Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-05-28


the democratic county ticket was III the
city SATURDAY aud made US a pleasant
call
We will rent YOU a manure spreader
By the day or week. Let Us know when
Won will want one so we can have one
ready for You the day You want II.
Long & Long
LIMITATIONS are ont announcing the
marriage on June third at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. X.
Gruby, of their daughter, Grace Lee, to
Arthur s Ring.
Mrs A. w. Griswold arrived from
Aberdeen Saturday night to join her
husband. Mr. G. is III the employ OF
Dow g. Dow. Thev will make Webster
their future home
Meeting Ut the Congregational church
Sunday morning Subject THE Great
Pursuit Evening, Union service at
the NJ. f. church Subject 9TH orns !"
Pastor, A. E. Gregory.
John Sherbino, VIM. Miller, Adam
Piechowski, Gust Lundgren and Peter
Munson attended meeting of the Day
County Retail Liquor Dealers associa.
ton at Andover Tuesday.
Samuel Cleveland, of Nashua, Iowa,
arrived in this city Monday for a visit
with his son, James, who purchased the
Gunderson farm in Webster township
and moved here last spring.
Mr.. Larson, who is chief clerk for
Halbkat, the Medicine Man. has
arranged and trimmed very neat,
q attractive and tasty display of toilet
articles in the show window.
Matt Mattecheck and family came
down from Grano, n. d. Saturday and
are visiting relatives and friends in this
city and vicinity Matt is engaged IN
the banking business at Grano
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. O..
A. Taylor.
Chas. Hawkinson returned from the
meeting of the grand lodge, l. 0. o. F,
at Sioux Falls, Friday morning. Mr..
H. represented the Webster lodge at the
meeting and complains of having bad a
good time.
M. E. church next Sunday, IL a. m.
Subject Webster's Hope at the Day of
Judgment" s p. M, Union meeting
between Congregationalist and Meth
odists Rev. Gregory preaching on
"Thorns."
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 CONTRACTS at
once. Address or inquire of Michael
Sasse, Webster. s. ID.
j. III. Selever, of Watertown, accom-
panied by his sister-in-law, Miss Kate
Lancaster, was IN the city Tuesday
looking after some real estate matters
in connection with the estate oflthe late
Mrs. III. A. Atkins.
The Lady Foresters entertained the
members of st. Otto's Court, Catholic
Order of Foresters, at Kading's hall
Wednesday evening. A banquet was
served and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed by all who participated.
The latest enterprise in the cityjis tine
power house bath room. Accompany
has been formed and arrangements are
being made to give hot and coldl water
and vapor baths. The company....expect
to be ready to give baths some time
next week.
Eight or ten rigs went out to, the
Ebert school house from this city to
take crowd out to hear the Williams
Sears addresses. A great many were
disappointed in the fact that Matt
Monzel yrs scheduled for speech bu,
Matt failed to perform.
H. o. Wickre returned Tuesday
morning from trip through the south
ern part of the state. II. o. says thing,
are locking very good to him for a stall
wart victory all along the line and per
sonally he met with enthusiastic lgsup
port where ever he went.
For Sale-My residence property il
the First ward; one block north and on
block east of the school building. 4
corner lot, 75-foot front, cisterns
cemented cellars, 8 room down stairs
8 rooms up stairs, barn and wool sheed
100 trees. Mrs. Henry Hanson.
Mrs Lawton. Of Waubay, receive
injuries Friday evening csused by tn
explosion of . gasoline stove whic
resulted In her death early Sunda
morning. Her daughters. Mrs. Thomr
son and Mrs.. Blower. while trying /
extingrish the flames were badly burne
about the face and hands but no seriou