Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-11-10

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eer at the hunting camp on the Beachy
ranch, broke camp and came to town
Monday. The boys just left it to Bill
and had a splendid time all the time at
that camp
w. Beachy. an authority on
style, reliable in selling ladies and
misses suits, cloaks, ETC., will be at
Miss Frosts millinery Saturday and
Monday, Nov. II and n.
Mrs. P. d. Peabody left Tuesday
night for Minneapolis to be with her
husband who is i'll at ST. Barnabas
hospital. Mrs. Peabody returned the
first of the week and reports the doctor
as much better.
Jensen Fuhr delivered his illustrated
lecture on Norway to large audience
at the Webster opera house Monday
night, and the lecture is spoken of as
highly entertaining and instructive.
The illustrations were good.
Rev. Mather Genevieve, superior of
the Sisters of Mercy of st. Mary's
academy, also of Mercy hospital at
Devils Lake, N. D., visited with the
sisters of ST. Mary's hospital in this
city several days last week.
Aug. Kantop returned from his visit
to Egot, MIMI, Tuesday night accom-
panied by his youngest son, he left the
other children with his folks. August
says that things look better to him in
South Dakota than Minnesota.
Tennie and Florence Prendergast,
sisters of H. G. Prendergast, of the
depot force in this city, arrived from
st. Paul Friday and will spend the
winter here. They have each secured
positions as teachers in the east end of
the county and assumed their.positions
Monday.
Mernie Benn, the l5-year-old.~sson of
freight conductor Benn, of the M. &
st. L., was shot through the hand and
wrist last Friday by the accidental dis
charge of shotgun as it fell through
the railroad bridge northwest of town.
He was taken to Aberdeen for treat
ment. Condo News.
Thos. Fitch had a short visit last
Monday with an old time friend in the
person of Mrs. John McEldery, of
Webster, who was on her way to
Waterloo, la. The lady's husband was
also comrade of Mr. Fitch's in a
Minnesota regiment in war times
Herald Advance, Milbank.
DR.. A. c. Czibulka, of Warren, ILL.,,
who has spent the past month shooting
in this vicinity, departed for his home
Monday night. DIR. Zip, as he is
familiarly known here, complained of
having had splendid outing. He has
many friends in Webster who are
always glad to see him on his annual
visits.
The fruit display of the Arcadia
Orchard Co., of Spokane, Wash, in
the postoffice window under the super
vision Of S. H. Groshong assisted by
A. G. Leonardson is attracting general
attention. The magnificent CD dis
play from Siglingers orchard, Webster,
was all that was needed to set it off
right, and of course Sig was there with
the goods.
The Rev. c. C. Rollit, department
secretary of the sixth missionary depart
ment. of which South Dakota is part,
will conduct services in the Episcopal
church Thursday, Nov. II at 7:30 D. m.
Mr.. Roliir is forceful speaker and will
give much valuable information on the
aspect and results of the church's work
in the upper and middle northwest. The
public is cordially invited to this SER
vice.
Robert Hunter, proprietor of the
Ortonville Monument Works, spent
several days in the city this week sup
erintending the erection of a magnif-
cent family monument for C. H. Comp
ton on his lot in the Webster cemetery.
1t is of mahogany granite, artistic in
design and perfect in workmanship, and
is one of the most beautiful stones in
the cemetery. Mr.. Hunter also put up
monuments for the Hrabak and Fossen
families.