Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-06-18

UuRRy. 1Ofst sntdDle Tor family.
C..rl Malmberg.
Evening Union Temperance meeting
in u. +. church at s p III. Alfred +.
Gregory, Pastor
David Williams and H. 0 WIckre
made trip ont 10 the ranch at Ordway
Sunday morning.
Miss L. Herram arrived from Minne-
apolis Saturday and is visiting relatives
south OF the city.
Leave collections with the First
National Bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
party of Lilyites passed through
this city Tuesday, returning from an
outing at the lakes.
We have some choice millet seed for
sale at only IL 20 per bushel Manson
Hardware company.
Bring your job work to the Reporter
ond Farmer and get good work on good
stock, at fair price
The colors on the office building in
the rear of the Irwin pharmacy are very
striking TO say the least
Floral Crepe paper for decoration;
usually sold at 25c, we are selling at Sc
per 10 fl. roll. Halbkat
Mrs. E. A. Paulson returned from an
extended visit TO relatives and friends
in Minnesota last Friday.
Will Tollefson left Saturday night
for rhe Twin Cities on business, return
ing Wednesday morning.
Mr.. VanKleek of Pierpont came down
TO Webster last week and brought the
Union township ballot box.
Mrs Wesp returned from Iowa Tues
day accompanied by her mother who
will spend the summer here,
| L L. Hoyt arrived from Lebanon
Saturday night ana vent out to the
Swim for a few days fishing.
Regular meeting at the Congrega.
tional church Sunday morning. Rev.
Philip e. Gregory. Preacher.
If you do rot wish TO buy manure
spreader we will rent you one by the
day or week. Long & Long.
Bertha Derrick came up from Condo
Friday and remained until Monday
visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. Philip E. Gregory is visiting his
brother, Alfred E., pastor of the Con-
gregational church in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Schmitt, of Rusk
township, are the proud parents of a
boy who arrived Tuesday night.
@. E. Wendle, of Chicago, will address
the members of the American Society OF
Equity at the court house Friday.
When figuring on your summers
outing don't forget Warmers hotel at
Pickerel lake. IL is an ideal place.
| j. q. Garrick, of the firm of Potter.
Garrick 81 Potter, went to Minneapolis
Wednesday on business for the firm.
Mrs. Geo. Paulson, of Hollandale,
Wis, arrived yesterday for visit with
her son, A. G. Panlson, and family.
Rev. Hafstad was pleasantly surprised
by the members of his Bristol congre-
CATION at his home in Webster Monday.
Mrs. A. f. Millham came down from
Aberdeen Thursday last for visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. r. l..
Irwin.
Miss Matte Wade finished her duties
as clerk in treasurer's office Saturday
and has accepted position in bank at
Butler
Will Bingen returned from Minne-
sofa Monday and accepted position as
deputy IN the superintendent of schools
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sasse returned
Friday from visit to their daughter at
Lidgerwood and their children near
Britton.
S. l. Potter and son, Ed, drove to
Orient by auto Monday to look after
some elevator business, returning Tues
day night.
Little Freddie Bauske, from Webster,
Is staying with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fleurv this week. -
Wallace World.
| Teachers Institute opened a four
weeks session in the High school build
ing in this city Monday. A good attend
ance is reported.
Jacob Wickre returned Friday from
Brookings where he is q student in the
agricultural college, he will spend his
vacation ut home.
Mrs. MA. Harrington, who has spent
week in the city the guest of Mrs. A
b. Meyers, returned to her home in st
Paul Sunday night.
We have special sale on granite-wart
this week. You had better look then
over before they are all gone. Munsor
Hardware company.
Mrs. Goner, of Benson, Mimi, arrived
Tuesday night to spend couple o.
weeks in Webster visiting her niece
Mrs. Henry Hanson.