Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-29

to Garden City again Tuesday morn.
ing.
Messrs. and Mesdames j. K. Chap
man, s. S. Yeager, j. T. Goodwin and
l.. H. Woodwork ana Messrs. Bert
johnson, Floyd Yeager and Bismarck
Serum went to Bristol Sunday TO
attend the funeral services o. the late
r. p. Brokaw.
Rev. w. H. Mitchell, who has been
spending couple of months vacation
with his family at their ranch home in
Montana, arrived home to Webster on
Monday morning, He is looking quite
improved in health and reports the
family all well.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Compton, who
have spent the past two months in the
state of Wisconsin looking after health,
returned home Friday night and we
are pleased to say chat they give every
appearance of having found what they
went in search OF.
In letter from the Jens Peterson
children to their little friends in this
city, the girls sag that their papa had
his large American flag unfurled at his
summer resort the other day and il
looked so pretty and made some OF
them very homesick.
DR. Sherman Lull returned Thursday
morning from his trip to the coast. The
doctor says that his wife and children
are all we'll and that they like the
country. They are located at Ellens.
burg, Washington, about 100 miles east
of the coast.-Summit Signal.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Irwin, who have
spent couple of weeks visiting at The
home of their son, r. l.. Irwin, in this
this city, departed last evening fol
their former home at Glendale, N. ID
where they will spend a few weeks and
then return to their home in California
Subjects for Sunday at the Congrega
tional church: Morning-The Spiritna
Refreshments from the Arts. Evening
The Religious Basis of Optimism
These will be the last preaching services
until August 90. The pastor and Mrs
Gregory will depart for a vacation IN
Wisconsin.
u. Sherwood has been on the sick lis,
bat is now selling $50 to $10e day OF
stock. The travelling tree agents had q
broad smile on them; they thought the
old man was going to turn up his toes
bat he will be around to see yoa. Save
yoEr tree orders for him and get q
square deal.
Bro. Denton of the Reporter and
Farmer and A. G. Paulsen were here
from Webster last Thursday, soliciting
ads, and other essentials for the pre-.
MUM list of the county fair. 1t prom.
Uses TO be a document worthy of perusal
and souvenir of Day county
over Gazette.
A novel social was held last evening
at the home of M B. Long, novel in
the fact that automobiles met those
desiring of attending the social az the
Methodist church in this city and took
them out to the pleasan. farm home to
spend the evening and psrtake of
refreshments.
James Cooper, Frank and John Will
cox, Michael Huber, Jr.. and SAINT and
Stanley Walker, who have been
employed on the Farmers Union eleva-
tor at Langford. came home and spent
Sunday and departed Monday morning
for Spottswood, n. D., where they are
to be employed by the same company.
J. E. McKibben was out on the s. g.
Yeager farm in Valley township ON
Monday assisting in the preparation for
the sale. A party of gentlemen were
catching some colts and Mr.. McKibben
became entangled in rope which was
attached to colt and was dragged
considerable distance. Fortunately he
escaped with few bad bruises, but
nothing serious.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Grant Chapman and
MIR. and Mrs. Atchinson came down
from the Williams, Curtis q Wickre
ranch last Friday on business matters