w. Cook, Will Toilet
son and Sigbert Egeland constituted a
party of Webster young people who
spent Sunday and Monday at Orion
vile. Miss Emma Tollefson stopped off
there on her way out from Minnesota
and enjoyed the time with them.
DR.. H. A. Peabody says that the auto
mobile is just the proper thing even
though it did take him six hours to
come in from the lake one day this
week, and he was in hurry and it is
only twenty miles. Well bet he would
have traded for horse that day.
A letter from w. S. D. Adams brings
the information that there are not suffi.
cient number of birds in Potter county
on which to break dogs this season and
that he and Joe have started for home
with the Reporter and Farmer automo-
bile. They are expected any minute.
A. T. Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
& Merchants National bauk of this
city, who has been engaged in his
duties as auditor for the Farmers
Union Elevator company for several
days, get time this week to spend a
few days with his family in this city.
J. E. Todd, of Vermlllion, who was
for years the state geologist for South
Dakota, was visitor in this city the
first of the week looking up the pros
poets for new we'll TO supply the water
for the city water works The present
well seems inadequate for the city's
needs.
1t is rumored that the Milwaukee
railroad company is discussing the
advisabilily of putting in freight
division point at Andover when the new
extension goes through to the coast on
account of the good water to be obtained
there. We hope the rumor is well
founded.
Holmquist Brothers have been going
some in the machine business. They
have soldxeighteen binders, two corn
binders and fourteen mowers, and are
still filling orders at Holmquist. They
report an excellent harvest and hay crop.
In fact, that everything in Day county
is all right.
Miss..Jayne Rider, who has finished a
course in the Minnesota University
primary school, has returned to her
home south of this city The young
lady has completed the short course and
has accepted position as one of the
teachers in the primary at Andover for
the coming year. s5tf5t
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