Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-17

day morning for Roundup, Montana, il
4 interest of the Egeland Land Agency
N of ST. Paul, of which firm he is mem
N Der.
Spring rains will soon be here; ge
N your rain spouts repaired or new onei
put mp w. B. & c. W. Dow are head
4 quarters for all kinds of sheet metal
work.
L. b. Visit, who has been taking the
n academic course in the Minnesota Uni.
versity, has arrived home to spend the
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Martin Wist.
A. s. Peeney, E o. Esget, Charles
Mckenzie, Paul Houston and AL Beeney
'bf Lily, passed through Webster Wed.
>hesday enroute to Pickerel lake for a
weeks fishing.
Mrs. Robert Laird departed for
Aberdeen last Friday to visit at the
home Of her son, Robert @. Laird, for
q week during the South Dakota home.
coming celebration.
4 A good chair, a good song, well rem.
dered, a splendid line of pictures shown
in the best professional style makes the
Family Theatre one of the most popu.
lar places in Webster.
Martin Hotter and Sam Calmenson
nanQrf m
they are delegates from Webster at the
annual meeting of the Knights of
Pythias Grand lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Denton, of
Lebanon, who spent week at the lakes
near this city the guests of the family
of Mr.. Denton's brother, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Lee and Mrs.
Halvor Lee, who have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. Lees brother in Polk
county, Wis, for several weeks came
home this morning.
Marshall Long returned Tuesday
night from an extended trip through
various parts of Minnesota and was
called TO North Dakota Wednesday on
important business matters
The Reporter and Farmer has decided
to build brick building upon the lot
recently purchased from M. A. Benja-
min and accordingly wrecked the old
wooden building this week.
W. II. Chard. madager of the Will.
liams Lumber company, returned Tues.
day night from tour of inspection of
the yards of the company. He reports
good business in all quarters.
Miss Ethel Derrick who has spent the
past year with her brother in Montana,
is expected to arrive this week for an
extended visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. w. G. Warner.
NJ Messrs. Garricx and Walker, of Faux
ton arrived in Webster last evening
and have gone out 70 the lakes for few
days fishing. Mr. Garrick is a brother
|of james G. Garrick of this city.
Alvin Compton, who has attended
the University eff Minnesota the past
wear arrived in Webster Sunday morn.
ing to spend his vacation with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Compton.
Rev.John Olson, who has been absent
from this CITY for several weeks attend.
ing conferences of his denomination in
South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska,
returned home the last Of last week
The Misses Frances and Hazel Kid.
der, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. |
Kidder, of Holmquist, departed Mon.
day night for Renner Falls, Wis, for p !
visit with their uncle, Fred Crawford. |
L. A. Sittser has closed his sanitarium
treatment parlors in Webster and Will |
arrive here tonight to take charge of
John f. Changers work while the latter
lis absent. -Aberdeen News, Saturday. !
Miss Ruth Egge, who has spent rhe
past year attending All Saints school at
Sioux Falls, returned home Friday night
TO spend the summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Egge, of
this city.
w. f. Kaiing returned Sunday night
from Madison, Wis, where he was
called by the death of his mother.
Mrs Kading did not accompany him
home but remained for few days in
Wisconsin.
Missions meeting will be held June
1920 in New Sweden Mission church,
three miles north of Holmquist. com. !
mencing 10 o'clock each day All who
understand the Swedish language are
cordially invited.
Parties who came in on the late
train from the east this morning report
that the passenger which left here last
pight at 1880 collided with the train
from the east at some point in Mime
sofa and that both engines were badly
damned up but no one was injured. J