Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-04-22

transacted business and visited with
friends in this city for several days
returned to their homes at Petoskey
Mich last Saturday.
You get coupon with each cash pur'
chase at w. III. Cos store. When these
coupons amount to SO 90, You get fine
premium free; for $50 90 better one.
Go in aud they will explain.
Miss Mabel Alley, who has been visit
ing for a week at the home of ii, o.
Frank, in Minneapolis. is expected
home in a few days and will be accom-
panied by Miss Kate Frank.
Having made arrangements with
| Ditmanson Bros. TO receive orders on
our account for dray work of any
description. All orders sent there will
receive prompt attention Gruby Bros.
Mrs. Howson was called to Bristol
Monday by the information that her
son, George, was suffering from a
severe case of bloodpoisoning. We have
been unable to learn any further infor-
nation.
The family of w. @. Boutells, who
is employed as boss plumber by the
Webster Hardware company, arrived
last Monday from Minnesota and they
have gone to housekeeping in the Lok-
ken house.
DIR. II. e. Peabody, who is employed
by the United States with headquarters
in ST. Paul, arrived home Saturday
night. He has a vacation and will spend
the time visiting relatives and friends
in this city.
Thomas McKennett, who has been
serving his country as petit juror at
the present term of the United States
court at Sioux Falls, got excused Mon
day night from further service and has
arrived home.
John Chapman, who was formerly
employed by Frank Mohs in the furni-
ture store in this city, arrived last night
for a visit of few days with Webster
friends. He is now on the road for
hardware firm.
We see by the Aberdeen papers that
Judge Mccoy has gone to Pierre to
begin his duties upon the supreme bench,
The judge will not move his family to
the capital city until the close of the
present school year.
Gust Gunderson, of Webster, is on
his farm preparing seed grain and max
ing numerous improvements for his
renter, Willie Mallgren, who is expected
to arrive from his homestead in Stanley
county. World
To accommodate my patrons and
give the best that any market affords, l
have arranged for shipment of green
vegetables and berries to come every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Remember the days and phone to
Bauske's meat market
Joseph Gagnon, brother of Xavier
Of this city, who has just been out to
Lennon and taken a claim adjoining
his brothers., arrived in Webster We'd
nesday and the bows are making arrange
ments to get their outfit together and
move out to their farms.
Uord x.aa raoa;xod l., &l;s o;sr L..
Friday that girl was born that morn
ing to Mrs. Ole Snipstad, who was for
merly Miss Bessie Lancaster, publisher
at, one time of the Butler Herald.
Here's hoping she may live to be the
wife or mother of the president.
The Ministerial association of the
Watertown District of the Dakota Con.
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church will convene in Webster May
IL, IL and ID. An excellent program
has been arranged with a prominent
speaker from abroad each evening
Owing to the fact that Rev w. H.
Mitchell was compelled to be in Groton
on Easter Sunday, the Easter services
for the local Episcopal church were
held last Sunday. The church was
decorated with flowers for
the occasion and the services were well
VIM. Kinney and son, James, Charles
Wright and GordonR Ross departed Mon.
day for Canada where they expect to
spend couple of weeks looking over
the country and will all probably take
mp homesteads in the British domain
and make their homes if they can find
something TO suit.
William Magnus, who has spent the
past winter looking over the country
and enjoying the climate along the
Pacific coast, arrived home on Monday
morning in time to vote. He says he
enjoyed himself all the time but found
no place that convinced him he desired
to leave South Dakota.
Herman Holmquist came over from
the town by that name Sunday with his
automobile. Just after he crossed the
railroad tracks in this city one Of the
axles on the machine broke completely
on and the wheel took . spin OF to
one side leaving the machine in the
middle Of the street. No one was