Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-04-15

! The Ministerial Association Of the
Watertown district of the Dakota con.
ference of the M. f. church will con.
vene in Webster May 11-l3. An excel.
emit program has been arranged with a
prominent speaker each evening.
Chas. Phelps, of Webster, has spent
several days here this week showing the
REQ automobile for which he is agent
While here he sold H. H. Minthorn a
five passenger touring car. He left for
Garden City today.-Bradley Globe.
Superintendent Thompson and Pro.
lessor Ebert were in attendance at the
district educational meeting at Aber.
deem last week for couple of days.
They report large meeting and a very
interesting and instructive program.
The dance given by the Royal Neigh
bors Tuesday evening was an old
fashioned affair as advertised. The
music was excellent, the crowd mixed,
old and young, the dances old fashioned
and the time the best ever had in Web
ster.
While driving to this city from his
farm south of here last Sunday Conrad
Kohlhase was the victim of very bad
runaway and while he escaped with a
few bad bruises, his team escaped from
him and his buggy was a complete
wreck
DR.. Mclaughlin was in the city from
Aberdeen yesterday. Mac lie cleaning
up his business interests in this section
preparatory to making his permanent
home in the south. He has many
friends in Webster who will wish HIM
the best of luck.
To accommodate my patrons and
give the best that any market affords, /
have arranged for shipment Of green
vegetables and berries to come every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Remember the days and phone to
Bausk's meat market.
E. A. Bradley, formerly station agent
in this city, now immigration agent for
the Milwaukee road with headquarters
at Helena, Mont, arrived in this city
last Thursday and has been busy this
week packing their household goods for
shipment to their new home.
The Women's Catholic Order of For
esters, of this city improved the first
opportunity after the Lenten season to
give an invitation dance in the Kading
hall last evening. The crowd was
select, the music fine, the lunch excel.
lent and the evening most enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sasse returned
Friday from visit of a couple of weeks
with their children, who reside on the
old farm in Marshall county, near Brit.
ton. Mr.. Sasse reports spring work
well started in the valley and every
thing giving splendid promise for 1909
Roy L. Irwin, of the Irwin Pharmacy,
was called to Cakes last night by tel
egram announcing the serious illness of
a brother-in-law. He took his little
son, Quentin, with him and the young
man will remain with his grandmother,
Mrs. Millham, in Aberdeen until Roy's
return.
w. x. Tanner, who spent the winter
in his former home in Norway, returned
to his home in this city last week. He
reports very pleasant time in his old
home and says that we're 1t not for his
large business interests in this country
he knows of no better place to live
than back in old Norway.
Byron Walton, of the law firm Oh
Wells T. Walton. of Webster, was in the
city Thursday afternoon on professional
business. Mr.. Walton is very much
impressed with Aberdeen and states that
he has half a mind to come here to live
That's good resolution, better adopt
it Aberdeen American. Friday.
Monday afternoon Arthur Conley
came down from Valley township,
where he has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conley, and spent
the afternoon visiting his many Web
ster friends. That evening he Joined
the Webster university boys and went
back to his duties at the Minnesota
university.
Mrs. A L Gilmor will dispose of
her household goods at auction Satur-
day and will leave the first of the week
with her daught r, Mrs A. E Watson,
for the latter's home in Grand Forks,
N. d. Mrs Gilmor will remain at the
Watson home for an extended visit and
then go to the home Of her mother in
New York state.
A farewell reception was given by the
ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL church of
this city yesterday to Mrs E. A Brad.
ley at the home of Rev and Mrs. A. Z
Gregory large number of ladies
were present aud deep and sincere
regret was expl essed upon all sides that
Mrs. Bradley was soon, 70 leave and
make her home in Helena.
Mrs. A. T. Gilmor will offer all of her
household goods for sale at public
auction in front of Larsen's restaurant,
cn Main street in the lily of Webster
on Saturday, April II, at 2 o'clock