Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-09

The dance given by the Knights OF
Pvthias nj the Kading hall Thursday
night was largely attended, the music
was fine ane all report splendid time.
Jens p Jensme, of Lily, was a visitor
in this city and reports this is the
finest winter ne has seen since the first
he put in in Day county twenty years
ago
A marriage license was today issued
10 Sack Briles. aged % years of Wan.
bay, aud ANNE Gollnick, aged Is years
also of Waubay. Watertown Public
Opinion
Now is a good time to purchase all
the lumner you hope TO use for some
time to come There has been a general
reduction in price Of about three dollars
per thousand
We will rent you manure spreader
/ by the day or week. Let us know when
Won will want one so we can have one
ready Tor you the day You want 1T.
| Long @ Long
Mrs. BeZanson and children, who
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Sherwood, in this city for the past six
weeks, departed for her home in Presho
Thursday morning
Don't forget, when you bring in your
grain that Wearne is now handling
| wheat, oats aud fax as well as barley
at the new elevator east of the -four
ing mill. Try him.
Otto Redetzke and family, who have
been visiting Mr. RS parents and Day
county friends, for the past ten days,
returned to their home at Alice, n D.,
Wednesday morning
! Berta Derrick spent Chris, mas with
her mother i'll Webster, returning FRI
day night accompanied by her sister,
| Ethel, who visited friends here for
few days.-Conde News.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kaplan, who have
been visiting relatives IN Minnesota and
other states for the past two weeks,
returned home tins morning and report
very pleasant holiday visit
Miss Blanche O'Ready, who spent
the holiday vacation at the home of
her mother, Mrs. James O'Ready, in
this city, returned to her school duties
at Milbank Monday morning
Miss Lena Ray, who visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray, in
this city duiing the holiday vacation,
returned to her duties as teacher in the
Wilmot schools Saturday morning.
We have received very interesting
and spicy article on Railroads VS..
Farmers" which is timely and we'll
written and we will publish it next
week 1t was to late for this issue.
wish to announce the arrival of two
cars of the famous Mill Greek camel
coal. the best camel now mined, and
guaranteed to please you. AT the
Wearne sheds east of Touring mill
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. Wendt, who have
spent couple of weeks in this city the
guests at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Atlas Knapp, returned to their
home at Aberdeen Wednesday morning.
Lost, strayed or stolen on Christmas
day two peacocks about one year old,
from my home in this city. Any infor.
nation that will lead to their recovery
will be rewarded by me. Adam Piec-
howski.
Rev. Alfred E. Gregory, of the Con-
gregational church has been o victim
of the grip for the past few days and
has been confined in the Peabody hospi-
tai. He is much better and expects TO
get out again today.
The county commissioners on Tues.
day chose the Reporter and Farmer,
the Andover Gazette and the Pierpon.
Signal as the official papers for the
ensuing year. We thank the board for
the honor conferred.
Edward Prudhon, of the Eek & Prud-
hon Land company, who has spent the
last three weeks as the guest of his
partner, L. E. Eek, In Colorado Springs,
COL, arrived home Tuesday evening.
He reports fine time.
Mrs. L. Sherwood returned Tuesday
morning from Groton where she had
been called by the serious illness of her
grandson, SON of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sherwood, several days ago. She
reports the child better.
w. s. Hash, formerly a we'll known
resident and real estate dealer in Web
ster, arrived from his present home in
Minneapolis Tuesday night. He reports
his family all well and business as
especially good with him.
The ladies are already talking of
leap year dance which will be given in
the near future. If you have failed to
win the favor OF some young lady in
the past eight years your name win
not be among the list of attendants.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. @. A. Wells and child
rem, who have spent two weeks in their
former homo in Wisconsin, arrived
home to Webster Saturday night. They
r0nort n lovalv tisue lint M such vriutAv