Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-21
s.H Epeland came nome from Mon.

tana last Saturday where he has been in
the interest of the Egeland. Harris com.
pany for some weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Snyder. formerly of TIN:
city bat now OF Chicago, arrived last
Friday to visit friends and look after
some business interests.
l.. Gross, formerly of this city but
now of st. Paul, came op Sunday morn
ing to visit friends for day or so and
look after business interests.
Miss Anna Ray returned to her
studies at Madison Sunday night after
spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray in this city.
For sale cheap-My residence in the
Second ward. Good roomy house, cleo
trio lights, cistern, good well and large
residence lot. Inquire of w. X. Bates.
Rev. w. II. Mitchell has returned
from his trip to Sioux Falls where he
was in attendance at the annual Episco-
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state.
Morris kellogg departed Tuesday
night for Minneapolis where he met
Will Douglas and together they will
journey 10 California 10 spend the
winter.
DIR. Ii. b. Gratiot, of Dubuque, Iowa,
arrived in this city last Saturday morn
ing and is now out at Chapman's ranch
Strengthening few ducks to take back
to Iowa
Ladies can spend an hour very salts
factorily at Miss Fagstad's millinery
just looking at the late styles and
patterns All are welcome to inspect
the large line.
Mrs. M J, Wagner, of Lennon, il
the guest of her sister, Miss Magdalene
Thiel. Mrs. Wagner will go to Web
ster this evening to visit.-Aberdeen
News, Monday.
+. A. Bradley, formerly station agent
for the Milwaukee company here
arrived last week to took after the har'
vesting of the crop on his large farm
south of this city.
The jury in the murder trial of Mel;
Swenson, of Vermillion, returned a
verdict of guilty Tuesday aud fixed the
penalty at life Imprisonment in the
state penitentiary.
Gordon w. Ross, son of Mr.. and Mrs
A, Ross, of this city, departed Friday
night for Canada where he has taken
up homestead and will make his
home in the future.
Mrs. Stephen Pearson, who attended
the Episcopal meeting at Sioux Falls
last week as the representative of St
Mary's church of this city, arrived
home Friday night.
Rex Harris and julie Egeland, prom.
inent attorneys of Webster, were in the
city over Friday on business, returning
home yesterday morning Aberdeen
American, Sunday.
| DIR. j. S. Goodmanson arrived from
Aberdeen Saturday night and in com
pany with number of friends wen
out to the Aberdeen camp and spent
Sunday shooting ducks.
Watch for Don Corello; he's here
at Webster. You will like him. The
best ten cent cigar en- the market.
Made in two sizes; ten cents straight
and three for quarter.
Miss Dorothy Levoy celebrated hei
tenth birthday last Saturday afternoon
The girls had splendid time designing
hats for their dolls. At six o'clock {
very nice dinner was served.
The Farmers GRAIN and Fuel com
pany is now ready for business and il
paying the best prices for grain and
selling coal at prices that make the other
dealers set mp and take notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Nelson, of Butte,
4 nAOhs.s ukAAvou III WcUbtch 1u00uhJ
morning for visit with Webster
friends. They are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Weller.
Miss Lena Ray, who is at present
employed as one of the teachers in tn,
Bristol schools, came home Friday nigh
and remained over Sunday with he;
parents and friends in Webster.
Miss Mabel Alley will give sons
recitals in Sisseton, Wilmot and Mil
bank Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week under the auspices o.
the Episcopal churches of those cities.
always have some good, sound horses
for sale at reasonable prices or will buy
heavy draft horses from six to ten year.
old and pay fancy prices. Inquire u
Philbrook's Livery barn. r. @. Efnor
Robert Derrick, of Webster. mas beer
visiting mis- sisters, Berta and Ethel
in Condo this week. Robert nsed Z,
live here when he was q little fellow
buy my, how he has "growed. "--Cond,
Sews.