Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-10-28
Fred Gilbert, of Spirit Lake. Iowa,

Fred Gilbert, of Spirit Lake, Iowa,
one of the best il not the very best trap
shot in the United States, arrived in
this city the first of the week for a shoot
of few days at real game He is the
guest of the Aberdeen club on Hedtke's
pass.
W f Kading has just unpacked and
has on display fine line Of the latest
and IL ost up-to date automobile robes
and shawls The wool shaws are a
new thing and are especially popular.
Made in sizes up to So BY 81 inches.
Call and see them.
Messrs Nelson and Honneger came
down from Aberdeen Monday for a
hunt of few days in this vicinity.
Slime was formerly resident of this
city and il took him about half day
to get thu ough shaking hands with his
many friends here.
James Rathbun and 8. D. Clark
started Monday on trip over the
reservation in Sans automobile. They
were ont few miles when something
broke and they presented very laugh
able sight little later coming in
behind load of hay.
Sherman M. Duggan. OF Webster,
county judge of Day county, is in the
city today on business. He also called
at the booths and took a chance on a
quarter section Of Uncle Sans prairie
dogs and rattle snakes Aberdeen
American, Saturday.
Married-At the Skudesnes Lutheran
church, Lynn, Wednesday, October n,
Cornelius Aadland, to Pauline Olena
Paulson, both of Lynn. A reception
was held after the ceremony at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Paulson.
Mrs G. w. Look, who has made her
home in North Dakota for several years,
arrived in this city to pay an extended
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
H. Russell. while her husband Is mp in
Canada finding new location, they
having disposed of their North Dakota
holdings.
The two happiest men in Webster
Monday were Ferdinand Hinze and
Henry Paul all because q baby had
arrived at the home of their children,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hinze, tine day
before. 1t is said that Henry grew q
foot larger around and Ferdinand g
whiskers again turned black.
Or. Hancock, of Dubuque, and DR..
Zcibulka, of Warren, ILL.,, who come
every fall to try out on the duck shoot
ing and visit with the many friends
they have made during their visits here,
arrived again Monday morning and are
Strengthening the birds up at the Chap
man ranch at the present time
Rev. A. E Gregory will close his
ministry in this city next Sunday. The
subject for the morning is "Life's Hori-
zons," after which the Sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be administered.
In the evening the sermon will be de-
voted to some of the essentials concern
ing the church and farewell thoughts.
We have bundled up lot of good
fresh wall paper in room and two room
lots to clean up space. You get ben.
eft of so to rs per cent on these goods,
measure your room and be exact as
each bundle contains the last of the
pattern, wall papers run from two to
ten cents q roll at Halbkat's the medi.
cine.man.
DIR. Frank Chase, of Des Moines,
Iowa, who is making trip through
South Dakota looking after his large
real estate interests, stopped of in
Webster the first Of the week for few
days visit at the home of Revenue Col
lectvr Huntington. The doctor was a
school mate of both Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntington back in years gone by and
they have certainly had most delight
full time rehearsing the past.