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


the guest of his brother-in-law. DR.. M
=. Schenecker, in this city for a couple
OF days this week. Mr.. Gould is inst
completing a large drainage ditch fol-
parties near Sisseton.
Next Sunday will be children's day
at the Congregational church. The
pastor will preach in the morning, sub.
ject, 1.-THE Boy and His Coat" in the
evening an appropriate program will be
rendered by the children
A. E. Hyde. who has been attending
the Rose Polytechnic college at Terre
Haute. Ind. during the past school
year arrived home last week to
spend his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hyde.
We saw in the Minneapolis Journal
OF Wednesday that Edward Z. Schultz
had been appointed as postmaster of
Ortley. The appointment 10 the best
that could have been made and we con.
graduate all parties interested.
Q. E Wilson, who has been employed
In the Reporter and Farmer office for
the past four or five years, severed his
connection with this Office Monday
and is spending few days at the lakes
before looking up new location.
Miss Lavina Gross, daughter of Mr..
r. A. Gross of this city, who has
attended All Saints school at Sioux
Falls the past year arrived home Friday
night to spend her summer vacation.
Her father met her with the automobile
at Bristol.
A letter from Michael Tracy, who is
at present at Madison, Wis, says he is
enjoying the best of health, and he has
invited the daughters of his brother,
Matthew, of this city, to come down
and join him in tour of the state of
Wisconsin
Mrs. Cloudy departed Tuesday even.
ing for Minneapolis to be present at
large Universalist gathering in that
city. This shows quite religious fervor
when the age of Mrs. Goudy, who has
passed eighty-seven years, is taken into
consideration.
A. I. Cooper, Cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants National bank, was
business visitor at Langford Monday.
Mr.. Cooper's elevator company has
decided to build house at Langford
and will commence the construction in
the near future.
Franz Snyder, from the northern
part Of the county. accompanied his
sister, Mrs. Carl Rust, as far as New
York on her journey to join her hus.
band, who has decided to locate per.
mainly in Germany. They left Web.
ster Sunday night.
To accommodate my patrons and
give the best that any market affords, /
have arranged for shipment Of green
and berries TO come every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
the days aud phone to
Bauske's meat market.
GEO Phillips and Jacob w ckre, who
graduated from the Brookings Agricul-
tural college last week returned home
They were accompanied |
nome by John Phillips aud Sherman
Wickre who had gone down to attend
The graduation exercises.
Reverend Ballon, who has officiated
N the place of Rev E @. H. Peithmann
Turing that gentleman's absence on a
rip abroad, informs us that the Rev.
'rend Peithmann will probably be at
home with his Pensioners some time
Turing the next two weeks,
Every owner of an automobile in Day
county and every other person inter.
sted in the formation of an automo-
,ile society in the county is urgently
equested TO meet at the Oommercia
Club rooms in Webster on Frid " even
ng, June Is, at eight o'clock sharp
l. O.. Levoy and L, w. Cook returned
rom Watertown Saturday where they
lad represented Coteau Lodge, No "a
nd Rabboni Chapter, No %. K. A
A., OF Webster, at the Masonic grand
odge meeting. Mr.. Levoy was chosen
S the grand president Of the order Of
Iigh Priesthood.
Mrs. Williams, of Chicago, who has
pent the past six months at the home
# her son, John, cashier of the Far
ners and Merchants National bank, of
his city, departed for her home Tues
Law evening. Mrs. Williams went by
yay of Duluth aud will visit for while
{ the home of David.
Among those who attended the Old |
,ettlers meeting a, Pierpont last Thurs
law from Webster were Messrs. and
4 esdames J. T. Goodwin, j. Y. Martin,
!. ID. CLARK, Mrs p. r. Gruby, Messrs
eli Stearns, L. g. Ochsepreiter, Rex
s H. Egeland. w. b. Smith
md eop Earl apo II 4 Denton.