Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-08-11
Invitations have been sent out by Mr..

invitations have been sent out by Mr..
and Mrs. j. Gutomerson to the marii-
age of their daughter, Miss Anna Ser
ina, to JOHNNIE August Storsteen on
Wednesday, August II, 1910, at high
noon at the Skudness Lutheran church
in Lynn township. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Knutson.
Mrs. j. w. Abbott arrived Tuesday
evening for an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. E. A. Wearne, and
other relatives and many friends in
Webster. Mrs. Abbott came from a
visit with her children at Milbank and
Waubay.
Fred Bauske has become an adept in
the handling of his crutches and is now
able with the assistance of a pair to
give personal attention to his cash pro-
duce business, which he says is grow
ing daily and gives splendid promise for
the future.
A letter from Mrs. H. f. Denton
informs us that a baby boy arrived on
August Sth, 1910, at the home of her
her sister, Mrs. John L. Lockhart (nee
Miss Myra Williams), who for year
made her home with the Denton family
in this city.
j. R. Chapman and family and Mrs.
Canning and daughter went out to
Pickerel lake last Thursday for an out
ing of several days. Mr.. Chapman
came in Tuesday night to conduct sale
but says tonight sees him travelling
lakeward again.
Attorney and Mrs. H. H. Potter, of
Webster, arrived Monday for a short
visit at the home of Col and Mrs. T. G.
Orr, making the trip by automobile.
Mr.. Potter is a member of the well
known law firm of Sears & Potter
Brookings Press,
Henry Turner, formerly the general
agent of the Acme Harvester company
with headquarters at Aberdeen, but who
is now connected with the international
people with headquarters at Fargo, was
calling on his many Milbank friends last
week.-Milbank Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lief Laeson enjoyed a
visit over Sunday from Mr.. Larson's
brother, Edwin, and his wife and his
sister from Aberdeen. Mr.. Edwin Lar
son was compelled to return to Aber-
deem on Monday evening, but the ladies
are spending the week here.
j. E. Cooper, Jr., was taken sick with
tonsilitis last Thursday and was con-
fined to his home for several days. He
had sufficiently recovered by Monday to
leave for Orient, where he will assume
his new duties as buyer for the Farm
ers' Elevator Co. of that place.
Rev. Kase, of Milbank, occupied the
pulpit of the German church in this city
on Sunday. He remained over Monday
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lief Lar
son when he went to Andover, where
he met Rev. Schamber, of Britton, who
went to Milbank to remain for few
days.
John Sherbino and Clayton Smith, of
Webster, passed through here Sunday
in Mr.. Sherbino's automobile for Orion
vile. They were accompanied by Mr..
SIS niece, Mrs. T. l.. Buechler, of Aber-
deem, and her sister-in-law, Miss Buech-
Ter, of Brownton, MINI. -Milbank
Review.
Harvesting is practically completed
in this part of the county, and by the
end of the week all the grain with the
exception of the flax will be cut. The
heavy rain the first of the week has
brought out the flax in good shape and
the present prospects are for an excel
lent crop.
James Peterson, who was formerly in
partnership with Gokey in the black
smith business, has decided to locate at
Timber Lake, South Dakota, and loaded
his car and left yesterday for his new
home. Mrs. Peterson will follow as
soon as Mr.. Peterson has the home
settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Williams and daugh-
ter, of Webster, Ray Buck and Mrs.
Geo. C. Collier. of Chicago, We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Collier is singer and imperson-
ator. She is giving entertainments at
Webster and other points. Milbank
Herald-Advance.
The infant son of A. w. Campbell is
seriously i'll this week with summer
complaint. A telegram was sent to
the judge, who with another son is
spending his vacation in Washington,
telling of the condition of the baby, and
he is expected to arrive soon. -Aber-
deem News, Saturday.
r. A. Lester, who was manager of
the orchestra company with which Miss
Ruby Leen travelled last winter and
whose home is in Watertown, came up
and spent Sunday with the Leen family
in this city. Mr.. Lester expects to put
another orchestra on the road this win