Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-10

Mrs. Sarah Otis went 10 Webster
Monday 10 speLd few days with her
daughter, Mrs Waddel --Langford
Bugle
Will Nash, son of Mrs j. J Cowan
visited here this week He Is attend.
ing civil engineering school in New
Mexico.
Judge Mccoy returned to Aberdeen
Tuesday evening well laden with game,
the result of his two days hunt in this
vicinity.
Miss Darling, who has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. o. X. Darling in this city
returned 10 her home in Bangor, Wis,
Tuesday.
| An auto party comprising Mr. and
Mrs. S. e Bronson, Mrs. Pitsor and
Chas. Phelps went to Huron the first
OF the week
The seventh grade was dismissed for
the balance of the week Tuesday on
uOS'uhb VI bhe itIucss VI IHo IehCneT
Miss Bradeen
Mrs. A. M. Alley and daughter Mabel
returned from their visit at Walker,
MINI, and West Superior, Wisconsin,
Monday night.
Vina Gross and Ruth Egge left We'd
nesday morning for Sioux Falls where
they will enter All Saints Academy for
the school year.
l.. A Hastings was over from Farm
mington Saturday greeting his many
Webster friends and attending TO some
business matters.
Miss Mabel Alley left for Boise City,
Idaho, Wednesday night where she
will resume her duties as instructor in
st. Margaret's Hall
Married at the Norwegian Lutheran
parsonage, Adolph Dahl and Hannah
Osness, both of Langford, Rev. o. o.
Hafstad officiating.
DIR. Abbott arrived from Minneapolis
Tuesday and spent few days hunting
in this vicinity. He was the guest Of
DR.. p. ID. Peabody.
We have special sale on granite-ware
this week. You had better look them
over before they are all gone. Munson
Hardware company.
Mrs. A. w. Lawrence and daughter,
Frances, departed Monday morning for
Aberdeen where Miss Frances will
enter the Normal school.
w. J. Bingen went to his home near
Andover Monday to spend few days
before resuming his studies at the
University of Minnesota.
The Norske Selskab was enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Peterson last night. Refreshments
were served at eleven o'clock.
For Sale--My residence properties
and building lots in LIST Ward. Prices
reasonable and terms easy.
John w. Arthur.
We have had so many calls recently
for porous drain tile that we have
decided to put in stock and keep it on
hand Lampert Lumber company.
Diseases both chronical aud acute
treated geographically. DR.. I. Wis.
mer, two doors west of Main street on
Second avenue. Webster. Phone 81.
Mrs. John Durrick and daughter
returned to their home in Appleton,
Wis, Tuesday, after spending several
days in this vicinity visiting friends.
Increase your yield of milk by
easing your herd of the fly pest.
Use FLY DOPE.
HaIbkat, The Medicine Man.
The Little Red School House Shoe is
the best shoe made for Joys and girls.
You will find it at A. H. Rabak's; the
Pioneer shoe man, opposite post-office.
Iver Anderson, of Canton, IL spend
ing few days in Webster the guest Of
his son, Frank Anderson, and is looking
after his land interests in Dav county.
The Congregational ladies will hold
supper in the basement of the church
Wednesday evening, September 10th.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody.
The city council failed to hold the
regular monthly meeting Monday night
for lack Of quorum aud an adjourn
ment was taken to Saturday night
September l6.
MISS Ida Krueger, who hiss been visit
ing friends here for the past week, left
| for Aberdeen Monday where she has
accepted position in one of she large
department stores.
| w. J. McEldery received letter
announcing the death cf Christopher
Ecker at his late home in Florida on
Aug 2lst. No particulars were given,
| deceased was one OF the pioneer settlers
Of Day county and viii be remembered
by many Of the old timers
The members Of the Congregational
church aud Sum ay school held most
enjoyable picnic on the banks Of Blue
Dog lake on Friday, goinr down on the
morning and returning on the evening
train