Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-06-10

G. l. Green, agent for the Swanson
Land company, has established an office
with Josephus Alley in the court house
aud is now working up an excursion 70
the Panhandle country in Texas June
14th
Missions meeting will be held June
1920 in New Sweden Mission church,
three miles north of Holmquist, COM
mencing 10 o'clock each day All who
understand the Swedish language are
cordially invited.
Josephus Alley, who has been the sur
veyor for this county for many wears.
at last weeks meeting of the board of
county commissioners resigned his posi-.
ton and K W. Tanner was appointed
to fill the vacancy.
DR. l.. w. Cook and l.. G Levoy
went to Watertown Monday to attend
the meeting of the Grand Masonic
bodies at the annual meeting in that
city, as the representatives of the local
bodies in Webster.
Mrs E. A. Paulson aud baby returned
Thursday from visit at the home OF
her husbands parents at Atwater,
Mimi. Miss Anna Paulson, sister of
E. A returned with her and will spend
some time visiting here.
Mrs E W. Taylor and children will
leave the last of this month for Long
Beach, CAL, to spend year with Mrs.
Wallace, mother of the late Mr.. Taylor,
who has gone to her home there. -
Aberdeen News, Thursday
A. w. Flanders came up from Brad
ley Sunday and will remain in the city
for week or ten days. He came to
consult a physician in regard to his
physical condition, as he has been on
the SICK list for some time
To accommodate my patrons and
give the best that any market affords,
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.
Dow g. Dow, plumbers, completed
the water and sewer connection for the
Brooks block on Main street and work
is now in progress on the basement
which when completed will be the new
home for the manufacturing depart
ment of the Webster Candy Factory.
Michael Sasse, Jr, of Montana
arrived in this city Monday evening fol
a visit with Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Sasse. ST., but upon his arriva
in this citv he found that his parents
had departed for other points to visit 81
he went up to Britton the next morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sears returned
Tuesday morning from a sojourn of o
couple of weeks in Sturgis. where Mr.
Sears was attorney for the defense il
the trial of Oscar Jacobs for murder
The defendant was found guilty and
sentenced to life imprisonment in Siou,
Falls
DIR. w. l. Graham, Supt. Water towr
District Dakota conference will preac CT
in the Methodist church Sunday both
morning and evening and at North
Webster at 500 o'clock. He will
administer the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper at the morning and 500 o'clock
services.
There was small attendance at the
farmers mass meeting at court house
Tuesday, which is to be regretted, az
Hon. @. o. Drayton, president eof the
American Society of Equity, made a
most able and interesting address, and
should have been heard by every farmer
in Day county.
Will sell for cash at very reason able
figure II taken by July 10th, the quarter
described as follows; s. q n. W. d
and lots 8, 4. Section 4, Township 123,
Range S. Number acres, 1871. Taxes
paid for 1908 Raw quarter, fine hay
crop every year. Some pasture. Address
DIR. w. |. McFarlane. Tomahawk, Wis
consin.
We notice on the program of the
South Dakota State Bankers associa-
tion which holds its next meeting at
Pierre on Juue q and "a, that the OPEN
ing feature of the first afternoons SEES
sion " "Address-Sonth DAKOTA, her
banks and bankers" David Williams.
vice president First National bank of
Duluth. MINI
H II Potter, who for the past two
weeks has been in Sturg.s assisting in
the defense Of Oscar Jacobs, . young
man who was convicted OF murder and |
sentenced to life imprisonment, stopped |
Of at Pierre on his way home Tuesday |
morning TO argue proceedings in the
state supreme court to secure for his
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