Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-11

, Don't forget The crushed bone
; oyster shells, nest eggs and poultry fooc
all TO make hens lay, while eggs are s
cents dozen Webster Hardware CC
II you wish TO meet some of the bes
Of the celebrated Duroc Jersey families
attend Wiokre's sale at Langford Wed
nesday, February II. They will b
there
Farmers who desire to grade up thei
horses should attend Wickre's sale a
Langford Wednesday, February IL, an,
secure one of those fine Belgian stallion
colts offered
Judge Mccoy came up from Webste
to spend Sunday with his family. HI
returned yesterday to complete .th
term of court there. Aberdeen Ameri
can, Tuesday.
Captain y. s. Denny was over from
Waubay last Thursday evening ant
while here gave the Uniform RAM
Knights of Pythias, of which he is tn,
captain, an evening drill.
w. II. Harvey, local manager of tn,
Tuthill Lumber company, returned Sat
urday from Sioux Falls, where he hac
been 10 attend the annual meeting OF
all the employees of the company
Atlas Knapp will go up to Aberdeen
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
his wife, who is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendt, there, and will
accompany the lady home Monday.
The state supreme court has handed
down decision sustaining the decision
of the Minnehaha county circuit court
that George W. Egan cannot act as
states attorney of Minnehaha county,
Mrs. w. 4. Wells arrived from Min.
neapolis Sunday morning and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells are now comfortably located
in their residence-the Malmberg prop
erty-east of the high school building.
While in Pierre last week we saw
Frank Carver. He and his wife are now
making their home on homestead
across the river from Pierre and Frank
has developed into fullfiedged farmer.
Mrs. Wilbur French, of Boyceville,
Wis, sister of Mrs, @. III. Compton,
arrived in Webster Saturday morning
to attend the funer al of Mrs. Compton
son, Roy. and will remain for an
extended visit
j. l.. Clark and his brother, II. O.,
arrived from Rock Rapids, Iowa, Mon
day. j. l.. says the family are quite
well and like their new home first rate
but have all been homesick for their old
friends and home in Webster.
Mr., ana Mrs. @. c. Chapman left
Wednesday for Lennon where they go
to make final proof upon their home
stead upon which they resided for the
past year or more. They expect to
return to Webster the first of the week.
Nick p Brost, who has been assisting
in the yards Of the Tuthill Lumber COM
pany in this city for the past six months
has received very deserved promotion,
and will leave Monday for Farmer,
where he has been appointed as manager
of the company's yards.
Mrs. Pemrick and Miss Igne Engle,
who have been adjudged insane and
were confined at the st. Mary's hospital
in this city awaiting the time that
vacancy was made in the state hospital
for che insane at Yankton, were taken
10 the asylum last week.
For Sale-The fine Belgian stallion,
Boston Doom, three years old;
imported from Belgium IN November,
1908 He can be seen at Chapman's
barn, south of st. Mary's hospital, where
his pedigree and other particulars will
be explained. Wickre 81 Chapman.
Edward Coin, of Bristol, was an east
bound passenger on the train Sunday
night. Mr. Coin is a great Sufferer
with rheumatism and was enroute to
Hot Springs, Ark, where he will take
the baths for couple of months in the
hope Of securing relief from his malady.
For Sale--Our residence property,
new, well furnished eight-room house,
large born, good well and cistern, with
five acres Of ground. located in Sand
wigs addition, First ward, Webster.
For particulars and terms apply to r.
Frost.
III. o. Wickre went up to Audover
Monday night to attend . sale which
was to have been pulled of there Tues
day. bat OWING to the inclemency in the
weather the sale was postponed until
next Monday. Mr.. Wickre was the
guest Of his daughter until Thursday
morning.
There will be special services at the
Methodist church next Sunday, Feb.
IA. both morning and evening. An
address by the pastor on the subject,
The -Four Great Pillars OF the Ameri-
can Republic together with the Lin
coin centennial song service will be the
morning program.
A eon was horn va.sn-a.w - q.