Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-04-16


Will Kading made a bluff Sunday TO
some ladies who were visiting at his
HON, and his bluff was called He
says he rs now ont of the bluffing bust.
ness.
Ole J Sletten, A. O. Rlbsrts, W. q
Woodland and j E Howell were the
Pierpont representatives at the insur-
gent meeting to name county ticket
Friday.
Notice to telephone subscribers. The
telephone company are Issuing new
directory and request subscribers to
read carefully the instructions OIL tue
front page.
We will rent you a MANURE spreader
by the day or week. Let Us know when
you will want one so we can have one
ready for you the day you want it..
Long & Long
Rev. Gregory will deliver a lecture at
the opera house Friday evening, April
"a Subject 1.-THE Senseless Race" Miss
Elsie Williams will render a number of
musical selections
DR.. @. E. Brooks returned from the
cities Saturday evening. While i'll the
city he looked over the automible situa-
ton as he would never stand for being
,,aooa1 On tho road
Rex Harris went across to Watertown
Sunday by "auto" on professional bust
ness. The "twig of the law" is bud
ding fast and we predict will show a
great growth this year.
Mrs. ]. H. Stains, of Webster, who
has been attending ths Stetson lectures
the past week has returned home,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Essie. Aberdeen American.
Ralph Wanless, on Anoka, Minnesota,
stopped off in Webster Tuesday to visit
the Adams boys. He was on his way
west to take claim. Ralph is grand
son of Mrs. Irene G. Adams.
Steve Pearson has accepted a posi-
ton with Tegtmeier & Calmen son and
in future all members of the local lodge
of NJ. w. A. will find him at the store
when they wish to pay dues.
Sunday afternoon and evening at the
opera house public meetings will be
held. At $3.50 Rev. Gregory will
deliver an address and in the evening
Rev. Slocumb will be the speaker.
August Zahlman of Morton township,
departed for Chicago Saturday for
visit with relatives whom he has not
seen for about IS years. He expects to
remain in the east couple of months
Don't pay drug store prices for wall
paper when you can get the celebrated
Alfred Peats 1908 wall paper at cost
Frank Paul, painter, grainer and paper
hanger. Headquarters at r. b. Eblings
E, H. Kline arrived from Watertown
Tuesday and took charge of the ice
business recently purchased of M. D.
Candy. Mrs. Kline and child and sister,
Miss Pearson, arrived Wednesday even
ing.
A goodly number of our citizens took
advantage of the nice weather the first
of the week to repair their summer
homes at Pickerel lake and getting
things in readiness for the summer
vacation.
Have your old carpets made into
handsome hand made rugs of any size
desired by the Simonet Rug company
process. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call
on or address their local agent, Mrs. @.
A. Taylor.
A brakeman on the freight had his
foot run over while coupling cars in the
local yard Monday morning. The toes
were crushed. He was put on the pas
senger nd taken to Aberdeen. Lang.
ford Bugle.
Lost-On the streets of Webster
between julius Fiagstad's residence and
the Wallace block, lady's open.face
gold watch. Finder please leave at
Miss Flagstad's millinery store and
receive reward.
Don't fail to attend the firemen,s ball
at the opera house. Monday evening,
April 20. Every effort is being made
for the pleasure and enjoyment Of all
who attend. You can feel assured Of
q good time and have the satisfaction Of
giving the firemen boost.
For Sale-My residence property in
the First ward one block north and one
block east Of the school building. A
corner lot, 75-foot front, 2 cisterns,
cemented cellars, 8 room down stairs,
8 rooms mp stairs, barn and wood-sheed,
100 trees. Mrs. Henry Hanson.
Theirs will be services at st. Johns
Lutheran church Easter morning. Sub
ject: "Stones Lifted From the Grave"
In the evening there will be a children's
program, consisting Of sofgs and recita.
tons and two short talks by Sunday
School Superintendent and Pastor o. o. |
A surprise party was given KYLE
Balloon last evening in honor Of his
soon expected departure for the west