Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-29

for day. Mr.. and Mrs. Atchison are
recent arrivals from Illinois and are
looking for farm to rent in this Sec
ton and hope to make their home in
Day county in the future.
Charles Wright is loading his car of
household goods and departs today for
his new home in Canada Mrs Wright
will not accompany him at present but
will go to North Dakota for visit
with relatives while Mr.. Wright is
building home for the family We
join with all Day county folk in wish
ing them success in their new home.
A. T Cooper, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank, q. b.
Hyde, manager of the Webster Mill
company, and J. T Goodwin, one of
the best posted real estate men in the
county, were in the northern part of
the county Monday, going into Mar.
shall county as far as Britton, looking
over the crop prospects and as gem
eral thing they report the outlook as
excellent for all kinds of grain.
We were wondering last week who
would be the next lucky woman to got
an Electric Washer Well, it was Mrs
Chas. johnson, and to say she was
delighted with it Is putting 1t mild.
Mrs. johnson says washing Is just
amusement, no work at all since she
got her Electric Washer. The Webster
Hardware Co. always keep them on
hand and give you free trial.
A. T. Cooper, manager of the Far
mers Union Elevator company, is busy
these days with his large automobile
making various trips out from Webster
uperintending the building of new
elevators and improvements upon other
houses already owned by the company
at Langford, Spottswood, Brampton
and Roscoe He finds that he can make
time by travelling with the machine and
those who have gone with him say that
he could do that if he only had mile for
mile to travel with the trains.
j. @. Burdick and wife, of Chicago,
who have been making tour of the
west, arrived last week for an extended
visit at the home Of the gentleman
cousin, DIR. J. l.. Harris. Mr.. Burdick
says he is very much surprised at South
Dakota, while he was aware it was a
wonderful state, he had no idea that
nature had been so generous with us
and he is frank to admit that what he
has seen while driving around Day
county, has convinced him that South
Dakota is the best, or one of the best,
in the Union.
The deputy sheriff of Day county and
the auto liVeryman and the city mar
shall of Pierpont were here Tuesday
looking after bunch of hoboes that
they suspected of breaking into the
jewelry store at Pierpont. They tele-
phoned to Chief of Police Jas. Foley
and when they got here Foley had four
suspects in the city Jail. They let one
of them, a mere boy, go and returned to
Webster with the other three. Whether
they are the ones that done the deed or
not we have not learned yet bat the
evidence against them was pretty slim.
-Britton Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Wagner departed
last week for Minneapolis where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Wagner was connected with the
Reliance Elevator company and its
predecessors in Webster as manager for
nearly twenty years and during that
time has made thousands of friends
throughout the county who will very
much regret that he is moving away.
All will appreciate his promotion to the
position of travelling auditor for the
company. He finds it impossible to con-
tinue his home in Webster and cover
his territory and get home very often
and hence the move.
The following article taken from the
Aberdeen News relates to Miss Lelah
Noble who was couple of years one Of
the most popular young lady teachers
in the public schools Of this city aud
has hosts Of friends here who will wish