Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-11

pleasure and sport of thst kind winch
they desired for the present season and
accordingly dismissed the bunch
Ben Calmerson, beother of Sans
who has visited in Webster several
times and made many friends during
these trips who are always glad to see
him, was here attending the celebra-
ton for a couple of days last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry McKibben, who
came up from Hector, Mimi, and spent
their honeymoon with the doctors par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. E. McKibben, and
many Day county friends, departed for
their home in Hector Friday night
John Pemrick came mp from his
claim across the river from Chamber
lain Monday to be present at the term
of the circuit court to answer on
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
The case was continued over the term.
Mrs. Frank Anderson returned this
morning from Canton, where she
appeared in several vocal selections
before the Chautauqua. The papers of
the southern part of the state speak
very highly of Mrs. Anderson's musi-
cal attainments.
Attorney f, w Taylor, formerly of
this city but now of Aberdeen, came
down Tuesday morning to be present at
the opening of the circuit court and TO
visit relatives and friends. He reports
the family all we'll His fifth girl
arrived last week.
A. d. Hash, formerly of this city
but now of Superior. was an arrival
yesterday morning. He came to attend
the session of the circuit court and will
probably be here for several days as his
case is set for next Tuesday. He reports
the family as all we'll
Mrs Z. n Buechler came up from
Alpena last Thursday and remained
during the celebration days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Smith,
and many Webster friends. She was
accompanied home Monday by her
sister, Miss Mabel Smith.
Oscar Simmons, the expert baker,
who was employed by Atlas Knapp for
some time resigned his position Friday
and departed for the east. He has been
replaced by Charles Whalen, of Huron,
who arrived Wednesday morning and
comes highly recommended.
Anton Aeligso, who has been at
Holmquist for the past month erecting
two very fine residences for Messrs
Holmquist and Carlson, came home
Tuesday to make some estimates on w.
H. Chard's new residence. He returned
to Holmquist Wednesday morning.
John Arthur is confined to his home
with case of bloodpolsoning. One OF
his shoes rubbed his foot until the skin
wore off, the poison set in and he gave
it little attention until it at last became
so bad as to lay him up completely He
is getting along nicely at this writing.
DIR. and Mrs NJ. @. johnson returned
yesterday from Pickerel lake where
they went last week by auto to enjoy
fishing trip. They were accompanied
by DR.. McCauley. They report having
had fine time and caught fine string
of fish.-Aberdeen American, Tuesday.
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William Tollefson, who is employed
in the j. A. Cowan drug store, departed
Tuesday morning for MICHEL where
he went to appear befo.e the state
board of pharmacy and take the exami
nation in the hopes of being granted a
license as a registered pharmacist in
this state.
Clerk of Courts Smith this week
issued marriage licenses to Jzyde Snaza
and Verena Prieszinke, both of Gren-
vile; Hubert Weyer aud Elizabeth r.
+. HeinneDger; Frank NJ. Pew and
Ellen NJ. Hall; Ole Tamsal and Beda
johnson; Edward l.. Sweet and Nora
j. Jenson
DIR. NJ. @. Schenecker arrived We'd
nesday night from Bristol with his
household goods and is today moving
into the Rowlee house, in the Second
ward, where he and his family will
make their future home. DR. and
family will be gladly welcomed into
Webster society.
Austin Towles and wife, of Groton
came down last Thursday and spent
several days with Day county relatives
and friends. Mr.. Towles was for some
time employed as pharmacist in the
Irwin drug store in this city. Mrs.
Towles' parents reside in the northern
portion of this county.
Tuesday night Harry Barber decided
he needed steam bath. Not having a
bath cabinet he improvised steam
bath by taking tub and filling it with
boiling water and laying board across
it sat down on the board and then had
a quilt wrapped around him to keep the
steam in. While the water was boil.