Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-30


tomato, beef tea aud many other tenn
perance drinks at the Candy Factory.
The Weneeda club had another of
their dances at the Kaking hail We'd
nesday and as usual all had jolly
time.
Mrs t. a. Bradley returned from
Montevideo Wednesday evening where
she was called nv the illness Of her
mother
james c. GarricE returned Saturday
morning from trip 10 the elevators
west of hers owned by Pott +, Garrick
q Potter.
The Ladies Aid of the Congr, gational
church will mold baking sale Satur-
day, February lst, at the benjamin
building
Roy Lee came down from Aberdeen
Thursday evening and spent day
renewing acquaintance and visiting
relatives
Mesdames Atlas Knapp and II. G..
Tegtmeier went TO Milbank Monday
morning for short visit with Mrs.
George Perry.
III. H. Potter was transacting legal
business in Wahpeton, n D., Monday
and Tuesday of this week He arrived
home Wednesday.
We understood that Republican
club has been formed at Bristol this
week with goodly number of members
at the first meeting.
White Steam Laundry, of Minneapo.
lis, is recognized bv all TO be the best in
this part, Agency for Webster is estab
lished at The Model
G. L Seefeld is enjoying visit from
brother and rephew from Iowa this
week They are looking mp the horse
market of Day county.
Remember the Lincoln Quartette on
Tuesday, February 4th Reserved seats
will he on sale at Twins pharmacy
beginning Monday morning.
Thad. l.. Fuller went to Aberdeen
Tuesday evening to be present at the
marriage of his brother-in-law which
takes place Wednesday.
States Attorney Frank Sears was
professional visitor in Dickinson, n. d.,
Friday and saturday of last week He
arrived home Wednesday.
E. Huntington was among the Day
county Masons who attended the cele.
bration at Aberdeen last week He
reports most excellent time.
There will be services in the NJ f..
church Sunday, morning and evening.
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w. H. Chard has been looking after
the business interests of the Williams
Brothers Lumber company in Langford
Kidder and Britson this week.
j II. Williams was confined to his
home for few days during the past
week with severe case of the giip.
He is improving at the present.
Olaf Sogn and wife, of Webster,
arrived here last Saturday and are
spending few days with their Lincoln
county relatives Canton News.
Mrs. Millham, who visited for few
days with her daughter, Mrs. r. l..
Irwin, in this city. returned to her
home at Aberdeen Friday morning.
The best time to have dental work
done is when DIR. j s. Goodmanson will
be in his Office in the Tegtmeier build
ing, February to bolh inclusive.
DIR. J s Goodmanson arrived this
morning from Chicago, where he had
been for the past few weeks taking a
post graduate course in dentistry
Mrs A. G Paulson left Tuesday even.
ing for Mount Horeb, Wis being called
to the bedside of her grandfather for
whose recovery there is very little hope.
B. A. Walton returned Friday from a
business trip to Phillip. He reports all
the new towns on the Northwestern,
across the river from Pierre, prospecting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wander Meide, of
Andover, visited with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. H. o. Wickre and other rela-
tives and friends in Webster over Sun.
day.
Atlas Knapp was down to Plankinton
looking over the reform school Friday
of last week. He reports 1t as a splen.
did institution for unruly boys and
girls.
Mr.. and Miss Ferguson, of the Farm.
ers and Merchants National bank.
enjoyed visit from brother who
resides in Aberdeen the first of the
week.
Mrs. j. B. Lilley and son, Neil, left
for her new home at Aberdeen last
evening. Mrs, Lilley will be here once
week to instruct elias. in china
painting
DIR. II. j. Herman was called to
Granville Sunday. He made the trip
in his automobile and reports the
weather as rather too strenuous for an
open rig.