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

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Street, New Pork City.
A very pretty wedding occurred at the
Catholic church in this city Tuesday
morning when Rev. Father Mensing
pronounced the words that united Miss
Olivia Dohman and Grover Alderman
in the bonds of holy wedlock. The
young couple have grown up in this
county aud have hosts of friends 10
wish them success and happiness all
through life. A reception was held at
the home of the BRIDES mother in the
evening and most delightful time was
enjoyed by all
We congratulate the Reporter and
Farmer OF Webster on being able to
move into new two story brick build
ing this fall Ii is several years since
we visited the shop of the Reporter aud
Farmer and while at that time they
were well equipped with machinery and
type they were badly cramped for room.
Brothers Adams and Denton have put
in some hard ticks in the newspaper
business and they deserve the handsome
new quarters which they occupy
Britton Journal.
Mrs. r l. Irwin and children and her
mother, Mrs Milham, and brother,
Leslie Milham, departed Friday evening
for California where they expect to
make their future home. Mr.. Irwin
will follow them as soon as he can close
ont his business interests here. We
very much regret the departure of all
these people for during their residence
here they have proved that they are
among the class known as the salt of
the earth and just the kind of folk that
every community wants to get and
hold. Wa wish them the best of luck
in their new home but il they do not
find it just as represented they will
always find a warm welcome back in
Webster.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Herington, in Wau-
bay Monday. November %, 1909,
occurred the marriage OF Miss Harriet
Herington to Mr.. Fred Rockwell, OF
Webster. The wedding was a family
affair and very private. The young
people have come to Webster and gone
to housekeeping in the Tegtmeier build
ing. Mrs. Rock we'll is one of Day
county's most comedy and accomplished
young women and is amply qualified TO
make an excellent helpmeet. Mr.. Rock
we'll has been the expert in charge OF
the telephone station in this city for
about year and during that time has
made a host of friends who will wish
for him and his wife all the happiness
that can come TO welded couple
w. H. Pendergast, of Aberdeen, state
manager for the Surety Fund Life
Company, of Minneapolis, arrived in
the city Tuesday, and Will spend sew
eral days here assisting w; r Bates,
the company's local agent, In closing a
large number of policies that Mr.. Bates
has secured during the summer aud
fall months. This company is very
popular, It's plan appeals to the copser-
yatiye business man, in fact to any man
who needs protection for his family or
his estate. The adjustment OF the
policy is such, that the comp ny is on
permanent basis and at she same time
the insurance costs bnt little more thar
| fraternal insurance mas COST IN tine past
Many of the leading business men o
Webster carry at least part of theii
insurance with this company, and w
predict large amount of new bushes
will be written during this presen
campaign.
Rev. w. II. Mitchell, who has serve
the Episcopal churches at Webster
Bristol and Groton the past three years
has received call to the position o
curate of the st. Paul's Episcopal churc
at Butte, Mont, and he will leav
about December 10. to commence hl
new duties. The St. Paul's Episcops
church at Butte is the largest Episoopa
church in the northwest having owe