Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-07

ceeded In locating the buggy ana mar
. ness stolen from Ferney September 10
Webster. The property had been
left near town September IL, but no
trace of the horse WAS eund.-Gr oton
Herald.
Joseph Becker and Dug Milan left
this morning for Webster, where they
will drive to Hetke pass and go into
Becker camp. They intend to capture
a large number of the wild flock before
returning to the city.-Abel deem News,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Clark, of Webster,
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Green, coming from Web
ster by auto. They returned home this
morning and were accompanied by Miss
Sadie Green who will make a short
visit with them.-Aberdeen News,
"Wednesday.
w. +. Kadicg has just unpacked and
has on display fine line OF the latest
and most up-to. date automobile robes
huu sIId"ln ne WOOl Blk VS. aiO u
new thing and, are especially popular.
Made in sizes up to 56 by 81 inches.
Call and see them
O. L. Greer, manager Of the Swenson
Land company with headquarters in
Webster, departed Monday night for
Bovina, Texas, with large party of
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look up investments and the land
offered by the company.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Howson arrived
from Bristol last Saturday and will
make their home an Webster for the
future. Mr Howson having accepted a
position with the Ohilson- Haugen COM
pany Their many friends will ibe glad
to welcome them as residents Of Web
ster egain.
For Rent--A farm containing GAO
acres; 450 under cultivation. the bal
ance good pasture land. Good house
and otheE buildings. Ii miles southeast
of Webster and miles north OF Wal
lace. For terms and other particulars,
address or inquire of Conrad Kohlhase,
Webster, S. d.
If you have piece of machinery,
household goods. e horse, COW, sheep,
pig, poultryoor any other article you
wish to dispose of bring it TO my barn,
Breeders Headquarters Saturday morn-
ing, October 9Th, and will sell it for
you for a small commission at my big
auction sale. Dr.. NJ. NJ. Judge.
Chas. Shibley, of Minneapolis. one Of
the best instr uctors ON the guitar and
mandolin in the country, arrived in this
city last Friday for hunting trip of a
month or more. He has decided to
take a few students while here and can
be found at DIR. Ii. ]. Hepman's.
Mrs Frank Anderson returned Sat-
urday from visit with her brother at
Canton. The lady expected to attend
the federation of womau's clubs at
Dell Rapids bnt had the misfortune to
sprain her ankle while at Canton and
was unable to attend the meeting.
Joseph Nixon and Edward Bailey,
the two popular clerks at Knapp's res
taurant, resigned their positions last
week. The former went to Milbank |
and the latter to Lennon where they |
have secured situations. The boys made
lots of friends in Webster who will wish
them good luck.
Rev. K. b TreFetheren, the Congre-
gational minister at Reyillo, is not only
a preacher but a walker, and he covered
the distance between Revillo and Mil
bank last Monday and caught the after
noon train for Waubay, where he had
an appointment to meet friends.-Mil-
bank Herald Advance.
Last Sunday evening, q gentleman
from Aberdeen who was at the depot to
take the train was taken suddenly iii
and fell unconscious. He was taken to
st. Mary's hospital, in this city, where
he was ministered to and in couple of
days went to his home. We did not
learn the gentleman's name.
Read that great novel. Lena Rivers,
by Mary j. Holmss, and then come to
the opera house next Wednesday even
ing, October Is. and see il as dramatized
by Bulah Poynter. The play 10 pre-
sented by an unusually clever company,
and those who have seen the perform
ance pronounce it one of the best they
have ever seen. II