Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-03
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People AnC
Her Visitors.

Friday from Pierre where she had been
in attendance upon the meetings of the
grand lodge of tine Degree of Honor
lodge of this state. Mrs. Hyde was the
senior officer of the order for the past
year and in the management of the
affairs Of the order during the year
has given the best of satisfaction and
was highly complimented by the grand
body at its Pierre session
A letter from Airs. Jens Peterson,
from Minneapolis, requests Us 70 bid
her many friends farewell. fm her and
to state that owing 20 the time con-
sumed in packing and making arrange
ments for departure she did not have
time 10 make her last calls. Mrs.
Peterson expressed regret at leaving
and hopes 10 see all her friends some
time again AMI wishes for all long and
happy hives filed with prosperity.
On Tuesday morning very bad acct
dent occurred AT the Webster mill
just how the accident happened no one
knows as IL was done so quickly that
II was over practically before il started
Fred Booth was trying 20 start feeder
which had given some trouble, and in
some manner was caught IN the belt
and thrown over the top Of the machine,
sustaining broken rib and his left arm
was broken in two places, one Of the
bones being driven through the flesh.
Mr. Booths injuries will lay him mp for
some time. bnt he can congratulate
himself that he was not killed
The weather was not the besf last
Sunday for picnic but the members o.
the 500 club had arranged for an outing
on that day aud the losing side during
the games of the winter were TO enter
tain the winners at Pickerel lake, and
the members showed that they were
thoroughbreds and despite the threaten.
ing weather twenty-five OF them, in five
automobiles, went out TO the popular
pleasure resort 70 spend the day. The
weather was mucky, the roads were
muddy, the wind was raw and cold, but
the crown was full of the spirit OF the
occasion and bound to have good time
in spite Of everything and the Indictment
weather only added experience TO the
occasion, as one Of the members put il,
and when they came in in the evening
all reported good time, and closed the
season in huzzah of good fellowship
On Monday morning Mrs. Jsns Peter
son and the children departed for Min
neapolis where they will visit until
Thursday when they will be Joined by
Mr.. Peterson and start upon their jour-
ney for Norway where they expect to
make their future home The departure
OF this estimable family is deeply felt
by all Webster people. They have made
their home here for great many years
and Mr.. Peterson has been identified
with the business interests and been one
Of the best promoters for the city good,
always identified with everything tend.
ing to the city's material advancement
and permanent prosperity Mrs Peter
son was NOT society woman but was
very motherly lady, splendid neighbor
and one OF the best Of friends and will
be greatly missed by those with whom
she chose to be intimate. The family
Of children are all bright and interest
ing and IL is with the sincerest regret
that we chronicle the departure Of the
family, and while we wish them MOTH
ing but happiness we cannot but hope
that short time in the old country will
make Thorn realize the many advantages
of living in America and that they will
again return and make their home in
Webster.
r. G. Carlisle, of Omaha, Neb
arrived in the city last night from
Enemy Swim lake near Webster where
he has been fishing for two or three
days. Mr.. Carlisle is one of the best
known travelling men making this terri
tory, having first visited here Is ago,
and he gets to Aberdeen about once a
year. Though So years old he is as
active az some many years younger and
still has great fondness for piscatorial
pursuits AS result Of his prowess
with the rod aud line on Sunday and
Monday he took rs fine pike, humber
or perch and any amount Of picksrel
from the lake. The pickerel he returned
10 the water. not deeming them as Of
the taste possessed by the pike and
perch. He brought 30 Of the pike to
This city last night and distributed
several OF them 70 his friends IN this
city Tho largest Of the pike tipped
the scales AZ or pounds. and the
smallest was nothing 70 BE- sneezed At.
M Cxsliale says that Enemy Swim is
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rindsrrnstsn primer why. Il you
nave never flshsd there YOU have some
thipc ccipinG, he said. THE hsh in
tbsf Isks ars plentiful and have the
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Nsws. "Wednesday