Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-02

ton Tuesday on account OF the illness OF
her grandson.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
The volunteer fire department held a
very interesting meeting at their hall
Monday night
Miss Mayme Sommerville entertained
number of her young friends Wed.
nesday evening.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank aud they will receive
prompt attention.
Miss Matte Wade returned from a
ten days visit at her home in Oak
Gulch this morning
Mr. aud Mrs. John Winters of Aber-
deem, were in this city with reiatives
aud friends Monday.
Combination sale January 20, 1908, of
Bred Duroc Jersey sows and gifts.
Wickie and Butler.
Mrs George @ Duntou returned Sat-
urday from her visit with relatives and
friends at Ortonville
Sig Egeland went down to Sacred
Heart, MINI, Thursday for a visit with
relatives and friends
v. l.. Brannum, formerly of Webster
but now of Ortley, was here with
friends Tuesday night.
Reuben Chilson is spending the
Christmas holidays with his sister who
resides in Minneapolis.
MoKennett's pure spring water, $l.00
per tank, three tanks 81 80 or Is cents
per barrel Phone i0s.
Miss Anna Sundae is enjoying a visit
from her sister, who is nurse in one Of
the hospitals in Chicago.
Otto Redetzke and wife arrived last
week from North Dakota for visit
with Day county relatives.
For Sale-My residence in Webster.
For particulars call on or address Mrs.
John FURY, Wallace, s. ID.
II you do rot wish TO buy manure
spreader we will rent you one by the
day or week. Long g. Long.
The little sou of Rev and Mrs
Donald Mclean which was very low
for several days is recovering.
For sale all my household goods Call
at the Tegtmeier building and look
them over. Mrs. j. B. Lilley.
James B. Lilley has accepted posi-
ton in Minneapolis with lumber COM
pany and departed Friday night.
Charles E Anderson came from
Ortley Tuesday night and watched the
old year out with Webster friends.
Hot cocoa, chocolate, boullion,
tomato, beef tea and many other tenn
perance drinks at the Candy Factory.
Geo. Phillips returned last week from
Brookings where he has been attending
college. Mr.. Kamp accompanied him.
have few choice Duroc boars, of
service age, left for sale at reasonable
prices. All registered. III. o. Wickre.
A. d. Hash came from West
Superior, Wis, Monday morning and is
looking after Webster business inter-
ests.
1t is remarkable the pleasure derived
from the presence of the squirrels in
our city during these pleasant winter
days.
Mr.. Low, of Hildahl g. Low, hard
ware merchants at Pierpont, spent the
first day of this year with Webster
friends.
A great many Websaer people are
having siege OF the grip the past few
weeks, but no serious cases have been
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clel Bradley, from
south OF Webster, were Christmas
guests at the ". L. Branum home. -
Ortley Critic.
Mrs #. w. Halhkat departed Satur-
day morning for her former home at
at Clark to visit for several days with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Ray and daugh-
ter, Ruby. spent Christmas ut the o. l..
williams home south of Webster
Ortley Optic.
Mrs. J. g. Englehart returned Fri
day afternoon from an extended visit !
with her sister. Mira Eveland. Of
WATERFOWL.
John Wagner, who spent the Christ |
mas holidays with his relatives in |
Webster. has returned to his North
Dakota home.
DR.. H. j. Herman was at waubay,
Ortley and WATERFOWL on Sunday. He
says the wheeling il fine for an automo-
bile these days.
Dr. Geo. Chapman. wis has been
spending the holiday vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Chapman,
In this city, will return tins week to
his college studies in Kansas City, Mo.