Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

east portion Of Webster city, for rent at
reasonable terms Inquire OF Nike
! Zakel
Scott Knapp, who was in Webster
for several weeks recovering from oad
case of illn, IS, has sufficiently recovered
10 be able TO return 10 his bone near
/ Lennon last Friday.
Alvin Bates, who has been visiting
with relatives and friends aroHnd ana
in Webster for some time, departed
Wednesday night for his home near
Miles City. Montana.
David Williams came up from Duluth
Sunday night and went TO Ordway to
attend the auction sale. He expressed
himself ~ more than satisfied with
the resuitsof the sale.
DR.. Percy d. Peabody went Down to
the Twin Cities on matters OF business
and pleasure Sunday night. He TOOK
his son, Percy. along with him and
showed him the sights.
We have opened dress. making parlors
in room 4, Tegtmeier block, and are
prepared to do all kinds of sewing
Will be pleased to have the ladies call
any time. Hague Sisters.
A postal from Leopold Gross brings
the information that he is in Liepsig,
Germany, and is having a most delight
full trip visiting among the scenes OF
his berth and early manhood.
l.. G. Ochsenreiter came home from
the west last Wednesday night, spent
a couple of days with his family and
friends in this city aud then went down
10 ST Paul on matters of business.
The Maccabee ladies may not all be
Irish. but their hearts are all right
for they gave st. Patrick's dance
Wednesday night and the attendance
was satisfactory and everybody had a
| fine time.
Bernard Rhode arrived from Lake
Park, Iowa, Monday with his house
hold and immigrant goods and has
moved on to the Chas Becht farm where
ne and his family will make their
future home.
Charley Farmer has been admitted to
the hospital in this city where he IL
receiving treatment at the present time
The many friends of the young gentle
man will hope that he will be benefited
and soon be able to be out and around
again.
w. G. Warner has gone out to Pick
erel lake TO get his hotel incondition fol-
the opening of the fishing season. He
will have to hurry if the weather keeps
Up as several of the boys nave their
spears out this morning getting then
sharpened.
Josephus Alley and daughter, Mis-
Mabel. departed Monday night fo1
Minneapolis where they were to visi
for few days and then continue thei
journey to California where Mr.
Alley has some important legal matter
to attend to.
Marriage licenses were this weel
issued to DINER G.. Moen and Anna
Olava Kleven, both of Nutley, Lars. L
highland and Serine Skaare. both o
Lynn, Richard Ross Russell, of Web
ster, and Laura Lena Schipper, o
Euclid, Mimi.
For Sale:-One threshing outfit
Nichols d Shepherd 20-horse engine
36x56 Nichols & Shepherd separator
, new Ruth salf.feeder; two water tanks
tender trucks. Outfit all complete an,
, in good running order. For term
inquire of johnson Bros.
A letter from A. I. Cooper, cashie
Of the Farmers and Merchants Nationa
bank of this city, brings the informs
ton that he is enjoying his trip in tn
south very much and 10 gaining hi
health and strsngth rapidly and expect
to be home in few weeks.
i w. H. Chad was up At Ordwa
Monday and acted ~ clerk of the vii
liams sale. Will sAys that it was th
biggest and best crowd he ever sases
. sale. The people who attended wen
, to buy, know what tAey wanted an
when it was pat up bid on IL
Ole johnson. who has been spsndin
the winter ont at the Enemy SwiI
, hotel, was brought to tho city last wee
charged with selling liquor without
license. He waived examination an
was bound over to the next term of ii
circuit court. He furnished bonds.
!. Mrs. and Mrs Lief Larson went
!. the Twin Cities Monday night for
pleasure trip of few days. Mr.. La
son returned to Webster this Thur
day morning but Mrs. Larson and Il
baby stopped off at Milbank for vii
;. OF few days with relatives and friend
DIR. M. NJ. Judge departed the first
= she week for the section of the sta
y west of the Missouri river where
, went to purchase few cars of go
: western horses which he will bring
this county for sale. He is an exoelle
70 Judge Of horse flesh and what he briu
.. will be right.
D. A letter from his SON, wost
= informs MS of the death of his faith
is Warner Hayhnrst, at his late hon