Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-06-04

this city last week as guest VI the
families OF G. w. Siginger and E. w.
Small. He is a missionary TO India for
the EPISCOPAL church and while here
made.au interesting talk to St. Mary's
guild.
We were presented card bearing the
following. inscription; Free Home.
steads located. Accomplishments for
sale. H. K. McKennett, Lennon, SD.
Office in Sundahl's Cash Store" by
Websterite who recently visited Lem
mon. He says Harry is doing good
business and likes the country.
F. P Wells, of Cogswell, N. D., was
in the city Wednesday on real estate
business He was formerly from Cresco,
Iowa, and is acquainted with many
Day county people who formerly lived
in Cresco and vicinity. He made us
pleasant call in crmpany with T. E.
Egge whom he knew in DEBORAH, Iowa,
some twelve odd years ago.
l wish to state to the public that /
hold a paid up policy in the Northern
Accident Insurance company of Aber.
deem and have twice been laid up but
as yet have not been able to collect one
cent People should beware of this
company. Have collected at these two
times from the Woodman Accident and
the Travelling Accident Insurance COM
pany. Eunice Dewitt.
The Dode Fisk show gave two enter
tanments,in this city Saturday to fair
sized audiences and gave very general
satisfaction The educated horse,
"Bobble," is n wonder and all he is
advertised to be-this feature alone is
we'll worth the price of admission. A
striking feature of the show was its
freedom from grafters and fakirs and
the absence from the program of lude,
vulgar and questionable language. It
was good, clean performance.
Mrs. Edna Peabody Rouse is expected
to arrive in Webster within the next
few days to renew old acquaintance
and spend a few days at Pickerel Lake
resort before proceeding to Madison, s.
D., having been engaged as soloist and
accompanist at that popular Chautau-
qua. Webster people will be afforded
an opportunity to again hear Mrs.
Rouse In song and piano recital, she
having consented to appear In such
during her sojourn in our city.
School closed Friday and the teachers
left Saturday and Sunday to spend the
vacation at home or to visit friends.
Miss McGraff to Blooming Prairie,
Mimi; Miss Smith to Flandreau; Miss
Huwe and Miss Cummins to Aberdeen;
Miss Bradeen to Anoka, Mimi. Miss
Hanson to Minneapolis; Miss Davidson
to Owatonna, Mimi; Miss Harum to
Hutchinson, MINI; Prof. Helberg to
Owatona, Mimi Mr. Ebert to Glencoe,
Mimi and Miss Stratton to Fargo,
North Dakota
III. o. Wickre, of Webster, staIwart
candidate for railroad com missioner,
was in Langford Thursday on business.
He spent few minutes in the Bugle
sanctum talking over the political situa-
ton as he found it during few weeks
travel over the state, and feels highly
elated over the remarkable gains the
stalwarts are making. He is confident
that Senator Kittredge and the balance
of the stalwart ticket will be triumph.
antlv elected on the 9th of June. Lang
ford Bugle.
Chas. Thesis was up from Waubay
Wednesday and made us pleasant CALL
He spent several months recently on
the Pacific coast and found lot of old
Day county friends who he visited and
brought back message to the Adams
boys from their brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs Geo. H. Baker, of Everett,
Wash. Mr. I. says they have got lots
of climate out there, but if man wants
to farm on small capital he had better
remain in Dakota. He went out for his
health and received much benefit from
the trip
The school in district one hundred
and twelve closed last Friday with
picnic in Goods grove. They had
fine dinner and we all certainly did
justice to the feast Miss Mertan had
prepared fine program for the occa-
sion, the children doing credit to them
selves and teacher 1t is day that will
linger in their memories forever,
through sorrorws and pleasures. Miss
Mertan has been with us two years and
is beloved by all, and there was
heartache at the parting as Miss Mertan
will not be with us another term. She
has accepted posi- ton in the Pierpont
schools for the ensuing year. We Ger.
tainly recommend her to the good peo-
pie OF Pierpont. ***
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Say, do you re-
| NJ HM member that ele-
III w CANT bunch of
II Hereford cattle
IN that were on exhib-
! " |" ition and sold in
Webster early this
spring? They were beauties, and all