Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-15

Tuesday by DR.. Schenecder
w. II. krause arrived from Webster
Tuesday and took charge of the Mer-
camille store as manager. Mr.. Krause
will have his family moved here as
soon as a suitable dwelling can be
ured.-Langford Bugle.
We are informed that two young
men from Waubay few DAYS ago
captured gill net about 200 feet long
in Enemy Swim lake and they very
properly took the net and made the
game warden present of it.
Auction Sale of second hand
household furniture on Main
street of Webster, Saturday,
July 18th, at 1870 p. m. This
stuff is all practically new.
The EgeIand- Harris-Land Co.
Mrs. j. E. Agen arrived in this city
Wednesday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. F. A Bauske. This is her first
visit in ten years Mr.. Agen came up
from Wallace Monday to consult ;
physician having broken bone in his
leg.
]. R. Phillips returned from visit
to his nephew near Groton Tuesday.
Uncle Reuben complains of having had
a good time but says he has 1t in for
C@s Rathbun who would not accom-
pafiy him fearing the company was too
gay.
This week Mrs. Granger, the mother
of the late Gertrude Granger, who died
last month in Mexico, was presented
witha draft for 81, 1000, being the full
amount of the insurance policy carried
by the deceased in the Nj. B. A. lodge,
of this city.
julius Dustrud and wife and Miss
Alma Monson went to Sacred Heart,
MINI. Friday to witness the marriage
of their sister which was solemnlzed on
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dustrud
returned Tuesday evening but Miss
Monson remained for an extended visit,
Rev, H. N. Tragett, formerly pastor
of the Episcopal church in this city and
now located in Milbank, will occupy
his former pulpit here Sunday. Mrs.
Tragitt will accompany the elder on his
visit to Webster and remain for few
days with the many friends of former
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fraze were in
town Wednesday afternoon to have
their infant daughter christened by
Rev. Peithman. Messrs. August Fraze
and Louis Wendt and Mrs. Annie Long
witnessed the ceremony as sponsors and
the child received the names Irene
Luaile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Block served
supper Sunday evening in honor of the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Anderson. which was baptised that day
receiving the names Edna Anilla.
Tina Buehler, of Oregon, acted as god
father and godmother.
The Andover visitors here Tuesday
were II. d. Gum, f. 0. Schinkel, Geo.
Dietlen, B. F. Hart, VIM. Carpenter.
H. Voss, Archie Flanders, John Lob
land, Olaf Wahl, Thomas Dorst, T. j.
Jones, Albert Dixon, Nels Moiteson,
Phil Halpin, Hans Jensen, w. s.
Willis and Fred Hoffman
Quite delegation of Websterltes
were out to the Swim Sunday to wit
ness the Sisseton gun club do up Web
ster In the shoot. 1t is reported as
quite an exciting event the teams being
evenly matched, Sisseton winning by
but two birds. In all subsequent events
Webster carried off the honor and the
money.
E. W. Small, who has been q resi-
dent of Webster ever since Webster
was on the map and who has held all
the important positions of trust in the
citys' gift, departed Sunday morning
fer Roundup, Mont, where we are told
he is to engage in the real estate and
insurance business. Everybody in
WeAster will wish Mr.. Small the best
of success.
Gust Breitkrentz, the proprietor of
the Family Theatre arrived in this city
Monday and reopened that popular
place of amusement that evening and |
will continue it in the future. He has
cut ont some of the former features and |
added more films and has the machine
in splendid working order. He under
stands his business perfectly and as
soon as the public get knowledge of the
real amusement offered by an evening
at the Family Theatre its success is
assured.
Cards were received In this city
Thursday morning announcing the
marriage of Miss Bertha Edith Harum
at the home Of her mother in Hudson,
Wis, July IA, 1909, to Alexander Ross
Eorunaop of this citv Wa havo all