Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-31

from Butler TO spend part OF their holi'
day season with the family OF their son
S l. and numerous other relatives in
this city.
w. b. Stevens, assistant cashier OF
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank OF this CITY, leaves the first OF
II ext week for visit with Chicago
relatives.
Harry MckennetG arrived home Tues.
day from his farm at Lennon to
remain tor few iys with the family
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs THIS.
McKennett.
II. b. Ebling was called to st. Paul
Saturday night by the serious illness
of his sister, The lady died Sunday.
MIR. Ebling will have the deepest sym.
pathy of all.
Rev. w. Bellon, of this city, on Dec.
81, spoke the words that united Thomas
Schesmiefski and Matte Erase as man
and wife at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Erase.
r. @. Efnor went east Monday even
ing to look over the field with the inten
ton of purchasing a car load of mares,
which if he succeeds in buying will
bring to this city.
Do not forget the January meeting of
the Commercial club. 1t is to the
interest of every resident of Webster to
become a member of the club and help
boost for the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson, OF
Webster, came down to have Christmas
cheer with Mrs. Ferguson's parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Schaffer Mil
bank Herald Advance
Yesterday at the United States land
office final proof was made by Geo
A. Sterling of Crandall on a quarter
section of Day county Aberdeen
American, Wednesday
Farmers, when you want good
square meal call at the "B" restaurant
in the Block building, where you are
assured fine hot meal for % cents
Adolph Block, proprietor.
A very pleasant party was held at the
home of Henry Hit Christmas in honor
of Miss Karpan, a large number Of
young people attended ard mos
enjoyable time is reported.
Word comes from Sioux Falls thai
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Roth have secured
a new modern house and will com
mence housekeeping in the Queen City
right after the first of the year.
Rev. E. @. II. Peithmann Henry
White and Fred Brakage departed for
their journey to the old country Tues
day. Their many friends hereabout.
will wish them all bon voyage.
Miss Mabel Alley who has resigned
her position in the Boise City college as
musical instructor, stopped on hel
homeward journey for visit with
friends in Spokane, Washington.
Howard Babcock, one of the leading
attorneys of Sisse ton, came over Tues
day night on business with Judge Nc
Coy, who is holding court here. He
returned to Sisseton Wednesday.
John Williams, vice-president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank
of this city, was called to Minneapolis
on business matters Saturday night.
He returned nome Monday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Huntington, of
Aberdeen, came down Saturday night
and remained until Monday on visit
to their new granddaughter at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. p. ID. Peabody.
Miss Sadie Sherbino, of Cando, N. d.,
one of the teachers in the public schools
of that city, arrived in this city Sunday
for visit at the homes of her sister,
Mrs. w. E Smith. and brother, John.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Robb and baby, who
spent Christmas at the home of Mrs.
Robb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ray, In this city, returned to their
home at Spencer, Iowa, Monday even.
ing.
A visitor in Webster remarked that
we should have an ordinance for clean.
ing snow of the sidewalks. Guess he
never tried cement walks in the winter
time without thin crust of snow on
them.
II w. II. Jones, former well known
democratic resident of Day county
who makes his home in Minnesota, wal
q Webster visitor for couple Of day
last week. Bill does not look day
older.
Mrs. Louis Look and children, o
Kramer. N. D., arrived in this cit.
Sunday morning for an extended visi
with the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Russell. and other relatives ant
friends.
Henry Hit Jr, came up last weel
from Humboldt where he has charge o
q lumber business for the John W
Tuthill compony, to spend his holida
vacation with his parents and Webste
friends
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