Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-24

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plete and up.to-date stock OF iron bed'
and springs in the state See them
before you buy aud save money
Will Nixon, of Milbank, an engineer
on the Fl 81 ID spent Sunday IN TIN:
city, the guest of his brother, Joe
Nixon, clerk at the Commercial.
A fine up-to.date sewing machine
with modern attachments, guaranteed
for five years, for $500. See the
"Wells No. 1" at Webster Hardware Co.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Small and fam.
lily are now located at Prescott, Wis,
where they are ENJOYING good health
and their new home for the summer
Spring rains will soon be here; get
your rain spouts repaired or new ones
put up W. B & G. w. Dow are head
quarters for all kinds of sheet metal
work
Right Reverend Mopsignor Henry
| Mensing was in Aberdeen last Sunday
where he gave one of the principal
addresses at the state gathering of
Catholics
Barney Long came over from Waubav
yesterday and drove home with fine
Buick touring car, which he purchased
from the Day County Auto and Supply
Company
l.. E. Eek, formerly of this city but
later of Colorado Springs, COL has
again changed his location and has this
time engaged in the real estate business
at Boise, Idaho.
William l. Curtis, of Petoskey,
Mich arrived in the city Wednesday
morning to look after his large business
interests here and to visit with friends
for few days.
Charles Long returned from this city
last evening where he went to hurry up
some cars for the Day County Auto and
Supply company. He succeeded in get
ting two Bucks
j. H. Darling has sold his ranch of
456 acres at Sweet Water lake, to j. j.
Cowan and A. A. Taylor. He left yes
terday for his home at South Tacoma,
Wash Condo News.
DR.. H. Herman made trip to
Condo in an automobile Friday to visit
his brother for a day and incidentally to
deliver to him a new Ford machine
which he had ordered.
Mr.. and Mrs George Howsen were
over from Bristol last Thursday evening
visiting with their many friends. They
report that they are enjoying their life
on the farm immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. N H. Anderson arrived
home yesterday morning. Mrs. Ander-
son has spent the winter in Chattanooga,
Tenn, and her husband went down to
accompany her home.
Adolph Claybuhm and sister. Lydia,
aud Frederick Makwach, of Egeland,
N. d who have been visiting relatives
and friends in this city, departed for
their home Tuesday night.
All of the Webster visitors at the
Aberdeen Homecoming celebration last
week report most excellent time and
say that Aberdeen just did everything
possible for the entertainment of her
guests
The local lodge of the Eastern Star
took in class consisting of Mrs. H. f..
Denton and Messrs. Atlas Knapp, j. @.
Edmond, Sam Calmenson and Rex
Harris After the exercises a banquet
was served.
Sam Calmenson and Martin Hotter,
who attended the grand lodge Knigh is
OF Pythias at Pierre as delegates from
Webster, arrived home Friday having
stopped of for day at the Aberdeen
Homecoming.
Rev. w. H. Mitchell left for Montana
this morning TO spend little time with
his familv on the claim. He has been
under the weather for some time, and
thinks that the trip will do him good
Grcton Independent
Sam Calmenson, of the firm of Tegt-
meir 81 Calmenson, went down to the
Twin Ciues last evening to make some
seasonable purchases of goods for the
large sale TO be carried ON during the
the first week in July
! Several Of the automobile enthusiasts
went out to the lakes yesterday after
noon and took along some dynamite to
blast several laret rocks ont of the road.
There was no rush for seats in the auto
which carried the dynamite.
Rev johnson and family, formerly Of
this city but now located at Gresham.
Wash. arrived in this city last week
for a visit with their many former
friends. They were guests at the homo