Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-25

fishing at Enemy Swim and the splen.
did Accommodations afforded by Mr.. anG
, Mrs. Lambdin.
Mrs. j.. Guderian, mother of the late
Mrs. Kantop, o. P, Edward and George
Guderian, brothers, and Mrs. James
Sines, her sister, were here last week
to attend the funeral and remained a
few days with Fred Guderian, also a
brother, before returning to their home
at Dover, MINI.
A letter received by D. D. Wright
from his son, Charles, at Grace, Sask.
Canada, conveys the information that
Mrs. A. B. TreFethren, formerly of
this city, is very i'll with but little hope
Of her recovery. Chas. and family are
all well and he is harvesting a fair
crop on his homestead.
Webster has two new business places
open the present week-Mr. Bodies has
opened a gents clothing and furnish
ing store in the David Compton build
ing formerly occupied by Julius Dus-
trud, and new bakery and lunch
counter has been opened in the Wallace
block. We hope for both success.
Michael Sasse drove up to the valley
near Britton this morning where he
will visit his sons, neighbors and old
friends for few days and look after
his farming interests. His brother-in-
law, Ernest Ostwig, of Nebraska, who
is visiting up there will return with
him for short visit with his sister in
this city.
Ill from birth, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Campbell passed away
yesterday at 11:15 a. M, aged two
months. The funeral takes place this
afternoon at the residence, 1,0O4 Jay
street south, at 2:30, Rev. C. C. Todd
officiating. Interment will be made at
Riverside cemetery. Aberdeen Ameri-
can, Saturday.
Game Warden jenkins is hot on the
trail of bunch of "sooners' and
expects to land several of them before
the hunting season opens. Shooting
ducks before September 10th may
prove rather expensive sport for
some of them. The game warden is
keeping close watch of all the princi-
pal shooting places.
The mails upon the Milwaukee system
are late so many times that the pub
lie has commenced to wonder why the
company does not adopt a time sched-
ule that its trains can make and save
so many hours of unnecessary waiting
upon the part of an anxious public.
Last evening the train from the east
due at 6:45 did not get in until about 9.
Atlas Knapp was called to Aberdeen
Saturday night by phone message
from his wife who believed her father
was very low. He returned to this city
Tuesday and reports that the old gen.
tleman is somewhat improved. The
many friends of the family will hope
that his recovery will be complete and
that he will be spared for many years.
Some extensive improvements are
being made in the building occupied by
Bauske's Cash Produce house. New
floors are being laid in the front part,
Gill mil he
in the rear rooms, Water and sewer
age will be installed throughout the
building. When completed the place will
be supplied with all modern conven-
fences.
For Rent-One of the best farms in
Day County consisting of 500 acres
under cultivation. $50 acres of pasture
and hay land, situated II miles south
east of Webster, and seven miles north
west of Wallace. Good buildings, and
will add good modern residence to be
erected this fall. For terms and other
particulars call on or address, Conrad
Kohlhase, Webster, S. d.
Senator Ross E. Parks was over
from Lily on business matters Satur-
day and while in the city rented the
Ole Amundson house in the Second
ward and will move his family here the
first of next week and make his home
among us in order to give his children
the advantage of our splendid schools.
The senator and his family will be
gladly welcomed to our social circles.
A. o. Wickre was in Saturday from
his "Home Farm" in Independence
township and informed US he had just
finished threshing rs acres of blue