Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-22


son.
The time to buy Woven Wire Fencing
is when it is cheap for You can always
use it. Williams Lumber company is
going out of the fence business and are
selling American Woven Wire Fence at
cost.
Mrs. Will Rich is one of the happiest
women in Webster last week. She
secured one of the celebrated electric
washers from Webster Hardware Co.
For further information ask the lady
about it.
Geo. Madden, who has been in the
employ of r. b. Ebling the past year as
timer, departed on months vacation
Monday night. He will make a tour of
the west aud take in the Seattle expo
sition on his way
You can save money by getting prices
on hardware, harness and farm
machinery from Holmquist Bros & Co.
at Holmquist, D. They nave large
and complete stock ana Apr eciate your
business
We are not in business for our health
but as we are going out of the woven
wire business, we have an invoice of
American Woven Wire Fencing which
we are selling at cost while it lasts,
Williams Lumber company.
Word was received in Webster this
morning of the death of r. p. Brokaw,
of the hotel in Bristol, at his home at
about six o'clock. The deceased in his
twenty EIGHT years residence has made
hosts of friends who will mourn his
death.
Elias WIKI returned Friday morning
from Norway. He saw Jens Peterson
and family after their arrival in the old
country and reports them all well aud
enjoying themselves, and they wished
to be remembered to all Day county
friends.
H. j. Chard returned Tuesday from
Belle Plain, Mimi, where he has been
the past few weeks. He was on the
sick list while away, but was able to
resume his duties as assistant cashier of
the Langford State Bank upon his
acknowledgement Bugle.
w. H. Krause went to Webster last
Saturday night tosspend Sunday with
his family. Mrs. Krause and little
daughter have gone to Britton where
she will remain with sister until suit
able quarters can be secured here -
Langford Bugle.
F. B. Cannon left this morning for
#Pierpont to attend a meeting of the
bank there. From Pierpont he goes to
Webster where a meeting of the direct
ors of the Webster mill will be held
and will return tomorrow morning.
Aberdeen News, Saturday.
Rev. II. N. Tragitt, wife and daugh.
Ger, Louise, arrived from Milbank Fri
Day and remained until Monday visit.
Ing their many Webster friends Rev.
Tragitt occupied the Episcopal pulpit
Sunday, and delivered an interesting
and instructive discourse.
A. l. Richardson, the genial and
accommodating of the Milwaukee rail-
road at this station, departed for Mis-.
spula, Mont, Sunday for short vaca-
Hon, Mrs. Richardson accompanied
hlm. P. L. Tork, of Minneapolis, has
chrrge of the station during Mr.. RS
absence.
The wolf bounty claims filed with the
state auditor up to the present time
amount to $4,000, with number of
counties yet to hear from with the
laims allowed at July meetings Of the
>oards of commissioners. The payments
Ibis year will be about the same as for
ast year, or nearly 20 cents on the
iollar.
Len South was here from Webster
ast Monday and put the finishing
ouches on Fred s. Pew's new tourist
ar. The auto is now furnished with
Electrjc lights and all the modern con-
,eniehces. f. s. and family are now
thoroughly enjoying riding to and from
heir handsome farm residence. And
Her Gazette.
In honor of her husbands birthday
anniversary Mrs. Atlas Knapp invited
welve of his gentlemen friends last
, riday evening to six o'clock dinner
I'd worked complete surprise on her
nd and master. 1t was one of the
apst enjoyable occasion ever had in
; ebster and was very much appreci-
Id by all present.
last Sunday was the anniversary Of
m mnk Sears natal day and the members
4 fhe Sears family in Webster, VIM.
y 0rs, Miss Fannie Sears, Franks fam.
3 land Mrs. Wiese gave the gentleman
& orprise breakfast. A most elaborate
W course meal was served and Miss
Nj nnp;o Caaro furniahad tho hirthdav