Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-11-03

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finest line in the city. We can print
your stationery on short notice.
The hunting party which was in
charge Of President Earring, of the
Milwaukee road and had been hunting
at the fort for couple of weeks, came
in Friday night and went east.
H. o. Wickre accompanied his son,
Benjamin, to Brookings Monday morn
ing where the young gentleman was
enrolled on the books of the agricul-
tural college for the ensuing year.
The Freshmen held Hallween party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moore Monday night. The various
games were INDUCED in, refreshments
served and the usual good time had.
Reinhold Reiprick has completed a
large residence on his farm six miles
southwest of Webster. 1t is 30x30 two
stories, and when completed inside will
one of the finest homes in Rusk town
ship.
DIR. NJ. M Judge received word Sat
urday announcing the death of his
brother-in-law, James Tierney, at
Rochester, MINI. DR.. Judge departed
that night for Rochester to attend the
funeral.
w. E. Smith had the misfortune to
step on nail last Friday and the
injury to his foot confined him to his
home for few days but he has suffi-
GENTLY recovered at this writing to be
around again.
. Clint Jenkins and Erwin Stage were
in the city Tuesday having their Ford
cars looked over at the garage just
previous to trip which they expect to
make to the Twin Cities Immediately
after election.
Mesdames Gust Sauer and Mrs. A.
B. Meyer, of Webster, returned home
Tuesday evening after short visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Wolf. Mrs.
Wolf is daughter of Mrs. Sauer. -
Britton Journal
Martin Johnson, who was in a hos
pital in Minneapolis for several weeks
recovering from an operation arrived
home last week. His many friends
will be glad to know that his recovery
hoe haay copoplofa
Chas. Ashton, publisher of the Out.
look at Madison, this state, passed
= through Pierre on Monday, enroute te
his home. He had been out to Quinn,
near which place he purchased farm,
Pierre Free Press.
S. X. Leen asserts that he is nc
longer entitled to the appellation OF
, "Spoonbll Leen's. Last Thursday he
went out and bagged an elegant bunch
of ducks-all greenheads- and he did
not succeed in bagging single spoon
BILL
w. E. Wells, who has been spending
considerable time of late looking after
business interests in Oregon, arrived
in the city yesterday to look aftel
business matters. He expects to q
from here to Colorado to make some
land purchases.
J. S. Farley, Emil Johnson, Georg'
Xix and C. ID. Fairchild came Owe
from Milbank Sunday evening to g
out to the old fort for duck hunt
! Mr.. Fairchild was called home tina
night but promised to come over agail
the latter part of the week.
There will be services in the Con
gregational church Sunday morning
Subject, "The bible, as we believe
] today" Sunday school at noon. Il
the evening the Congregational, Luth
eran and Methodist societies will unit
at the Lutheran church.
Lost Saturday morning, Oct. 18th
at the depot at Webster or on the trai
between Webster and Andover, gol
watch and chain with locket attache
had two different lodge emblems on j
Any one finding same please motif
Mr.. or Mrs. j. T. Goodwin.
DIR. Brooks and family made ru
down to Codington county Saturda
evening and spent Sunday with M
and Mrs. Reuben Brooks on the farm
The doctor says the new farm house
nearly completed and is model f
convenience and comfort.
u Grand Master S. S. Lockhart of Il
the Masonic order Of this state who