Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-24

Miss Stains, one of the teachers in the
! Big Stone schools, arrived home III
Webster Friday night TO spend her vaca'
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Stains.
w. E. Hamilton, who has been repre-.
seuting the Minnesota and Canadian
Grain company in this citv for some
time, leaves for Minneapolis this Thurs.
day. evening.
Stanley Walker, who has visited with
his folks in this city for some time,
departed Monday morning for his farm
stead on the reservation across the river
from Pierre.
We are informed that Leopold Gross,
formerly of this city, but now located
at st. Paul, will leave in the near future
for an extended visit at his former home
in Germany.
We see by the Pierre papers that g..
O. Wade and daughter have come in
from their claim across the river to
make their home in Pierre during the
winter season.
Mrs L. A. Hastings spent from Sat
nrday evening until Monday evening
in Webster with her daughter, Jessie,
who is attending high school there
Pierpont Signal.
Eugene Huntington, deputy internal
revenue collector, is in the city today
enroute home from a trip west. He
goes to Webster tonight -Aberdeen
News, Saturday.
II. @. Tegtmeier, j. " Martin, John
Sherbino and Z. w. Block attended the
turkey shoot at Bristol last Friday and
secured thirteen turkeys as the result
of their Workmanship.
w. G.. Warner resigned his position
with f. w Block Saturday night and
on Monday went ont to Pickerel lake to
superintend the putting up of his ice for
the coming lake season.
Farmers, when you want a good
square meal call at the "B'' restaurant,
in the Block building, where you are
assured fine hot meal for % cents
Adolph Block, proprietor.
Alvin Compton, who has been attend.
ing the university of Minnesota, arrived
home Saturday to spend the HOLIDAYS
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
Compton and Webster friends.
Miss Ruth Egge, who has been attend
ing All Saints college in Sioux Falls,
arrived home Friday morning to spend
the holidays at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. t, E. ESge, of this city.
The Christmas cantata to be rendered
by the Sunday school at the M. E..
church Christmas night, December 25th,
promises to be of special interest. An
excellent program has been arranged.
Mrs. III. G. Tegtmeier spent last
Thursday with Mrs. j. S. Goodmansoa,
who is confined to hospital in Aber-
deem, and reports the lady recovering
nicely from an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Albert Smith, Jr., who has spent the
summer with civil engineer corps in
Idaho. has telegraphed that he would
be home to spend Christmas with his
parents, Clerk of Courts and Mrs.
Smith.
Tuesday afternoon little Quinton
Irwin was four years old and his mother
invited large number of his young
friends in to help him properly cele-
brate the event. The youngsters had a
fine time.
II. f. Denton returned from a bust
ness trip to Aberdeen Friday morning.
He found DIR. Goodmanson, VIM.
Mahaney and s. @. Nelson all doing a
good business in their new locations in
the Hub City.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Oscar Efnor, of Newton
Iowa, who are touring the northwest on
their wedding trip, stopped of in Web
ster last Saturday and remained over
Sunday as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Efnor.
Mrs. James B. Lilley, formerly of this
city but now located in Aberdeen, was
in this city Monday with large COL
lection Of handpainted china and paint
ings which she wac displaying to Christ
mas purchasers.
II you are not member of the Com.
mercial Club, see Secretary Bronson and
send your name in. II you are a resi-
dent of Webster and want to make 1909
the best year in her history you will
join in the organization and help push
some important matters along.