Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-25


was In Webster Monday and Tuesday
TO attend the meeting of the league OF
gun clubs
Came to my premises Monday,
November L~t, one white boar about 2
months old Owner can have same by
calling ut my place aud paying for
keeping and this notice. Near Emn EFT
Forbes home. John Pesall
Amos Griswold, the manager of Dow
BOWS business in this city, is the
happiest man in Webster just at present
his mother has arrived from Aberdeen
aud has made home for him in the
rooms over the Hrabak shoe store.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Coin went to Bristol
Tuesday morning for visit of Few
days with relatives and friends. Ed il
in bad shape with rheumatism at the
present time and thought he would pay
his visits while he could do nothing
else.
Will Ravens was called back from
North Dakota Tuesday night by the
illness of his child in this city An
operation was necessary yesterday and
we are glad TO say that it was SUCCESS.
full and the little one is getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Farmer left
Friday morning for Deer Lodge, Mont
where they expect to make their future
home. They are a couple of Day
county's best young people and the best
wishes of hosts of friends will accom-
pany them
Rev. Jonas johnson will deDart Tues
day incoming for Sioux Falls and Bran
don where he will deliver lectures ON
Luther and the Reformation He
will also lecture in Salem. The rev.
erend expects to be absent the greater
part of next week
Rev. Jonas johnson will prsach in
the New Sweden church Sunday morn
ing, November 30, at IL o'clock, and in
the German Sweden church in Webster
at 800 o'clock in the afternoon He
will also occupy the same pulpits at the
same hours on December 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Chapman came
in from the ranch last Friday and spent
a couple of days with Webster friends
Mrs. Chapman went to Andover one
evening and visited until the next morn
ing with her daughter, Miss Emma,
who is employed in the postoffice there
A picture is the most economical gift
a person can give AID still it is the most
appreciated present anybody can
receive. For satisfactory photos, john
son, the leading photographer, Is the
one to have it done by. Make your
appointment early and avoid the holiday
rush.
M. Rexford, of Waubay, arrived
Thursday and is visiting at the home of
his cousin, Homer Rexford. His prin-
cipal object in making the visit at this
time is to be near his brother, ]. M.
Rexford. of Aurora, who is quite i'll at
the Brookings hospital -Brookings
Press
Mrs. G. w. Look. who has spent a
couple of months a. the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russell, Of
this city, departed Sunday night for her
former home in Carpio. N. D., where
she will visit for few days before
going to join her husband in their new
home in Canada
Capt. Fl. McElde-y, of the United
States army, stationed at Manila, is
visiting his cousin, r. Q Laird This
Is the first time he has been back to the
states in nine years. He formerly lived
at Webster, and during the Spanish
war enlisted and was sent to the Philip.
pines, where he has been since. He Is
on leave of bsence and returns to the
far east in January. Aberdeen Amer.
can, Tuesday.