Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-03

return in a few days, but Mrs. Coo
will remain for a weeks visit with he
brother, W. Z Egeland and friends.
We would appreciate your efforts
great deal more If you told us a new
item in the beginning of the week tina,
il you waited until after the paper
printed and then tell Us one We missed
Chapman & %Schacher, the new furni
ture firm, opened their doors to tn
public February first. They have
nice stock of up.to-date furniture AM
are prepared to cater to the demands o
the people.
Mrs. Lauzon and Miss Oslund, VIII,
purchased the millinery shop formerl.
conducted by Miss Josephine Flagstad
spent Friday and Saturday here, depart
ing for their home in St. Peter, Mimi.
Saturday night.
Thos Chapman, of the firm of Chap
man e. Schacher, left Tuesday night
for Minneapolis to select goods for the
above firm and to attend the furniture
and undertakers convention in Mime.
apolis this week.
Val J. Schwartz, of the Johnson
Printers Supply company of Mime
apolis, al expert FRESHMAN, is in the
city this week setting up and starting
a fine new Campbell two revolution
cylinder press for the Webster World.
Paul Ravens and brother.in.law VIM.
Douglas, went down to st. Paul Sun
day night. Paul will purchase a car of
heavy horses for his North Dakota
farms and Mr.. Douglas will visit Will
Ravens at the hospital il Rochester
before returning to Webster.
The record price for land was paid
last week by John Townsend, who
bought Aug. Carlson's quarter in River.
side township for SSl % per- acre. At
this rate we will o o have 800 per
acre land. The improvements on the
place were not valuable. -Groton
Herald.
At a card party given by Mrs. Anna
b. Lilly 10 Aberdeen last Friday, Miss
Mabel Alley was the lucky player and
was given the prize, a handsome hand
painted vase done in a conventional
design which is certainly a work of
art. The vase was painted by the
hostess.
A letter from Mott, n. D., announces
the marriage on February 9th of Mr..
Stanley Walker to Miss BERTHE Hill.
Stanley is one Of Day county's popular
young men and has a host of friends
who will wish them happiness through
the years to come.
Mrs. A. NJ. Eastman gave a card
party to a number of her LADY friends
Saturday afternoon. A very dainty
lunch was served about five o'clock,
after which all departed for their
homes speaking very highly of their
hostess as an entertainer.
st. Mary's Guild held their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. l.. H.
Noodworth last Thursday afternoon,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. Louise +.
Denton; vice president, Grace v.
Cooper; secretary, Inez H. Peabody
treasurer, Ethel w. Halbkat,
II, +, Denton, Of Webster, has pur.
chased the Grant County Review, and
has taken it body aud soul out of the
democratic column and has lined it up
solidly in the stalwart department. If
the first issue under the new manage
ment is any indication, of it's future. We
predict success for the Review-Sum-
init Signal.
Mrs. William Mickish and son.,
Leonard, who have been visiting in this
city the past three months the guests of
the lady's daughter, Mrs. D. G. Kidder,
departed or their home at Ravenna,
Neb.. today. During her visit in this
Mrs. Mickish has made
many friends who will be glad to wei.
her on a futare visit.
According to instructions from Wash.
ington, mail carriers will not have to
dig around in the mail boxes for loose
pennies much longer. After February
10Th, all money intended to cover post
age must be placed in an envelope or
coin csrd, Webster Hardware will fur.
nish all readert of the Reporter and
Farmer a cclr cup free for the asking.
T. M Mrrson departed Wednesday
night for Regina, Canada, to accept q
es block nan for the M.
Rumety Threshing Machine company.
The aamily will remain in Webster for
present. "Ted" as he Is faminerly
known here has lots of friends in Web
ster who will regret to see him leave
but wish him succe IS in his new field.
Producer to Consumer,
i have m stock nf largo frasn Oraco.