Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-21

James and Henry Hamilton departed
for California Tuesday night. They
will stop off in Wisconsin and get theil
father who will accompany them
They all contemplate purchasing land
there.
There will be work in the M M.
degree at Masonic Temple, Saturday
evening, January 90. Lodge will open
promptly at $500 o'clock. All Masons,
In good standing, are invited to be
present.
Egeland & Harris have incorporated
their business under the name of The
Egeland, Harris Co., with S. H. Ege-
laud, president; r. w. Harris, vice.
president and treasurer, and J, B. Ege-
land, secretary.
@. Lensegrav has high score at the
shooting gallery in this city on the con-
test for the automatic revolver, his
score being % John Rabak holds
high score in the bird shoot, having
made ten hand running.
A. G.. Paulson aud II o. Wickre were
in Bristol Friday talking to some of the
citizens of our Day County Agricultural
Fair association. They report that the
people there are ready to join hands for
the success of the associat ton.
II you shoot, go to the Prize Gallery,
one door north of the Health office, and
get Colts automatic revolver (32 cali
bre,) s. 90, 81 90 or $l.00 in cash, or a
box of good cigars free. These are the
prizes offered for good shooting.
w. E. Wells, man ager of the Web.
ster Hardware company, closed deal
Wednesday by which he secured the
Malmberg residence property east of
the high school building and will move
into it with his family in the near
future.
Gordon Smith came from Idaho Sun
day for few days visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith and
friends. This is Gordon's first visit for
several years and he is naturally very
much pleased to be with his friends
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Compton and son,
Roy arrived today from their long stay
at Colorado Springs Roy is not feel
ing as we'll as he has been on account
of the long journey, but his friends
hope for his immediate recovery from
his set back.
The Royal Neighbors and the Modern
woodmen gave an old fashioned dance
Tuesday evening at which there was a
large attendance. All the good old
dances were danced and many there
proved they had not forgotten their
early training.
Alfred Sampson, of Frank, and Miss
Elma Peterson, of Grenville, were
operated on at the city hospital Friday
for appendicitis, doctors p ID. and I'll.
A. Peabody doug the work. They are
rapidly recovering and will be out again
in about week.
We see by Michigan paper that
Maj. Arthur Loomis, of Ionia, Mich.
has been appointed private secretary to
the governor of Michigan for the fifth
term which makes a record for that
office Maj LOOMS is brother of L. M.
LOOMS of this city.
For Sale-The fine Belgian stallion.
Boston Doom, three years old !:
imported from Belgium In November,
1908 He can be seen at Chapman
barn, south of st. Mary's hospital, where
his pedigree and other particulars will
be explained. Wickre g. Chapman.
Cypress River, Man.-The Beilbarx
Entertainers captured the people here in
the opening number, and she interest
was sustained throughout the entire
program. The audience was simplv
|delighted.-Rev. II. B. Richardson.
Lecture course, opera house, Wednesday,
January "a.
A ,ard club was organised by a num-
Der OF young yeople Friday evening at
the s. 8. Yeager home with Miss Nah
a. president amt Miss Hanson as score
sary and treasurer. After the organ.
ization the party spent some time play.
ing cards and Chas. Helberg carried off
the honors and Elmer AAugen the hight
prize. About thirty were present.
The secretary Of the Dsy County
Agricultural Fair association hs.
received the certificate of Interrogation
from the secretary Of state and win be-
lS'>Snd TO zee the business men Of web.
|r>ar in regard to the association
Remember that subscription for a
county fair means dollars TO every busi.
ness man In Webster ~ well az everv
farmer In Day county. Boost for the
fair association and Day county.
Today before l. s. Coomes. a ius,,ce
OF the peace. there is case being tried
brought By States Attorney Anderson
Against tho lumber companies Of this
city on . criminal charge. This case
viz likely b known a. lumbsr CASE
NO ?. Cass No. bsing before the
courts for some time, but IL l. hoped bv
shs atsornsys for the lumbar companies