Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-08-27

. Eli Stearns and @. E. Wilson spent
Sunday at Enemy Swim lake and II you
W ant to know how to catch big ones,
ask Eli.
Miss Culver, who has been visiting at
the homes of Geo. Dunton and t Z.
Egge, left for her home at Ortonyille,
Monday
Miss Jennie Johnson returned to her
home in Bristol Tuesday evening, after
visit in this city with her many
friends.
Mrs. r. Gruby returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs l. Boerger, at Ender-
lin, N. ID.
The passion play to be given at the
Bijou theatre next Wednesday and
Thursday will be the best ever seen In
this city.
o. T. Strandness went to Bristol in
his auto Monday evening and brought
back his sister, Miss Tomina, for n few
days visit.
The Degree of Honor had very
pleasant meeting Monday eve. After
lodge short program followed by
refreshments.
have good ten room residence in
Webfter for sale, or will exchange for
real estate. Address Frank G. Wendt,
Slsseton, s. d.
Agent Allen of the Sisseton agency
left yesterday for the Minnesota State
Fair with about 100 indians who are to
be on exhibition.
+. W. Halbkat received word Wednes.
day morning that his brothers. wife,
Mrs John Halbkat, OF Spring Valley,
Mimi, had died.
Ike Foltz, the Bristol liveryman, pur-
chased a new Ford auto this week
which he will use in connection with
his livery business.
We have special sale on granite-ware
this week You had better look them
over before they are all gone, Munson
Hardware company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Compton and Roy
leave Thursday for Colorado Springs in
hopes that q change of climate will
benefit Roy's health.
Mrs. O. O. Chapman and little son
departed Monday for their home west
of the river. She was here for short
visit with her husband
b. A. Walton accompanied by his two
brothers and his little son, Robert,
departed for his old home in Michigan,
Friday evening for visit.
II the party who was seen to take an
umbrella from the post Office in this
city will return the same to this office,
no questions will be asked.
Grace Hall and two little sisters
returned to their home in Minneapolis
Sunday evening, having enjoyed two
weeks visit with relatives.
Chas Compton, wife and son, Roy,
drove to Aberdeen in their auto one day
last week. They made the return trip
in a little less than three hours.
Married-on August 10th, Benjamin
Atkinson and Miss Anna Julia Smith,
both of Pardeville, Wis, Rev. L. V.
Slocumb performing the ceremony.
We have had 30 many calls recently
for porous drain tile that we have
decided to put in stock and keep it on
hand. Lampert Lumber company.
Mrs. Lnnde, Of Elliott. H., who has
been spending week visiting the
families of X. Lewison and Ole High
land. returned TO her home Monday.
Diseases both chronioal and acute
treated osteopathically. DIR. T. Wis.
mer, two doors west Of Main street on
Second avenue. Webster. Phone n.
Increase your yield of milk by
easing your herd Of the fly pest.
Use FLY DOPE.
Halbkat, The Medicine- Man.
The Little Red School House shoe 10
the best shoe made for 3oys and girls.
You will find IL at A. II. Rebak's; the
Pioneer shoe man. opposite post-ofioe.
Carl Malmberg and j. L. Clark went
to Rock Rapids, Iowa, last Friday and
while there traded half section Of land
IN Day county for stock of machinery.
Mr.. Thomas A. Herbeson and Mrs.
Ella Harvey. both Of Bradley. were
united In the bonds Of holy matrimony
on Aug. Gath. Rev. Mitchell officiating.
DR.. L. w. Cook has ordered an cleo
trio engine which be win install in his
dental parlors and which will equip his
ofice with the latest dental machinery
built.
i Fred Bacon, Of st. Paul, was in the
city for . few days the first Of the week
selling dental supplies to DR.. J. 8.
Goodmanson for his new 0ffice in Aber-
deem.
e. + Blank, manager of the local
yard Of the William Bros. Lumber Co
went to Webster last Saturday to spend
Sunday with friends and relatives. =
! Britton journal.
Mrs, Albert Smith entertained six
little girls NJ n hraa fiat n, IN - oc,oc.,