Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-14

,5, word received from MS WIG leSuN
inc the condition OF Roy, who is under
ao;ng treatment in the Mayo hospital
IL app airs that his ailment has oeen
diagnosed as tuberculosis OF the throat
in consequence of which his case is con-
sidered serious.
Howard Wright went 10 Aberdeen
Tuesday and returned that evening WIN
his little son who has been in hospital
in that city where he has been operated
upon several times The little fellow
had been suffering from appendicitis
and had gone so far that 1t was neces-
sary to remove some OF the lntestlhes'
The lad is DOW seemingly on the road
t. recovery.
have taken over from the CRY all
the stock az electrical goods and am
prepared to do ali kinds OF electrical
wiring, using the best Of material aud
doing all work according TO underwrit
ers specifications. In addition, l will
always have on hand'a complete line of
shades, lamps, fixtures, etc aad every
thing pertaining to the electrical trade
For all trouble with your lights call
Telephone 266 Gordon Ross
Walfred Lynn, the three year-old
baby of Mr aud Mrs Steve Pearson,
died Sunday after a short illness suffer
ing from dyptheria. The funeral being
held Monday. The family were, of
course, under quarantine aud to lay
their baby 70 rest under such circupl-
stances was indeed as sad thing as
could befali any home. The sorrowing
parents have the deepest sympathy Of
the community in this their sad hour of
bereavement
| The retail liquor dealers of the neigh
| boring towns met an this city on Tues.
| day and organized themselves into the
Day County Liquor Dealers association,
with Geo Deitlein, OF Andover, as pres
Iident; John Sherbino, of Webster, as
secretary; Ed Coin, of Bristol, as treas
urer; Fred Schinkel of Andover; John
Henry, of Waubay; Adam Piechowskl,
of Webster; VIM. Miller, of Webster,
and Peter Peterson, of Butler, as a
board of directors The main purpose
of the organization is TO work together
i'll the enforcement of the liquor laws
of the state
The Normal school baseball team
went to Webster to play the high school
team of that place and were defeated
by the score of to in hotly con.
tested game. The game was the first
regular one the Normal team has played
this year and Coach Wing feels greatly
pleased over its result Sieh was III
great form, striking ont eighteen men
Inability to hit the Webster pitcher al
critical times and an uneven diamond
are the reasons given by the Normal
team for their defeat Aberdeen Amer.
lean We want to inform the American
that our diamond if uneven, was in the
same condition for both teams That i.
certainly weak excuse TO carry home
for defeat
Ella Rogers, of Chicago, high chief
ranger of the Woman's Catholic Order
of Foresters, was in this city this week
and on Sunday organized a lodge here
with large charter membership. The
following officers were elected: Ella
Sheelar, chief ranger; Mary Mohs, vic,
chief ranger; Catherine Judge, record
ing secretary; Isabelle Hit, fiuancia
secretarv; Mart Karpan, treasurer
Minnie Beckner, senior conductor; Lor
: Meta Wagner junior conductor; Mag
gle Darmody, inside watch; Josephin,
Beckner, outside watch; Mary Roth
Jane Dolan and Nora Sheelar, trustees
, This is a strong organization and will
r no doubt rank with the largest of tn
state IN short time.
Last Sunday, at ST. Otto's church,
P large class of bows and girls receive,
their first Holy Communion admins
< tered by Rt. Rev. Monsig. H Mensing
!. This is the largest class to receive thi
s in our local church, numbering thirty
r as follows: Benjamin Bartell, Will
Bierschbach, Willie Delaney, JOSEF
t erode, Stefan Gruber, Albert Haul
Walter Jones, John Lardy, Peter Lardy
Willie O'Ready, Joseph Osowskie, Sy
yester Piechowski. Joseph Strauel. jos
: eph Thlel, Auna Alvin, Dorothy Bech
Eva Becker, iona Dolan, Lizzie Ere
mann, Katie Fleischhaker, Josephin
:, Hentges, Maggie Hit, Rosa Kaplar
: Gertrude Koenigs, Lizzie Kriech, Ann
Lardy, Caecilia Longer, Elizabeth Mer
u sing, Lena Miller, Mary Monz-l. Musi
e was furnished by choir consisting {
A Misses Amanda and Isabelle Hit, Rosin
y Hopper, Isabelle MoKeown, Len
> Renkes, Blanche O'Ready, Lorett
i Wagner, Messrs. Nick Mohs, Marti
Crowley and Henry Hilt, Sr. The cho
t. was conducted by Frank Mohs, Mil
10 Anna Koenigs acting as organist.
a NEW TOWNS IN WASH
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