Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-06-09

want some ice cream, sherbert or fruit
ices. You can get the best, purest
and most delicious creations on earth
in this line by leaving an order with
Webster Candy Factory, all packed and
delivered ready to serve.
The fine young Belgian stallion,
Royal Sampson, owned by A. F. And
erson will stand the season, Tuesday,
Peter Swanson; Wednesday and Thurs
day forenoon, Victor Rybergs; Thurs
day afternoon and Friday, Lynn
Creamery; Saturday and Sunday, Hans
Anderson's farm. For terms and par
ticulars see owner.
The Day County Agricultural Fair
Association has perfected an arrange
meet with the railroad company where
by eXcurion rates of a fare and one
fifth for the round trip will be charged
from all points in the county to parties
attending the fair September 2O-2l and
q. This will assure large attendance
from all parts of the county.
The Rev. G. T. Notson, d. D., secre-
tary of the Dakota Confe renee and one
of the general secretaries appointed by
the Bishop, will speak in the M. E.
church next Sunday, both morning and
evening, and at North Webster at 800
o'clock in the afternoon. DR.. Notson
is speaker of note and his address
will prove highly interesting.
Banks make loans on valid security
to farmers, professional men, mer-
chants and others that business may be
aided, homes built and land improved.
These undertakings soon produce the
cost price, pays the loan and the Dor
rover enjoys the remaining benefit.
When interested, see the First Natl
onal bank, Webster.
Rev. Jonas johnson, pastor of the
Swedish congregation in this city, de-
parted Tuesday for Stockholm in Grant
county to attend the annual conference
of the Swedish churches of South Da-
kota. D. Benson, Peter Holmquist,
Elof Hawkinson, c. F. Hogberg and
Frank Hawkinson, as delegates from
this county, and other members of the
congregation leave today Thursday
to take part in the conference
A. Karpon, local agent for the TRAY
elers' Insurance Co., reports having
received two checks recently, one for
So. II to pay the claim of Martin Crow
ley, who was injured by being run over
by the hose cart couple of weeks ago,
and one for $4S,21 in payment of the
claim of Henry Gilbertson who had his
shoulder injured in a runaway. The
company is certainly prompt in making
payment.
Joseph F. SCHNEIDER and Tony Block
of Granville, were Webster visitors
between trains Wednesday night Mr..
. SCHNEIDER was nominated for repre-.
sentative for Day county on the repub-
lican ticket in the primaries Tuesday.
The boys say arrangements are pro-
crossing nicely for the big celebration
at st. Joseph's Catholic church June
{ IA and Is, and it promises to be the
greatest event of the kind ever held in
y this part of the state. All old settlers
are cordially invited to be present.
Father VIM. Kuebelbick, of Port
3 Washington, Wis, will occupy the pull.
pit at st. Otto's Catholic church next
Sunday. He is of the diocese of Super
Tor, Wis, and will depart for Superior
the first of the week. When he came
here FIR. Kuebelbeck expected to have
charge of this parish several months
during the absence of FIR. Mensing, but
owing to the fact that there is short
age of priests in his own diocese he has
been recalled. The parish will be taker
care of by neighboring priests until
arrangements can be made to get q
priest to take charge of the parish unit
FIR. Mensing returns in the fall. Some
one will be secured to look after the
L.
sings place in Webster.
Wanted BY a man in i'll health
ANY old kind" of life insurance that
will offer protection to his family
after his death, which will occur
soon. Address "Precrastinater'
around the corner on Uneasy
street
Secure your life insurance while you
may. Don't be like the fellow in the
above want ad. Get on the safe side.
Put yourself in position where you
can dictate to the company. For fur
Their advice and information call on A.
r. Ferguson, district agent, Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Fine Residence For Sale.