Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-04-16

Mrs. Il. A. Wearne aud children went
to Waubay Friday morning to visit rel
atiyes aud friends.
We have the exclusive sale of the
"Elliott" copper boilers. Munson
Hardware company.
Sam Calmenson departed for st. Pau
Tuesday night for few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Bring your job work to the Reporter
ond Farmer and get good work Oh good
stock, at a fair price.
Miss Thompson arrived from Aberdeen
Tuesday for few days visit, the guest
of Mrs. Atlas Knapp
Miss Rester, "a photographer from
Huron, has accepted position in the
Star Gallery in this city.
q. ID. Peterson, of Webster, was look
ing after business matters in Bradley
Tuesday Bradley Globe.
II. II. Potter, of the firm of Sears &
Potter, drove over to sisseton agency
on legal business Tuesday.
Sunday was Palm Sunday and was
duly celebrated by appropriate services
in the churches of this city.
During the warm weather don't bake
at home when you can get such goods
as KnanD's bakery puts ut.
For SAT- My residence in Webster.
For partl, lars call on or address Mrs
John Flur, Wallace, S. ID.
If you contemplate building this
season let us figure your hardware bill.
Munson Hardware company.
II you do rot wish to buy a manure
spreader we will rent you one by the
day or week. Long & Long.
@. A. johnson, the photogi apher. went
to Aberdeen Monday to take the Scot
fish Rite degrees in Masonry.
w. G. Wherke, of Morris, Minnesota,
arrived Tuesday to accept a position in
w. +. Kading's harness shop.
Miss Irene johnson, of Bristol,
visited her sister, Miss Minnie, in this
city couple of days this week.
Olaf Arneson has commenced the
erection of residence on the lots north
of the firemen hall on Main street.
The Frost family are under quaran-
tine this week by reason of Dewey Frost
suffering an attack of scarlet fever.
Easter services at st. Mary's Episco-
pal church Easter Sunday at IL a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. Bring your friends.
Remember we have the best line Of
horse cuts in this section and are pre-.
pared to get out bills on short notice.
DR.. II. j. Rock, OF Aberdeen, was in
Webster between trains Monday night
in consultation with DR.. J. L. Harris.
A regular meeting of the X. of P's.
tonight. Work in the first and third.
All members are requested to be present.
Geo. Fansett came down from North
Dakota Tuesday to visit his Webster
friends and do little business on the
side.
J. O. Garrick, l.. G.. Levoy and ID. B.
Compton went to Aberdeen this morn
ing to attend a meeting of the Scottish
Rites.
The Congregational Ladies' aid will
hold an Easter apron sale and baking
sale Saturday, April 10, at the post
office.
Dogmar Peterson, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Peterson, was
quite ill Sunday but is now quite well
again.
ID. McGlauchlin, of Aberdeen, was in
the city between trains Friday renewing
his acquaintance with old Webster
friends
X. w. Tanner is in the city locking
after his sewer contracts and getting
ready to start the machine as soon az
the frost is out.
John Williams, of Williams Bros
Lumber company, went to the Twin
Cities Sunday night, returning Wednes-
day morning.
Superintendent W. A. Thompson has
sufficiently recovered from his recent
illness as to be able to resume his duties
in the city schools.
The Webster Fire Department
received many deserved compliments
for the promptness which it responded
to the alarm Monday.
A Temperance lecture was delivered
by .ev. Tibbets. of washington Springs
in the court house last evening. A
large crowd attended.
8. A. Guthrie, OF Pennington, and
w. Bridges. of Newton. Ia, were the
guests in this city Saturday of II. o.
Wickre and Eli Stearns.
Subject in Methodist church Sunday
morning. "The True and Needed
Resurrection" Union meeting in the
opera house in the evening.
There will be "swap" social at the
Kading hall Saturday evening. April IS,
given by the Royal Neighbors Of Web
tier. All are cordially invited.