Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-05-19

Walter Amundson was in the city
between trains Saturday night and
Sunday morning went to Minneapolis
where he expects to go to work as an
telegraph operator or the west end of
the c. M. & ST. Paul extension in the
near future.
Glenn Haselton and wife and Mrs.
Sampson and daughter returned from a
trip by auto to Watertown Friday and
Mr. and Mrs. Haselton departed for
their home near Lily accompanied by
Mrs. E. A. Paulson and children, who
expect to spend a week or two in the
country.
The Langford High School base ball
team which played in this city last
Friday are fine gentlemanly bunch of
boys, are good players and a credit to
their school and town. We regret that
there was not a larger attendance at
the game for the boys deserved a
liberal patronage.
Ingrebret Nelson and two sons, Abel
and Carl, Albert Westgard, son-in-
law, John Hendrickson and two sons,
Albert and Emil, Hans Loseth, Raffel
Sunde and Conrad Holm departed for
Moosejaw, Canada, Monday night in
quest of land. The party expects to
be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. w. T. Havens departed last
Thursday evening for Aberdeen where
she spent day visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. w. Campbell, from there she
went to North Dakota to visit her
sons, VIM. and P. r. Aletter received
yesterday reports she arrived at her
destination safely, enjoying the trip
and found the folks all well.
Rev. Peithmann arrived from Web
ster Saturday to conduct his regular
services, but was called back the same
day to conduct the funeral of Mrs.
Smeins of Langford. He will be here
again next Sunday which is the first
day of Pentecost and preach at the
Independent Lutheran church at 10
o'clock a. m.-Marshall County Journal.
Geo. T. White, the "pauper" farmer
of Sphinx county has bought Dick
Blacks three quarters of land in La
Prairie for $4,000 cash. This gives
him nineteen quarter sections of land
in northern Sphinx county, all under
cultivation and under his personal
supervision and management. George
ought to be able to get married in
few years more, and not be disgraced
by dying rich. -Conde News.
Tuesday the job department of the
Globe printed the programs for the
second annual tournament of the Gran
dali Gun Club which will take place at
Crandall rain or shine on Thursday and
Friday, May 26 and q. w. A. Brown
is secretary of the club and one of the
most enthusiastic sportsmen in the
state. A very large attendance is
promised and no doubt some records
will be smashed. Bradley Globe.
Walter Sherman, secretary of the
Farmers Elevator Co., received a
letter from w. J. Marshall, of Web
ster, S. D., in which he stated a site
for the new elevator just west of the
Bagley house. This is not just where
they wanted the site as they would
like to have got the one on the east of
Bagley. However, the one secured is
very convenient place, and will no
doubt be satisfactory -Gascoyne
Advocate.
The good roads movement was
started Wednesday. Automobiles
filled with passengers, picks, bars and
shovels are visiting all principal roads
leading to Pierpont and rocks removed
and holes filled. Wednesday the Web
ster-Pierpont road was put in shape
for nine miles. Yesterday a caravan
of machines started work on the thirty
mile stretch to Pickerel lake. If you
miss an old familiar boulder from the
pike" give the auto drivers due
credit. -Pierpont Signal.
VIM. Tollefson. of the Irwin Phar-
macy, and Lief Larson, with Halbkat
the Medicine-Man, were receiving the
congratulations of their many friends
! in the city Wednesday on the fact that
word was received that morning to the
effect that they had both been sue
,."asful in the recent pharmaceutical
L.
examination aid are how registered
pharmacists in the state OF South
Dakota. Their diplomas will be issued
at once. The boys and their friends
are more than pleased over the result.
Miss Margaret Finder, superinten-
dent of the millinery department at
the Fair, has been confined to her
room at the Commercial hotel for
several days with an attack of rheuma-
,tism. Her mother was here for few
days and Saturday her brother-in-law
NJ. IL A., Er,il patypick