Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-05

Wash day has no more terrors for
Mrs Ed. Coin. 1t was she who was 80
fortunate as to secure from Webster
Hardware Co one of those simply per-
feet and perfectly simple Electric
Washers and Wringers-got it for a
free trial and then could not give 1t mp.
The question now ARISES as to who'll
be the next?
Clinton Jenkins returned this morn-
ing from trip to Langford and Brit
ton where he went in his official capa-
city as game warden of this county to
secure evidence against parties who
have been selling fish caught from
Pickerel lake. He went out this morn
ing tn arrest the offenders and bring
them in for prosecution.
+. E. Granger, the genial court
reporter, on his last trip TO Webster
purchased of H. j Herman one of the
celebrated Ford cars and after the
adjournment of court, accompanied by
Judge McNulty and States Attorney
Anderson ran up to Aberdeen. The
trip was made without skip and was
very much enjoyed ba the gentlemen.
A very interesting ball game was
pulled off at the grounds last Saturday
between Webster and Summit. The
result was in favor of Webster by a
score of 3 to g 1t is regrettable that
cur people do not take sufficient inter
est in the great American game to
warrant exhibitions more frequently
for instance the receipts of Saturday IS
game were 80.
Mrs Jennie Murphy, who has been
employed as saleswoman in Tsgtmeier
& Calmenson's store for the past year,
departed Sunday night to enjov a
months vacation at her former home
at Red Wing, MINI. During her resi-.
dence here the lady has made many
friends who will wish her all the enjoy
ment possible during her visit and give
her hearty welcome on her return.
| r. G. Cook and Ernest Walbaum, OF
FL Rena, Oklahoma, arrived in Webster
last Thursday. They like the south
bat since this years cotton crop has
been a failure they came up north to
help their old Day county friends
harvest their big frop. We are told
that Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waulbaum
who used to be old Day bounty settlers,
are enjoying good health and send
! regards to their friends.
Grant Chapman was down from the
ranch last Saturday with bunch OF
COWS and calves for shipment. After
arriving here it was decided to ship the
calves but not the COWS. SO the cows
were driven back to the ranch on Sun
day. Monday morning the cows were
missed frosn the ranch and Grant al
once started In pursuit and found the
fond mothers at the stock yards in thi,
city where they had last seen then
young.
Oscar Flo, of Groton, and Miss Marie
Sofie Ruud, of this city, were married
yesterday noon at the Norwegian Luth
eIan church, by the Rev o. Glesne
The young couple left in the evening
for Groton where they will make theiI
future home. Mr.. Flo is prominent
tailor of Groton and Miss Rund hal
been in the Bjork tailor shop in this
city for several years past Both have
wide circle of friends in this city
Aberdeen American, Friday.
What might have been a very serious
accident occurred at the race track in
this city on Thursday afternoon
Messrs. Chas. Long and o. B. Randall
were trying out a couple of motorcycles
and in spirit of fun started race.
When making one of the turns Mr..
Randall, who was In the lead, discovered
that the track was in bad shape and
slowed up his machine but not quick
enough to save being dumped off Mr..
Long was SO close behind that he could
not dodge, but ran upon Mr. Randall
and was thrown distance of thirty-six
feet. IL 10 miracle almost that he was
not killed, as IL was he escaped with