Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-19
Mrs. R. B. Ebling and children went

and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Plant and
their children, OF Faulkton. arrived in
this city Saturday for few days visit
at the j. O. Garrick home.
Hon. Ross E. Parks returned from his
Idaho trip last week, while in the west
he took in the exposition at Seattle,
Wash. He was in this city Wednesday
looking after business interests.
Isaac Waters was arrested last week
by the Day county game warden for
illegal fishing. Mr.. Waters plead
guilty" and paid fine and costs,
amounting in all to $58 CO. -Lapgford
Bugle
You can save money by getting prices
on hardware, harness and farm
machinery from Holmquist Bros & Co.
at Holnquist, S. d. They have large
and complete stock and appreciate your
business.
For sale at bargain-One Monarch
steel range, good as new: one oak com
bination side-board and cupboard, also
several other articles of household and
Il kitchen furniture. Inquire of Mrs w.
F. Lipke.
81 II. /. Olston, of Lake Preston, presi-
dent of the Merchants Exchange bank
of that city, and of the Security bank
xpf Webster, was in the city Friday
getting acquainted and looking after
business interests.
The committees are putting in their
best ticks getting ready for what prom
iees to be the greatest event in the his
tory of Day county-The Agricultural
Fair, in September. Lend them help
ing hand. Everybody boost
Alex Highland came up from Aber-
deem Sunday night and stopped off to
see the folks, departing for the cities
Monday morning. Alex is out on a
vacation and will take streamer trip
down the Mississippi from st, Paul.
The dance at the opera house Friday
evening was well attended and much
enjoyed by the participants. The music
was fine The management have
received many compliments on the
affair and is requested to repeat it next
Friday.
Alex Highland left last evening for
& Webster to visit friends for a day or
two and from there will go to Mime
epolis and down the Mississippi river to
Uubuque, Iowa, to spend his two
Weeks ation.-Aberdeen News,
Monday.
Say! II you want to buy young
horses. fine individuals, something that
\ will develop into heavy draft stock
the kind that are always in demand
wanted everywhere, call on DR.. Judge
at Breeders Headquarters. He has just
this kind of stock.
800 acres of good farm land in Sas.
katchewan, Canada, six miles from a
good hustling town, will sell at reas-
enable price or trade for Day county
farm or city property. For informa.
ton call on or address DR.. ]. M. Ekrem,
Webster, South Dakota.
Strayed from my barn in the City of
Webster, Wednesday, August 4th, one
bay mare, branded on lief: front
Shoulder "N. W." Last seen three
miles southeast of Webster. Amy infor.
nation please phone or address DR.. M.
M. Judge, Webster, s. ID.
Threshers-We will give with every
4 purchase of drive belt, or with every
purchase of $25 worth of thresher sup.
plies. one automatic Randolf Coupler
the best coupler on the market, call and
examine it. Holmquist Bros. g. Co.,
Holmquist, South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. o. Wickre returned
Wednesday morning from their trip te
Norway. They saw many former resi-
dents Of this county, had delightful
trip, but III. o. says the best part of i,
all was when he arrived in New York
and again set foot on American soil.
Carl Draeger came down from Aber.
deem Saturday in an automobile and
Sunday in company with J. III. Will.
liams and family went out to Pickerel
lake for days outing. Monday morn.
ing Mrs. Williams and Miss Elsie Will.
liams accompanied him to Aberdeen.
A large kit, and complete one, OF
automobile tools were found near the
Forbes Fuel company's Office Monday
and are now in the possession of the
chief of police. 1t is probable that they
have been stolen from some person and
then the thief got afraid to try and
dispose OF them.
Announcements were received this
week of the marriage Of Miss Leilah
Beatrice Noble to Louis O. McDonough
at Portland, Oregon, August fourth.
They will be at home after August
x twelfth, apartment 40, The Cedar,
Cedar Street and Fourth Avenue,