Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-22

A L. Cooper. Cashier of the Farmer
and Merchants National band, wa
down to the Twin Cities on bushes
returning Wednesday morning
THRESRERS THRsSRERSll THHESHERS!n w
have everything thresher needs an,
lots of it, at lowest market price Cal
and inspect stock w II. Co.
w q. Ladd and his crew of cemen
workers went to Summit "eduesda!
where he has contract for a cemen
basement for new school house
John Sherbino and j V Martir
attended the shooting tournament a
WATERFOWL last Friday Martin got II
on the money, being third gun that day
States Attorney Van Slyke and
Sheriff Anderson, of Brown county
were in the city between trains We'd
nesday on business with Judge McNulty.
A free trial Monday for the electric
washer. Who will take it? II you try
one you will keep it, as not one has
been returned after trial. W. H. Co.
Harry Hart, James Walton and John
Blocker returned Saturday morning
from their trip to Canada. They were
very much impressed with the country.
Williams Lumber company is going
out of the Woven Wire Fence business
and have quite an amount of American
Woven Wire Fencing at cost while it
lasts.
Robert Efnor DEPARTED for Miles City,
Mont, Friday evening where he will
purchase couple of cars of young
heavy work horses for the Webster
market
Mr. and Mrs. A r. Ferguson arrived
home Friday morning and Tnesdav
departed for Duluth, Mimi to visit
friends and enjoy the lake breezes for
few days.
George Ebling brother of R. B.
Ebling, of this city, arrived from st.
Paul Saturday morning and will visit
for few weeks with Webster relatives
and friends.
Mrs. P. ] Blegen, Misses Carrie Mox-
ness, Lalla Blegen and Mabel Peterson
spent Sunday in Bristol the guests Of
Mrs Blegen's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Moxness
Mrs. Mary l. Smith, of Chicago, who
has been visiting in this city,for the
past three weeks, a guest at the
Dunton home, departed for Chicago
Tuesday evening.
The Aberdeen dailies report an uncon-
firmed rumor that Emil Victor, held
for the murder of the Christie family
and Ronayne boy near Randolph, has
confessed the crime.
There will be an important business
meeting of Webster Lodge No 65, K.
of p. at Kading hall tonight( Thursday
at 500 o'clock sharp, all members are
requested to be present.
Mrs NJ NJ. Brown. of Webster, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. B.
A. Walton, for couple Of days.
returned to her home this morning.
Aberdeen news, Tuesday.
Chas. DuEll sold his farm near Bris-
toll last week the consideration we are
informed was $4,000. He will sell his
personal property on the farm Satur-
day, July "a, at public auction.
Miss Lydia Stearns, of Webster, who
has been the guest of Miss Vera Guthrie
departed Tuesday for Langford for a
visit with the family of her aunt, Mrs.
John Martin. -Pierpont Signal.
Don't forget the dates Of the South
Dakota State Fair Il will be held in
Huron September 18th to 18th and will
be bigger and better than ever Make
arrangements to run down for day.
The party who left sorrel horse
weighing about 800 pounds ia my past
ure joining the townsite of Webster on
the south, will please come and make
himself known TO me. Geo. HOPPER.
0. 7. Strandness returned last even
from Jamestown, N D., having made
the trip in his Buick car. He says the
crops all the way show that the two
Dakotas are the best states in the union.
A. g. Paulsen and II. +. Denton have
been touring tne south and west sides
OF the county from Monday until Wed.
nesdav night In the interest OF the Day
County Agricultural Fair Associa ton.
s. s. Yeager and family passed
throngh here last evening with his 40
horse Buick. on his return home from q
trip through northern Minnesota and
North Dakota. To . Signal reporter
Senator Yeager expressed himself as
having bad most enjoyable trip. .
Pierpont Signal