Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-09-30


emit of schools at Webster spent Friday
at the Normal, where he addressed the
students on matters along the educa
aonal lines. He returned to his home
at Webster last evening Aberdeen
American, Saturday
M. 8 Lockwood, of Minneapolis, will
be in Webster at Commercial hotel
October 9th Glasses fitted for all
defects in eyesight, headache stopped
by proper glasses. All work guaran.
teei, here for one day only. Remem.
Der the date October 9th.
J. H. Alvers, father of Mrs. Karpan,
from Glencoe, Mimi, was a guest OF
the home of his daughter in this CITY
for couple of days during the fair last
week. He says that our exhibits were
splendid and would have been credit
to any OF the old counties IN Minnesota.
Word was received in this city last
Thursday of the death of Mrs. Daniel
Sanding, one Of the most esteemed
residents of the northern part Of the
county. The funeral was held Friday.
The deceased leaves husband, one
child and large circle of friends to
mourn her demise.
For Rent-A farm containing $40
acres; $50 under cultivation. the bal.
ance good pasture land. Good house
and other buildings. IL miles southeast
of Webster and miles north of Wal.
lace. For terms and other particulars,
address or inquire of Conrad Kohlhase,
Webster, 8. d.
Jacob Halverson, formerly one of the
mail carriers on the rural routes out of
this city, who has been in st. Paul the
past six months where he was operated
upon for cancer, returned to his home
in this city Tuesday night. His many
friends will be glad to know that he
has been pronounced permanently cured
of his malady.
The Milbank band went up to Web
ster Monday evening and assisted for
couple of days in fall celebration at
that place. The base ball team also
attended the ceremonies and in We'd
nesday's game cleaned up the Webster
boys with score of IA to 4. Another
game was to be played yesterday Mil
bank Herald-Advan
Phillip Gross, Atlas Knapp, Frank
Grnby and John Sherbino went to
Eden Park Tuesday afternoon where
Mr. Gross sold farm for III. o. Frank.
They expected to be home that evening
but the automobile got out of commits
sion and DR.. South was compelled to go
out yesterday and make some repairs
before they could get in.
The two horses that belonged to
Frank Mccullough that were driven in
the race Saturday were to have been
shipped to Montana Monday where
, they were entered in several races but
at the last minute it was discovered
that Montana had a quarantine against
horses from North and South Dakota
so the ANIMALS were taken down into
Minnesota to race the remainder of the
season.
The ball game between the locals and
Webster at Webster on Tuesday was
postponed on account of rain but the
locals showed their class yesterday, by
defeating their opponents by a score Of
IA to 4. Milbank battery, Port and Pes
chong. The same teams play again
today and Nee will do the pitching for
the locals. The team then goes to
Appleton for two games. Montevideo
backed ont Of their arrangement and
called OF the two games scheduled with
our boys.-Milbank Review.
The annual conference Of the NJ.
church of the DAKOTA conference CON.
venes at Huron October 9Th, TO 18th,
this year. The pastor, Jas. Mcdonald,
will preach his farewell sermons Sun.
day a. it is the last Sunday before con.
ference. These services promise to be
Of special interest to all. Good music
at both services and In tho evening the
orchestra will play, Sunday 10 rally
day for the Sunday school. all persons
who have attended the school this year
are expected to be present If possible.
Frank Mccullough has returned from
Huron where he attended the state fair.
His horse, Bill Nebitt. took first money
in the ala trot making the four heats