Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-05-23

q
Mr.. Wendt, Of Aberdeen, a brother Of
Mrs, Atlas Knapp, spent the first OF the
week with his sister in this city.
Joseph Paul, chief clerk in Ebling's
hardware store, has been confined to
his home with illness this week.
]. I. Goodwin is building an addi-
tion to his already spacious residence
and making other improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Meng, formerly
Of this city but now OF Pierpont, rejoice
the arrival OF boy baby May IA.
The ice cream parlors of the Webster
Candy Factory are now serving the
finest ice cream on earth Try it.
Frank Sears and wife drove TO Wan
bay Friday night and attended the
dance driving back Friday evening
The concrete work on n. A. Peabody's
new residence is completed and the car
penters have commenced operations
Mrs. Phillip Gross is very sick at the
family home In this city and very little
hopes are entertained for her recovery.
DIR. M. NJ. Judge, v. s., was called to
Lily on professional business Sunday
aud did not return until Monday night.
200 Bushels of potatoes
wanted at the Elevator Store.
Bring them in as soon as possi-
BILE.
Theodore Shoquist, formerly of this
city, but now of Aberdeen, has been
renewing acquaintances here during the
week.
The Misses Bradeen, Hanson, Oyhus
and Latta, teachers in our public school,
spent Sunday at the latter's home, near
Butler.
ID. A. Passage was a visitor from
Andover Tuesday and while here pur-
chased Frank Anderson's driving team
and rig.
Mesdames John H. Lund and T. E.
Haugen departed on the morning pass
enger for Minneapolis for visit Of q
few days.
Senator William Carpenter came over
from Andover Monday and spent the
day with Webster people in business
and pleasure.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Huntington was laid up with severe
cold for few days at his home in this
city this week.
w. G. Warner and Bobby Derrick
came In from Pickerel lake Sunday eve-
ming aud remained over Monday with
Webster friends.
Mr.. Loving, of Bradley, was in this
city the first of the week looking up the
proposition of obtaining license and
opening saloon.
Mis- Fred Lehman, accompanied by
her two children, arrived last night for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Heinze.
Mrs. w. E. Smith departed Friday
evening for Owattona, MINI, called by
a telegram announcing the serious ill
ness of her mother.
No home is complete without sew
ing machine. Blanks, the jeweler, sells
the Singer and the Wheeler g. Wilson,
the two best makes.
DIR. Jones, an occulist, has decided to
locate in Webster and has opened offices
in st. Mary's hospital The doctor is
highly recommended.
The city has put out nice bunch Of
trees in front Of the power house which
will in few years add very much to
the beauty Of the place.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Minch, OF
Raritan township, a fine baby boy.
Mother and baby doing nicely and
Fred 10 mp in the clouds.
w. r. Bates departed for Sioux Falls
Monday morning a. delegate from the
local lodge to the grand lodge Ancient
Order United workmen.
Inspector Beachy had the dipping
tank In operation for few days this
week and several head Of horses and
cattle were run through.
George @. Dunton. cashier Of the
First National bank, and G.. o. Bailey
spent Sunday at Enemy Swim and they
report the fishing as fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rieger and lit
tie daughter came up from Wallace on
Saturday and remained until Monday
at the Huntington home.
II you want to enjoy pleasant out
ing and some good fishing 60 out to
Pickerel lake. They are better fixed
than ever to entertain you.
Mrs. O. P. Spriesterbach and two
children, of Everett, Wash, formerly
Of this city, arrived Wednesday to visit
her many Webster friends.
Charles Rogers, who played ball here
three years ago with the fast team, was
an arrival Monday night and will make
try-out for the fast team.
Charles Phelps has purchased the
large automobile formerly owned BY
John Williams and is putting In his