Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-11

The Hive club, L. o. T. M. enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Roy Thayer AT
the home of the lady's mother, Mrs.
Thurman, Tuesday afternoon. Light
refreshments were served and the
ladies report good time.
A quiet marriage occurred at the home
of Martin Sorenson Tuesday evening
when b. +. Wade and Annie Olson, OF
Oak Gulch, were united in marriage by
Rev. o. o. Hafstad pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church of this city.
d.. b Compton, vice president and q.
@. Dunton cashier of the First National
bank of this city and Z A. Christensen,
assistant cashier of Security bank were
in attendance at the district banquet and
convention at Aberdeen Monday night.
Jas. Anderson was over from Lily
Monday on business, in company with
o. A. Fossum. He has bought the
Williams Bros. Lumber business at
Lily which they will conduct in future
under the firm name of Anderson o.
Fossum
larry McKennett went down from
Lennon TO Minneapolis to attend the
cement workers convention last week
and stopped off here on his return trip
fer visit of few days at the home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
McKennett.
Geo. c. Dunton and wife, ID. B.
Compton and wife, Josephus Alley, wife
and daughter, went to. Aberdeen Tues
day. The gentlemen to take in the
Shrine meeting and the ladies to join
the Court of Isis" the lady auxiliary
TO the Shrine
! Mrs w. Z. Colwell came home from
Aberdeen Saturday night where she
had been for two months with her
daughter, Mrs Roy Lee, but was again
called to Aberdeen Monday by a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
her daughter.
For Sale:-One threshing outfit.
Nichols & Shepherd 20-horse engine;
36x56 Nichols & Shepherd separator
new Ruth sAlf-feeder; two water tanks
tender trucks. Outfit all complete and
in good running order, For terms
inquire of Johnson Bros
Bids will be received at address given
below for certain improvements OF
my building on lot 10 block 6 (the ole
furniture store) as follows: Substan
tial, modern store front including PLATE
glass. M. A. Benjamin, 1884 South
Hamlin avenue, Chicago.
All members of Lois No. o E. S
are earnestly requested to be present a
the next regular meeting of the chapter
Wednesday evening, March II, as mat
ters of importance to the chapter vii
come up for discussion. A full attend
ance is very much desired.
Articles of incorporation have bee
! filed for the Farmers State bank @
: Butler, Day county, E. A. Hanson, /
: L. Butler, and q. w. Butler, all G
} Butler aud Edwin Anderson and 4
Larson both of Bristol incorporation:
Capital s., 600. Pierre Free Press.
Aug. Pein. Geo. Sackrieter, Chri
Solbetg, A. W. Haight, II. Schinke
Nels f. Sanderson, A. Perth, R. L
Oyerholser, H. d Gum, w. G. Dowr
ing. ]. M Pew, Tom Jones and DR.. .
f. Miller, were in Webster yesterda
as witnesses in the Andover licens
case.
John Kelley, who has been employe
: on the Grant County Review at Nil
bank for several years, resigned hi
position and came to Webster Monda
to visit his mother. John has recent
J recovered from serious illness an
does not intend to work at his trude TO
some time.
Miss Belle McKeown. OF Webster
spent Tuesday in Ortley. soliciting sub
scriptions for the Aberdeen America
Miss McKeown Is one of the leaders il
the American contest in the third dis
trict and stands good chance o
winning one OF the fine prizes offered
Ortley Optic
j, NJ Weinstein aud wife left for Mime
apolis last Friday evening to remain il
the future. Mr.. Weinstein has been il
business in this city for many years
but disposed of his good will and SOM
of his stock to ]. l. Blanks. Mr.. Vein
stein leaves numerous friends who will
regret his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howson departe,
Monday for Bristol where they vii
make their future home upon farm
The yonng couple .leave great man,
friends in Webster who will sincerel,
regret their departure from this city
but all will wish them much joy an,
success in their new home.
The Webster Hardware Co. have thi
week put into their display window
fine aquariom, well stocked with sew
eral of the most popular varieties O
gold fish, with small fountain PLAYING
IN the center. castles, shell rocks ant
aequatic plants Ii certainly makes q