Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-19
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w s. ID. Adams and II. +. Denton
were at the Chapman ranch the latter
part of last week and before they
returned saw that all ducks had gone
south. The succeeded in bagging a
nice lot of birds
Strayed from my premises-one buck
skin pony; two gray colts, 2 years old,
and one bay colt, years old. Win
| give reward for their return or for
information leading to their recovery
Thos, McKennett.
One of the best and most economical
presents for Christmas, birthday or
wedding is fine, nicely finished photo
graph. 1t makes a most treasured keep
sake. For the best, most artistic and
up-to-today photographs call on
Johnson, the photographer
To get started right in the hog bust.
ness buy one of the fine boars for sale
by H. o. Wickre and then watch fer
his annual sale of brood sows. Buy q
few Of them and you can rest assured
that you will start with the best swine
in the northwest.
Mrs. O e Brooks took her little
daughter, Blanche, to Dubuque, Ia,
Monday evening to consult a specialist
as to the health of the little one. 1t is
hoped by the many friends of the Brooks
family, in this city, that she will find
immediate relief there.
The Northern Normal foot ball team
will meet the Flandreau Indian team in
a game on the Normal grounds in A ber-
deem on Thanksgiving day. The Elan
dreau team is composed entirely of
Indians and have been together for
three years The Normal team is fast
so a good game is anticipated.
Rev L. V. Slocumb writes from
Beemer Neb: II am pleasantly located
here in Nebraska There is no hunting
so miss that. If all the fish stories
are true, they catch some good strings
out of the Elkhorn river-mostly cat
fish I'll go after them next spring.
Give my kindest regards to Webster
friends "
Marriages licenses were issued since
our last issue as follows: Herman HI.
Hinze and Helen H. Paul, of Wheat
land; Stanley Snashkey and Antorola
Revelski, of Waubay; Peter Benjamin
Carlson and Lillian Marie Bestern, of
Hanse: John Trautner and Elizabeth
Burease, Of Frank; Martin E. Melby of
Condo, and Caroline Josephine Nelson,
of Waubay.
There was quite shipment of stock
from this station Saturday. Engelhart
s. Cease shipped two cars of sheep and
one of cattle to Chicago, aGd two cars
of hogs to st Paul DIR. Harris shipped
one car of hogs to St. Paul; Joe Carr
one car of cattle to st. Paul, and
Betchy 81 Rathbun two cars of cattle
to st. Paul. Barney Gerdes, Thos. Nc
Kenneth, John Engelhart and Rex
Harris went down with the shipment.
Coteau Lodge, No. "a A. f. and A NJ,
held its regular annual meeting for the
election of officers Tuesday evening at
the Masonic Temple. The following
officers were elected: L. w. Cook, w.
M; B. A. Walton, S. W.; Floyd
Yeager. J. W.; Carl Malmberg, Sec.
L. K. Egge, Treas; B. A. Walton SD
Potter and w. s. d. Adams members
Of board of directors for three years
term. Installation of officers will occur
Tuesday, December LIST.
H. o. Wlckre shipped two cars of fa'
cattle from Langford to st. Paul Satur
day, one car of which he will enter II
the Northwestern Fat Stock show
before putting them on the market
They are all high grade Herefor d
raised by Mr.. Wickre on his home farm
in Independence township H. O
accompanied the shipment and it y salt
to be the finest bunch Of cattle eve
shipped from this section aud vii
undoubtedly get into the money IN tn
prize ring.
Warrant Call.
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