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

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Degree of Honor.
John Kotschaver, of Eden Park,
Marshall county, who went to the old
country last fall and has spent the win
Ter ID France and Austria, returned to
this city Monday.
Rev. w. H. Mitchell went to Groton
List Friday afternoon and remained
in hat city over Sunday. He conducted
tn Easter services at the church in
Groson last Sunday.
The.program rendered by the Congre.
eational Sunday school last Sunday
evening is said by those who were pres
emit TO have been one of the finest ever
presented in Webster.
Now is the time to order your summer
salt. Large line of latest patterns to
select from. Work guaranteed to be
firstclass. Oscar Flo, the tailor, over
the Irwin Pharmacy.
w. B. g. G. w. Dow cordially invite
all parties interested in heating their
homes to call at our shop and inspect
the Famous st. Paul Hot Water Boiler
and New Hero Furnaces
Chalmers Curtis, of Petoskey, Mich,
formerly of this city, was an arrival on
Tuesday evening and will spend about
ten days here visiting friends and look
ing after business matters.
Edward w. Rutledge, of Milbank,
representing the Bankers Life Insurance
sompany, of Lincoln, Neb., was trans
asting business and visiting his many
friends in Webster Friday.
Mrs. 1. w. Sanborn Is quite i'll at her
home in this city. The cause of the
illness is general breaking up follow
ing old age and very little hopes are
entertained for her recovery.
8. s. Yeager and family and DR.. @.
,. Brooks and family were called to
Butler Saturday by the death of Henry
Ash. Reuben Brooks took them over
in the auto making two trips.
Eli Stearns, of Webster, ex.register of
dseds of Day county, was IN the city
Friday on business and visiting his
daughter at Changers business college
Aberdeen American, Sunday.
Henry Wagner, manager of the local
yard for the Tuthill Lumber company,
has had decorator at work on the
interior of his Office and it now has the
appearance Of mansion parlor.
Jacob Wickre and George Phillips,
who spent the spring vacation at the
home of their parents in this city,
returned to their labors In the Agricul
tural college at Brookings Monday.
Word has been received in this city
u the death of Gunder H. Vale, of
Valley township, at the Madison hos
pital, Madison, 8. D., where he had
bsen for treatment for tuberculosis.
Michael Tracy. who has spent several
weeks visiting with relatives and friends
in Wisconsin, returned to Webster
Thursday night. Mike is looking we'll
and says he is glad to get back home.
Having made arrangements with
Ditmanson Bros. to receive orders on
ear account for dray work of any
description. All orders sent there will
reseive.prompt attention. Gruby Bros
The dance Tuesday night, April the
2sth, will be the prettiest affair ont.
The entire Mobiles Orchestra will fur
nish the most fascinating music from
10:l5 until 800 o'clock. Dance tickets,
500.
Last Thursday afternoon HI. O.
Wickre, for the Day County Cattle
company, purchased of j. 6. Englehart
ninety head OF cattle which were driven
to the ranch north of this city by Amos
Knapp.
NJ. A. Benjamin, formerly resident
and business man of Webster and who
still has many real estate holdings in
( Day county, arrived Monday to visit
with friends and look after business
matters.
June 10 is the day set for the Day
County Old Settlers picnic to be held
this year at Pierpont Those in charge
of the affair are now at work and the
meeting this year will likely be the
best ever.
Mrs. Knute Nelson, formerly of this
city and Milbank. was visitor at st
Mary's hospital for few days the last
of last week She departed for her
home at Lombard, Mont, Tuesday
morning
A fire alarm was turned in about mid
night last night caused by blaze in
the Bauske smoke house. The depart
ment responded promptly and the flames
were under control before much damage
was done
The Congregationalist people are busy
ut work putting their church property
in splendid condition and when they
have completed their efforts they will
have one of the most attractive church
properties In the city.
The churches Of the city all observed
with proper services Good Friday and
Ka,ter. The attendance at all Of the
services was large and was evidence