Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-19

! pont where he is engaged IN buying
gr ain, saturday night to spend Sunday
with his family.
| The management of the opera house
has arranged 10 give another dance
Friday evening, Aug 9th Everybody
cordially invited.
Mrs r. b Ebling and children are
spending few days outing q: the
home If her parents in the southern
part OF the county.
Miss Bertha Highland accompanied
by her grandmother arrived from Lang
ford Wednesday TO visit relatives and
friends in this city.
Richard Ebling John Sherbinc, j.
V. Martin, J. III. Dunkin aud Edward
Coin were among the shooters at Ortl"y
tournament Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Ferguson and his
sister accompanied Floyd Yeager to
Pickerel lake where they enjoyed a
days outing Sunday.
Hector Ross errived from Chicago
Wednesday morning for a visit with
his brother, Alexander Ross, and sister,
Mrs j. @ Edmond
On Sunday morning a party of six
men aud one lady from Aberdeen on
motorcycles passed through Webster
enronte TO Ortonville,
A train load of stock was shipped
from this station Satur lay night by
Williams q Wickre, Beachy 81 Rath-
bun and Joe Englehart.
Some of the material has arrived for
the Wester Farmers Grain and Fuel
company and the building will be
pushed to early completion.
Mrs. d. b. Compton accompanied by
her daughter and son, Evert, departed
for California Monday where they will
remain for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Potter and Mr..
and Mrs G. E Weller autoed over to
Mellette Saturday to spend the day
with Mrs. Weller's parents.
E. p. Ludtke departed for Hosmer
this, Thursday morning where, he has
accepted position as buyer for the
Reliance Elevator company.
j. A. Schultz and family and his
mother autoed up from Waubay We'd
nesday and spent few hours with
their many Webster friends.
l am selling the best halters ever
shown on the Webster market and at
prices considerably less than they were
ever offered before. w. f Kading.
w. +. Lipke, who is now knight
of the Grip" travelling for a harness
ard saddlery house came in Saturday to
spend Sunday with his family He
reports very satisfactory business.
The best bunch of young western
horses, great big fellows, with heavy
bone and as good colors as you ever saw
can be seen at Breeders Headquarters
| We can supply any tool, machine OF
preparation of any kind that is adver.
tlsed in any magazine or catalogue at
the price advertised. Webster Hardware
Co.
j. p Becker ran his old engine into
town last Thursday and informed ri
that he expected to stalt threshing over
in the valley Saturday with his new
rig.
Mrs. Clara Moulton, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Drue
departed for Or.onville to accept q
position as nurse in the hospital in thai
city.
John Lund returned Tuesday morn
ing from his trip to the Alaska Yuk on
exposition. He is enthusiastic over the
many interesting sights he saw on his
trip.
Gustaf Lundgren and wife returned
from an extended visit to their old
home in Sweden. Their health is very
much improved and they enjoyed the
trip.
1 Mrs. ]. q. Rathbun entertained q
number of lady friends at q birthday
party Monday. Refreshments were
served and q most delightful time ID
reported.
| Miss Fay Crofoot, of Webster, and
Miss Esther johnson. of Homer, were
guests last week of the Hastings sisters.
Pennington correspondent in Lang
ford Bugle.
Clint Wilson who has spent the past
month visiting at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Reuben Brooks, returned
to his home at Fulda, Mimi, wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. A. ]. Rieger and daughter, who
have been visiting in the city the guest
Of the lady's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Huntington, departed for their home at
Chelsea Monday.
Miss Inaarhina ElaCatad want In