Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-04-15
J.R. Chapman has been laid up the

Ben Wade, of Oak Gulch township
was transacting business in Webster
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs Ole Strand has been removed
from the city hospital TO the home OF
her uncle, j. A. Ray.
For the very latest and most unique
styles and patterns in wall paper go to
Peabody's Drug store.
Lee Lewis came over from AndoveI
Saturday and spent the day with his
many Webster friends.
Send your berry order to Bauske's
market Orders arrive every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Faust and Orpheus will be played by
Mobiles Concert Orchestra Tuesday,
April q. Don't miss it.
Thomas MoKennett went to Sioux
Falls Monday on matters of business
before the federal courts.
DIR. M. NJ. Judge went to Butler Mon.
day morning to look after the disposal
of several head of horses.
Edward Blank and wife, of Britton,
were in the city over Sunday visiting
with relatives and friends.
Attorney Walton was transacting bus
mess and visiting friends in his former
home at Aberdeen Monday.
We have an up-to-date tin shop Let
Us repair your cave troughs before the
spring rains set in. w. II. Co.
Let Oscar Flo clean and press your
suits. He will do good job for you.
Shop over the Irwin Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Erickson are
the proud parents of fine boy who
came to them Monday morning.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
f. Huntington has been spending few
days with his family in this city.
Herbert Curtis, of Petoskey, Mich,
accompanied his brother, Chalmers, to
this city for visit of few days.
Mrs. Krantz and children arrived
from Aberdeen Saturday night to spend
Easter with Mrs Charley johnson.
Emil Johnson came down from Bris-
tol Sunday morning to spend the day
with his many friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wander Meide, of
Andover, were visiting at the II. o.
Wickre home in this city Monday.
Judge Frank McNulty came over
from Sisseton Monday and held his
first term of court for Day county.
JIG Moore, of Raritan, came in last
Friday to meet his wife who had been
visiting her daughter in Aberdeen.
Amos Knapp returned home Friday
night from short visit with MIR. and
Mrs. Grant Chapman at the ranch.
Charles E. Anderson, of Ortley, was
visiting with Webster friends and look.
ing after business matters yesterday
Nothing tastes SO good at this time OF
the year as as brand new fried spring
chicken. You can get one at Knapp's
Ladies are invited to inspect Fisk's
fashionable hats at Miss Frost's millin
cry. A new consignment just received
Miss Ella Wells came down from
Aberdeen to spend Easter Sunday al
the home of her brother, w. E. Wells
You can paint the town red or any
other color with Blood's paint SOLD
and guaranteed by Webster Hardware
Co.
Miss Mabel Sammons, who visited
with her sister here for a week returned
to her home in Winona, Mimi, yester.
day.
A letter from s. III. Russell, formerly
of this city, asks to have his paper
changed from Minneapolis to Carpio
N. d.
Rev. VIM. Bellon will 60 to Butler
tomorrow to officiate at the funeral OF
the baby Of Mr., and Mrs. Fred schoen.
beck.
Eli Stearns went to Aberdeen Satur.
day and remained over Sunday with
his daughter who is attending college
there.
A very important meeting Of the
Webster Driving Park association has
been called. Read the notice in another
column.
| @. II. Anderson, of Aberdeen, who
was formerly in the saloon business in
Webster, was visiting with friends here
Monday.
The annual city election occurs mex,
Tuesday. If you perform your whole
duty as citizen You will go to the poll,
and vote.
School commenced again Monday AND
the scholars and teachers alike are nov
counting the days until the SUMMED
vacation.
| H. o. Wiokre was called to Grace
vile, Mimi, last Thursday night OF
business matters. He returned satur
day night.
Young pc ple surprised Florence OIsoI
on her 16sh birthday Monday. A geo
time is reported. Dainty refreshmens
were served.