Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-04-02

ting on very good show and is receiv,
ing the patronage of good number al
each entertainments
Miss MYRTLE Wilson and thu little son
of Earl Wilson arrived Saturday night
from two weeks visit with relatives
in Fulda, Minnesota
| A talk with the business men is con.
vincing proof that Kittredge day
brought more voters to Webster than
the previous Saturday.
Rev. N II. Tragett returned to his
MilbanK home Wednesday after a few
days visit in this city the guest of Mr..
and Mrs w III. Chard.
Mrs. II. Butler went to Webster Mon.
day night on visit. Her son, George,
accompanied her and returned the next
morning Butler Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wander Meide came
up from Andover Saturday and spent
several days in this city the guests OF
II. o. Wickre and family.
Mrs Davidson returned to her home
in Owatonna, Mimi, this morning after
visit with her daughter, one of the
teachers in our public schools.
Pierce Abbott arrived from Milbank
Wednesday where he is attending
school. He will visit friends in this
city during a week'svacation.
The ladies of the. Maccabees gave a
very pleasant dancing party at the
Kading hall Saturday night which was
enjoyed by all who participated
Ed Highland was calling on many
friends here Saturday. Ed is manager
of mercantile company at Langford
and does not get away very often,
An Estray-Came to my premises,
seven miles southwest of Webster, in
January, large roam COW, about eight
or nine years old D. l. Williams.
Mrs. Fred Philpot and baby stopped
off Monday to visit Webster friends.
They were returning from a visit in
Minnesota TO their home in Britton.
Diseases both chronical aud acute
treated osteopathically. DR.. T. Wis
mer, two doors west of Main street on
Second avenue, Webster. Phone 81
Something went wrong with the
water service of the Milwaukee road at
the station ana locomotives had to take
water from the city hydrants Tuesday
Charles McCluskey, of Garden City,
was calling on friends in Webster this
week. He is about to leave for Central
Butte, Mout TO make his future home.
Again we caution people from driv-
ing over the ditch mounds on our
streets AS the frost goes out these
m onnds cave in and 1T is rather danger
OTIS.
AS soon as weather will permit the
hauling of lumber, w. G. Warner
expects to erect hotel at Pickerel on
the site of the one destroyed by fire
last fall.
Joe Dahoot returned from Morris,
Mimi, last evening and is making
necessary arrang ,ments to take care of
the sewer bitches as soon as the weather
will permit.
We will rent you MANURE spreader
by the day or week. Let rs know when
yon will want one 80 we can have one
ready for You the day you want it.
Long g. Long.
Judge Mccoy and Stenographer VIM.
Wallace arrived Wednesday from Aber-
deem and are conducting an adjourned
term Of circuit court in chambers at
the court house.
If You want DIR, Goodm anson to do
your dental work make early appoint.
ments with him as he is very busy when
in his home Office. He will be home
April 9, 10 and IL.
DIR. Miller came down from Andover
Saturday with Earnest Paul, who is
suffering with pneumonia. The patient
is now at st. Mary's hospital and is
getting along nicely.
Lost-A black and tan fox hound,
with black leather collar was lost a
week ago. For any information as to
his whereabouts will pay reward. Guy
McKibben, Webster, s. d.
Ole Wickre was in Langford the first
Of the week on business and incidently
put in word or two for the big Kilt
redge meeting to be held at Webster
tomorrow. -Langford Bugle.
Miss Elsie Williams is expected home
from Oberlin, Ohio. where she has been
attending a musical academy, next
week and will again take up her favorite
occupation that Of teaching music.
VIM. Hynes, who has been confined
at St Mary's hospital for some time is
rapidly gaining. He enjoyed visit
from his brother-in-law, John French,
who arrived Saturday night from Mich
igan.
All loads are handled easy, no CALLED
shoulder, no sore necks can be with
"Whipples" Humane horse collars.
They are sold by w. f. Kading in Web