Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-06-30

opera house in the evening. Electric
fans have been installed for your COM
fort and everything possible will be
done to insure you good time.
Mrs. w. p. Huggett, of Roslyn,
arrived home Monday from a months
visit at her old home in Alexandria
MINI. This is her first visit to her old
home for twenty-seven years. She
reports a most enjoyable time.
Money can be sent to any country in
the world very easily nowadays. The
First National Bank of Webster has
made arrangements whereby they can
have money RENTED to any postoffice
in Europe or draw drafts payable by
banking houses in any large town. If
you wish to send present to a distant
friend send draft.
A. H. Kramer departed for Duluth.
Mimi. Sunday evening after a short
visit in that city and other points in the
east he will return to his home in
Oklahoma City, Okla. His many Web
ster friends regret very much that A.
H. could not make his visit here more
extended, We did not see half enough
of him, but he promised to come again
next year. While in the city he was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Good
win.
c. H. Long returned from his claim
west of the river Saturday and is much
pleased with the prospects. He is
located twelve miles from the thriving
new town of Timber Lake. Charley
says they have had plenty of rain in
that vicinity this season and everything
is looking fine. He was accompanied
on the trip by his father-in-law, Albert
Ibach, who went on to his home at
Preston, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dow, who
were recently married in Aberdeen,
passed through this city this morning
in an automobile on their return trip,
having spent the greater part of their
wedding trip travelling through Mime
sofa visiting places of interest. Mr..
Dow is member of the firm of Dow
& Dow who formerly conducted
plumbing business here and has many
friends who were glad to greet him
and wish him happiness in the new
partnership he has made for lifeg4 =
A telegram was received here Sun
day afternoon to the effect that Mrs.
J. H. Dunkin was in very. critical
condition at her home in Minneapolis. :.
J. H. was out at the Wickre ranch 20
miles north OF. town putting up some.
buildings. II. o. Wickre on learning
the contents of the message drove out
and got Mr.. Dunkin in time to take the
10.30 train east Sunday night, making
40 mile drive in about four hours.
Mr.. Dunkin's many Day county friends
extend sympathy aad earnestly hope he
found his wife's condition improved.
Monday evening in company with l..
G. Ochsenreiter we had the pleasure of
a ride in new Staver automobile
driven by Demonstration Travis, for the
Spalding Automobile company of Aber-
deem. The car was thirty horse
power and is built with new friction
clutch and the way Mr.. Travis ran it'll
convinced us that it was daisy. He
climbed embankments almost straight
up, drove through sloughs and circled
the race track and we believe he could
almost climb tree Some of his .feats
matie us wish that we were in front of
our Office smoking our cob pipe. But
we had asniee ride and appreciate It, 4
~ W. Abbott arrived from the
Soldiers Home at Hot Springs, Friday
and spent the time visiting until We'd.
nesday, when he departed for Water
town to,attend the G. A. R.. encamp-
ment, after which he will return to
this city and remain for his regular
summers visit. He expects Mrs. A.
and Miss Bessie TO join him. here in
few days. The Col. is looking and
says he is feeling fine, in fact, better
than he has for several years.
j. w. will put in some time in the.
cottage at the lake. and say, boys, you
better look well to your Alaurels, for
when it comes to fishing he will make
yousaIl Sit upland take notice. q
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