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

Chas. Forbes, of Grand Forks. Wis.
father of Emmett Forbes, arrived il
the city Saturday to visit his son. HI,
was accompanied by Miss Ella Forbes
who has been visiting her grandparent.
in Wisconsin the past month.
l.. G. Levoy went down to the city
last week to meet Mrs. Levoy and the
children, who had returned from a two
months visit in the west. They arrived
home Saturday evening having had a
most delightful trip and enjoyable visit.
With Sam Clark acting as Chauffeur.
j. T. Goodwin und J. J. Cowan went
down into Oak Gulch township the first
of the week to look after their farming
interests. They report everything in
fine shape in that section of the county.
Three auto accidents are reported to
have occurred at Pickerel lake last
Sunday. No one was injured and none
of them were due to carelessness. The
machines were all brought to town that
evening and are all again in commission.
Mrs. w. T. Ravens, of Webster,
arrived Friday and is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. A. w.
Campbell, having attended the funeral
of the little Campbell boy on Saturday
afternoon. News, Monday.
Grant Chapman and wife came in
from the farm this morning and went
to the southern part of the county to
look up home for next year, Judge
Campbell having sold the farm which
they have been working the past year.
Charles Forbes, who is here from
Grand Rapids, Wis, visiting his son,
Emmett, went down to Bradley Mon
day night to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Benjamin Bender, for few days. He
will return to Webster probably about
Saturday.
Lost-Brown canvass tool kit con-
tanning one adjustable S wrench and
several other S wrenches, two monkey
wrenches just alike, files, punches and
screwdrivers, somewhere near Pickerel
lake or on the road in. Reward for
return. J. l.. Harris.
During her visit at the lake some
weeks ago Miss Josephine Flagstad
bruised one of her feet slightly. At
first no attention was given to the
injury, but of late blood poisoning has
set in and the young lady has been
having quite serious time.
An alarm of fire was turned in on
Tuesday evening and the fire boys made
a splendid run up into the First ward,
where it was learned that the cause of
alarm was Harrison Butler destroying
some huge punches of worms which
were roosting in his trees.
The Webster Mill was shut down the
first of the week for couple of days
while making some necessary repairs
upon the engine The whole force was
at work again Tuesday morning and
the institutions again turning out the
best flour manufactured on earth
| have fine residence that | would
like to exchange for good farm land.
will deal on an even basis only, / would
rather have land without buildings, but
will deal for either and owners only
need apply. If you don't mean BUSH
ness don't call. E. N. Dorr & Co.
A postal card from Miss Lena Ray
says she is having a delightful time at
Spirit Lake, Iowa. and that she is gain
ing strength and vigor to PIT into the
campaign this fall when she will make
the race as the democratic candidate
for county superintendent of schools.
If you enjoy high class comedy
drama dom miss "a Bachelors Honey
moon" at the Webster opera house
Thursday night, September LIST. This
play is presented by ellison & Bradfield
with one of the strongest companies
that have ever appeared in the North
west.
Ike Foltz was seen on our streets
Sunday evening with an automobile
load of Bristol folks enroute home
from the shooting match at Pickerei
lake. Everybody wondered why Ike
did not stop for few hours. At last
a wise old RUDE mentioned the fact it
was Sunday.
We are informed that George Lamb
din has closed his resort at Enemy
Swim lake and has taken up his resi-
dence at Waubay. This will be sad
news indeed to many who enjoyed the