Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-06-04

city was called to Fargo Saturday by
message announcing the illness of his
brother in that city.
Rev. Slocumb will preach Oh the
home missions Sun 'ay at IL a. m. at
the NJ E. church. In the evening will
have charge of UNION services at the
church.
Regular meetings at the CoDgrega-
tional church next Sunday. Morning
theme tale of Life" Evening, Union
meeting Rev. Slocumb will preach.
Alfred E. Gregory, pastor.
Louis Berger came from his North
Dakota home Tuesday morning to
attend the marriage of his wife's sister
Miss Grace Gruby. Mrs. Berger has
been here for several days.
There were a large number of candi-
dates out at the Indian celebration near
the Swim the first CT the week. The
celebration was purely Indian and was
very interesting to the whites
Anton Helligso has commenced the
work of remodeling the Norwegian
Lutheran church which, when COM
pleted. will be one of the handsomest
churches in this end of the state.
H. H. Potter, of the law firm of
Sears & Potter, went to Minneapolis
Sunday night. He will try case in
the Hennepin county court and visit his
son and friends before his return
DR.. j, S. Goodmanson s next visit to
Webster will be June Is, Is, II, Is, 49,,
20, and we want to say right here, if
you want him to do your work you will
have to make early appointments.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Towne who have
been visiting at Dr. Brooks departed
Tuesday night for Carpio, N. d. in
response TO a telegram announcing the
serious illness of their son, James.
The Webster Kid band will give an
open air concert in the court house
square Friday evening. This concert is
to show the people that this band will
rank with any like organization in the
state.
Henry Hanson returned Wednesday
morning from his trip to his farm in
Lyman county. He had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse while there, but
denies that he became boxer on that
account.
Have your old carpets made into
handsome hand made rugs of any size
desired by the Simonet Rug company
process. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call
on or address their local agent, Mrs. Q.
A. Taylor.
Samuel Cleveland, of Nashua, Iowa,
who visited his son James in North
Webster last week returned home Sat-
urday. He was so we'll pleased with
South Dakota that he bought farm
before he left.
Services in st. Mary's Episcopal
church next Sunday at ii a. m and 5
p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Sub
Ject "Whitsunday and Its Lessons.
Come and bring your friends w. II.
Mitchell, pastor.
have large tract of breaking wish
to have done. Land will be free from
stone, Will pay by the acre or by the
day. / wish to close the contract at
once. Address CT inquire of Michael
Sasse, Webster. S. D.
Guy McGill, of Redfeld, was in the
city Wednesday and made arrange
ments to open Bijou threaten in the
Kading building on June Is. Mr..
McGill Is an experienced manager and
promises first-class attractions.
Mrs. A. E Watson and child accom-.
panied by Miss Ruth Small departed
last evening for St. Paul where they
will visit for some time and then pro-
coed to Cleveland, O., where Mrs. Wat.
son will make her future home.
The circus caused three runaways
Saturday. Fortunately none of them
resulted very seriously. 1t will be
remembered that most horses, no mat
ter how gentle at other times, become
unmanageable when they can see or
smell wild animals.
Read carefully the sample ballot
which appears in this issue. In this
ballot the names of all the stalwart can.
didates are marked with "X". Study
it and follow the sample when You 60
into the booth to vote Tuesday and you
will make no mistake.
Why do you continue to put your
dental work off? You know it must be
done. Why not have DIR. Goodmanson
do it the next time he is home? DE will
be in his office June Is to the 10th.
You will be sorry if you don't. His
office is room 8, Tegtmeier building.
For Sale-My residence property in
the First ward; one block north and one
block east of the school building. A
corner lot, 75-foot front, cisterns,
cemented cellars, 6 room down stairs,
rooms up stairs, barn and wood-sheed,
100 trees. Mrs. Henry Hanson.
Ella, the seventeen months old
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