Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-01-13

f. A. Bradley, who for so many
years conducted the affairs of the Mil
waukee railroad as agent in this city
and made hosts of friends here, arrived
this morning from Helena, Mont, for
a visit
Geo Howson has re signed his posi-
uon with the Cmlson- Haugen company
We are not informed as TO what his
future intentions are. but hope that he
Will coLunue TO make his home in
Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Alters, who
reside north of this city, returned Sal.
urday morning from holiday visit
with the family of his brother at Ada,
MINI They report very pleasant
vacation.
While at the factory last week we
bought three car loads of 1910 Bucks
for immediate shipment. Call and see
our cars whether or not you intend to
buy. Day County Auto and Supply
Company.
SO. so and 81. so will purchase imported
Hartz Mountain Singers. $500 and
$3.50 gets st. Andreasburg Rollers,
finest and most popular singers on
earth. Bird and cage $780, Webster
Hardware.
DIR Goodmanson. who for the past
ten days has been confined TO his bed
with serious attack of lagrippe. is
improving and expects to be in his
Office Monday morning Aberdeen
News, Saturday
We failed TO mention last week that
Atlas Knapp had been called TO his
parents home in Kansas by the death
of his mother on December, 81 Mr.
Knapp will have the deepest sympathy
of all our people
Geo Holverson, of Lakefield, Minr.,
arrived Thursday morning for visit
with the family Of his brother, Jacob
I Holverson, OF this city, He remained
4 until Sunday night when he returned
? to his Minnesota home
Mr.. Kading requests US to announce
, that just as soon as the insurance
adjuster has been here and settled he
will have the wires replaced and that
the lodge hall will be the first room put
in shape for occupancy.
Arthur Bridge, who spent the past
. several weeks in Iowa, returned to
Webster this morning. He says that
the snow has been so deep down there
that it is impossible for the farmers to
gather their corn crop.
Mr. and Mrs A. +. Christensen and
son arrived Tuesday morning from
r Summit for few days visit with Web.
e ster friends. Mr. Christensen was
!. formerly assistant cashier of the
:. Security bank of this city
o NJ A. Miller. superintendent of the
r John w. Tuthill Lumber company and
!. Harry Judge, member of that com
e pany arrived Tuesday from Sioux
Falls and spent the dav in this city
iOOhibE dAtcA DuSlucsS
:. We have ten new autos ordered fol
e immediate shipment and need all oul
n room, accordingly we are going to sci
few second hand cars at one hall
q their value if taken at once. Day
Z County Auto and Supply Company.
g We have been quite reliably Informed
l. that Richard Schacher has rented the
Block building ON lower Main street
e and will put in a stock of up.to. date
o furnitu .. We have been unable te
4 find Mr.. Sohacher to confirm the report
- Mrs. Stang'and, accompanied by hel
granddaughter, Miss Gratia Kjerland
q returned to Minneapolis last week, The
|. young lady is attending the University Of
n Minnesota and her grandma is keeping
i, house for her during the time she is in
college
d l.. l.. Butler, ex-county treasurer
t was over from Butler last Friday for Q
d days visit with Webster relatives and
IS friends. He departed that evening fol
Wishek, N d., where he goes to look
n over some farm lands with the view oil
i. purchasing.
. Miss Belle McKeown, who has been
: employed at Ipswich for the past few
months, arrived home the last of last
}. week for visit of few days. Miss
Q McKeown went to Sisseton Monday to
Ii spend couple of days with her many
e friends there,
Julius Flagstad in from the farm
1 near Enemy Swim lake Monday even
Q ing. He reports stock going through
, the winter in fine shape. He was for.
!. tunate enough to find the valuable mare
which strayed away from his farm
early in the fall.
e. J. Wix. Of Hetland, an experienced
/ pharmacist. arrived iE this city last
! Friday morning and has accepted q
lposition with the Irwin Pharmacy.
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