Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-02

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Georgn Anderson died yesterday after a
short illness The family have the
sy mpathy of all
w. + Gearin, who spent a week
with Webster and Day county relatives
departed for his home at Hague. n d.,
Tuesday evening
Ii Won are a member OF the Conner
cial club your duty calls YOU ,nere
Monday night II YOU are not "A mem
Der you ought 10 he
John Williams. who visited his
brother, j ii Williams Ia this city for
several days, returned TO his nome in
Wisconsin Monday night
Martin Johnson came over from his
present home at Bristol Tuesday morn.
ing and spent the day with his many
Webster friends IN this city
Mr.. and Mrs Gardner, of Britton,
commenced the new year as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Anderson of this
city. The ladies are sisters.
The water wagon left its station yes
terday morning We have seen
instances where some spokes were evi.
dentl, broken out OF it already.
H. J Chard, who spent the Christ
mas with his brother, w II Cnard, in
this city, returned 20 his lnbors at
Langford the first of the week
@ II Peabody aud Rex Harris went
to Aberdeen Thursday night and took
in the dance given by the Social 400
They returned Friday morning
Mrs. A B Never, the genial hostess
at the Commercial, decided to take a
few days for rest aud recreation and
departed for the Twin Cities last FRI
day evening
We will rent you manure spreader
by the day or week Let rs know when
you will want one so we can have one
ready for You the day you want it,.
Long & Long.
Grant Chapman and Charles Farmer
have been busy so far This winter and
in the lakes around the Williams, Cur
tbs d Wickre ranch have captured over
a thousand muskrats.
A letter from E. r Foster says that
he and his family are enjoying good
health in their California home but
that they get awfully lonesome for a
few south Dakota faces.
Mat Wagner an employe of the
Times, spent Saturday in
Bradley. He was on his way to Web
ster to spend Christmas with his
family. BRADLEY Globe.
OIL Coomes, who has visited his son
for the past two months, left for his
home at Atlantic, low, Friday morn.
ing where he will resume his duties as
ieputy register OF deeds.
There will be services In st. Johns
Lutheran church next Sunday morn.
ing and evening. The evening service
will be conducted in the English
language, o. o. Hafstad.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Smith enter.
tanned few friends at six o'clock din.
ner last Friday. A most excellent meal
was served and delightful time
enjoyed by all the favored ones.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Wander Meide,
If Andover, returned from their Iowa
holiday visit and visited the first day
Of the year with the lady's parents in
his city, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Wickre.
Lost, strayed or stolen on Christmas
lay two peacocks about one year old,
rom my home in this city. Any infor-
nation that will lead TO their recovery
will be rewarded by me Adam Pec-
iowski.
Rev. Alfred K. Gregory, pastor of the
congregational church announces for
lis discourses next Sunday: Morning
Horizon" evening, "Stock Taking"
Everyone is cordially invited to these
ervices
Miss Lilly McFadden is quite seri-
'usly i'll at the home of her parents.
dr, and Mrs. ]. K. McFadden, north of
his city, with pneumonia. Just as we
70 to press we learn that the girl died
his morning.
Mrs. &. s. Wilson and daughter. who
ave been visiting Miss Francis Sears
ince Thursday, left Monday evening.
drs. Wilson returned to her home in
aberdeen and Miss Wilson departed for
visit in Chicago.
]. E. McKibben informs us that he
las connected the large slongh back of
lis homestead with the city sewer and
he water is fast receding. This will
% one typhoid breeding place that the
lew sewer has removed.
w. II. Chard and family have at last
moved into their new home. DIR. H A.
aud G. D. Peterson have not
iven up hopes Of some day occupying
heir new residences. This building
'usiness requires patience these days.
The Weneeda club gave another of
heir popular dancing parties at the
kading hall Tuesday evening and the