Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-17

Wanted-Six ladies TO take a course
In nursing TO fill places on registery
You may become independent and in o
short time be in position to earn $25 OF
per week IN pleasant profession.
Hospital experience. Diplomas given
to graduates. II you are interested
make an application by letter or in per.
son to l.. A. Sittser, Webster,
Their will be meeting of the Amer.
can Society of Equity at the court house
in Webster, at 900 p m, Saturday
June 10 The state secretary will be
present and address the meeting. IL il
desirable that every farmer in Day
county, who possibly can attend iris
meeting, so bear in mind the date and
make special effort TO be present.
E. A. Bradley, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Chicago, Mil.
waukee and ST. Paul railway, with
headquarters in Helena, arrived in Liv.
ingston this morning to meet the delega.
ton Of Minneapolis jobbers and bust.
ness men, which arrived here today.
Mr.. Bradley accompanied the Mime
apolis men east. Livingston Post,
Thursday.
Ira Siglipger. OF Webster, who was
making great Roadway rs a cadet at
Annapolis, has been compelled to let 60
for year--and maybe permanently
on account Of trouble with his eyes.
Good eyesight 10 an essential in hand.
ling Uncle Sans big fighting ships. 1t
Is 70 be hoped the Young man will fully
recover and be able to resume mis-
work.-Groton Independent.
At the school caucus held at the court
house last Friday evening Martin Visit
and William Sheelar were nominated
TO I'LL the vacancies on the school board
and both were elected at the election
held ut the school house on Tuesday Of
this week. There was no opposition to
the ticket and that there was no inter-
est taken 10 evidenced by the fact that
but ten votes were cast for the candi-
dates.
There will be Mission meeting In the
German church Thursday evening June
IL, at 8 o'clock, and at 1000 a. m. and
900 o'clock aud 500 o'clock p. IN, on the
18th. On Saturday and Sunday in New
Sweden church at 1000 a. m. ana 200
pm. Sunday evening at 500 o'clock.
There will be number of visiting min.
listers present. All Scandinavians are
invited TO intend. Rev. J. Olson. pastor
Of the Swedish Mission church.
Mrs. Helgeland and daughter, Pearl,
OF Elliott, Ill. and the formers mother.
Mrs. Sarah Highland, Of Langford, s,
D., came Monday evening to Webster
where they visited Mr.. Ole Highland
and family, Mrs. Helgeland and
mother left Wednesday morning for
Elliott. ILL.,, Pearl will leave Thursday
evening for Minneapolis, after which
sheIwill 60 to Austin and Harmony.
Mimi, 70 visit relatives before return.
In home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright, who
have conducted the county poor farm
for several years. have resigned their
positions and moved into their home in
this city. Mr.. Wright expects to leave
In the near future for Canada, where he
has taken mp q homestead. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Long have assumed the man.
agemens of the poor farm.
s. H. EgelAnd departed Monday night
for Roundup, Montana, to act a.
guide for prospective land seekers who
are going to look mp the bargains offered
by the Egeland- Harris Land Company
Of this city. There were fourteen OF
the prospectors and among the number
were Peter Baukol and son, John Mons
aangen and san. John MORRISON. VIM.
Rietz, Fred Schmidt, Chas Young and
=. a. Olver
The Day county teachers institute for
1909 will convene at the high school
in this city Monday June 21st
md continuing until Friday, July 2nd,
With Supf- w. A. Thompson as con-
iucsor and the following instructors:
). J Woodbury., supt OF schools OF
,andborn county; W. A. Thompson,
,upt. Webster City Schools; Charles
HeIbers, Principal Webster City
schools; Miss Laura Phillips. OF Cedar
Falls. Iowa; J. IA. Best. supt. Of
'chools. Day county. County Superin-
'endeut J. a. Bess has issued sixteen
page booklet giving an outline Of the
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