Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-02-13

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looking after his large dental practice
this week.
The Model has taken agency
for the Minneapolis Dye House
as well as the White Steam
Laundry.
Rev. A f. Gregory returned this
morning from Ipswich where he was
called to fill the pulpit tor Rev. Evans
who was i'll.
Lou Hastings, of Pierpont, came down
Monday to attend the Martin meeting
and reports himself rs more than repaid
Tor the trip
Long distance telephone patrons must
remember that conversations are linn.
tied TO 3 minutes with additional charge
for overtime.
j. H. Williams has sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to
resume his duties as janitor of the Com
mercial club.
Mrs. Jacob Wander Meide, of And.
over, spent few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs II. o. Wickre, in this
city this week.
Mr. and Mrs Dana Lasell, of Waubay
are in the city, being called By the very
serious condition of Mrs Lasells father,
w. L. Ravens.
Fl O. Wickre went up TO the home
farm this morning TO start preparations
for large public auction which ne viii
hold March H.
Work guaranteed to be Al if
taken to The Model, who is
agent for the best dye house in
the northwest.
Peter Roth went up TO Aberdeen on
business matters connected with the
Catholic Order of Foresters on this
train.
The old made new by re-coIor-
ing. The Minneapolis Dye
House has established agency
at The Model.
Justice Charles Rathbun has moved
his offices from Second avenue to the
Hash building on Main street, across
from the postoffice.
A close friend of Will Roth says he
came up to hear Martins speech and is
almost converted but, of course, he
wants to keep il quiet.
q. o. Madden, tinsmith from Fox
Lake, Wisconsin, arrived in the city
last week and has accepted position
in X. B. Ebling's shop.
Z. w. R'eck, of Waubay, accom-
panied by his attorney, @. Q Bush, who
has been looking after his interests
before the court this week.
d. B. Compton, departed Monday
night for the Twin Cities where he went
to spend several days in attendance at
the meeting of the Shriners.
John Williams, vice president gof the
Farmers ana Merchants National bank,
came home Sunday morning from
business trip to Minneapolis.
The Methodist Ladies Aid held a
New England supper at the farmers
room in the court house Tuesday even.
ing. The receipts were over $40.
A good farm of 800 acres, six miles
from Webster, well improved, for rent.
Renter must furnish good recommended
tons. Inquire of Carl Malmberg.
There will be meeting of the men,
bers of the French Coach horse associa-
ton on Saturday, February 10, and
every member is urged to be present
Out Of respect to the memory of Abra-
ham Lincoln, the savior president, the
circuit court of this county adjourned
yesterday afternoon for half holiday
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McKibben departed
Tuesday morning for Hector, Mimi,
for visit of several days with his
brother. DIR. Harry McKibben and his
family.
A. G. Cowan, SON Of ]. j. Cowan, and
brother ]. A. Cowan. of this city, came
up from his home at Oak Gulch Mon-
day for few days visit with with
relatives.
Every one 10 loud in their praise of
the music furnished by the Webster Kid
band for the Martin meeting, Monday
night The boys are getting along 10
fins shape.
Jacob Mork, one Of tho jurors at this
torn Of court, sprained his ankle quite
badly Tuesday, and was excused and
went to his home at Pisrpont wednes-
day evening.
We will rent you manure spreader
BY the day or week. Let MS know when
yon will want one 90 we can have one
ready for ron the day you want it.
Long q Long.
Miss Addie McKibben departed for
Minneapolis Monday night where she
will spend some time in the trimming
departments Of the large millinery
tablishments.
Mrs. Frank Lewis came from And
over Saturday night to visit Webster
friends and spend Sunday with her
husband. who IL serving ~ Juror at
this knrvv, ~ rour<