Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-24


!. that town, by score of seven to two
a J. Herman, the agent of the For
.,somobile in this city, last wee
,rsiyed four cars of the many 70
xh,ch he has orders and now Messrs
mttecheck, Pew, Peabody and Herman
nu all be seen trying out their new
csrs
A wedding occurred at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Amundson il
LINN township, at which their daugh
pr, Anna, and Mr.. Adolph Hanson
yse the contracting parties. They
Ill reside on Mrs. Hanson's farm IL
&ritan.
J. A. Bake, formerly citizen OF
Day county, now of Elbow Lake,
Mimi, arrived Saturday night, accom-.
panied by his daughter Mabel, for a
visit to relatives and friends. They
ere the guests of his brother. in law,
J. E Ray.
H. j Denton came down from
Britton, where he has been visiting his
brother Samuel, Saturday, to visit his
nephews, H. F. Denton and the Adams
boys. He is out at the lakes this week
enjoying little fishing, accompanied
by Joe Adams.
Fritz Wolf, of Kidder, returned Tues
day morning from Webster accompanied
BY his bride. He was married last
, Thursday to Miss Ida Sauer at the
I home of the bride near Webster. The
Journal extends best wishes to the
happy capitalization Journal.
Mrs. David Williams, formerly of
this city but now located at Duluth
where her husband is vice president of
the First National Bank, arrived in Web
ster Tuesday morning for visit with
\ her sister, Mrs. H. @. Tegtmeir, and
many friends.
here will be prohibition speaking at
park, Sunday, July 4th, at l0:30
II ID p M, by South Dakota's
N Prohibition orator, Quincy Lee
A Singing and reading. All
tally invited to come and bring
led baskets
accommodate my patrons and
sHe the best that any market affords,
have arranged for shipment of green
vegetables and berries to come every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Remember the days and puone to
Bauske's meat market.
A mong the visitors at the lake last
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs David Comp
ton and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes,
Mr. and Mrs. Merger, Ella Frost, Mr..
and Mrs w. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Wei.
Ter, Mr. and Mrs George Howson, of
Bristol, aud Atlas Knapp.
.Jadge and Mrs. J. j. Cowan and
daughters, Misses Margaret and Char
lotte, took passage in the Philbrook
auto to the farm of A j. Cowan, in
Oak Gulch township, Sunday, and
Monday held a family reunion to cele.
brate the Judges birthday.
Lief L. Larson departed for Mans
field, s D., Tuesday night to attend a
meeting of the Massoun Synod in ses-
sion their this week as delegate of the
local organization. He was accom-
panied by Rev. George Kase, of Mil.
bank, and Rev f. E. Pasche, of Morris,
MINI.
Ross E Parks is now the proprietor
of fine new Buick auto, purchased OF
the Day County Auto and Supply Co
last week. The senior member of The
Reporter and Farmer is under compile.
ment to Mr.. Parks for a very pleasant
ride in the new car to Pickerel lake
Sunday.
Sam Calmeson and j. NJ. Hotter Of
Webster, and E. A. Nixon and E. w.
Benedict of Milbank, who have been in
Pierre attending the grand lodge meet
ing of the Knights of Pythias, have
stopped over in Aberdeen today to help
celebrate the Homecoming Aberdeen
News, Friday.
Atlas Knapp has had three or -four
fires scares with his baking oven and
last week decided to obviate all that
trouble in the future and therefore had
a cement building made for that pur'
pose back of the hotel. 1t is one of the
finest things of the kind in this section
VIM Laid did the cement work.
Miss Name Mccormick. who has
spent the past year as one OF the teach
ers in the city schools OF Duluth. MINI
arrived in Webster last week for visit
with her many friends. She went &c
Aberdeen last night for short WISH
with Mrs j. S. Goodmanson, and nom
there will go to Lennon for visit
with her father, Edward Mccormick.
Az the Catholic church in this city, on
Tuesday morning, occurred the marriage
Of William Hahn of Ethan. S. d., and
Helen Young of this city. A solemn
nuptial mass was celebrated by the Rev
Monsignor Mensing ri Webster
assisted by the pastor, Father Brones
and Fathers Kettier Of Sisseton and
Hepperie Of Big Stone ity.-Milbans
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