Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07

and large delegation attended the
Ringing circus at Aberdeen. The town
was practically deserted all day.
If you are going to entertain, give
social, or have a wedding, you will
want some ice cream, sherbert or fruit
ices. You can get the best, purest
and most delicious creations on earth
in this line by leaving an order with
Webster Candy Factory, all packed and
delivered ready to serve.
Died, Thursday, June 80, of infantine
paralysis, Cecile, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Coin, aged Is months.
The death occurred at Bristol and
interment was made in the Bristol
cemetery Saturday. The parents have
the sympathy of many friends in their
bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Long and two
of the younger children returned from
an auto trip to Fort Ransom, N. D.,
Monday. Marshall reports that TIE
crops in the vicinity of the Fort are
good for this season, but will be nearly
complete failure in the country
through which he passed between Day
county and there.
w. A. Craig and daughter, Ruth, of
Austin, Mimi, arrived in the city
Monday night and are the guests of
the gentleman's brother-in-law, S. X.
Leen. Mr.. Craig who is an auditor of
the c. M. & st. P. railway had to
return to his duties but his daughter
will remain and spend the summer
with her aunt and uncle.
The following is an extract from a
letter from Miss Alma Munson dated
June %, who is now living on her claim
in McKil county, N. D., near Schafer.
ut is very dry out here, hope you
people are more fortunate than we and
have little rain once and a while. |
like the country very much and am now
very comfortably settled"
The Johnson boys and their families
returned from an auto trip through
North Dakota Sunday. They had a
most enjoyable trip, the roads and the
weather being ideal. They report the
crop prospect in North Dakota as very
poor-in fact there will be no crop at
all in the greater portion of the terri
tory through which they travelled.
When you are figuring on an outing
at the lakes don't forget the Herman
resort on the south shore conducted by
VIM. Beaman the prettiest spot on
Enemy Swim, good spot to camp, plenty
of shade, good water, boats, bait and
beautiful beach, good table board for a
limited number. When you want to
have a good time for a few days call
on Mr.. Beaman or in other words,
'just leave it to Bill old timer
The following is an extract from
letter from VIM. Kinney, of Grace,
Canada. 1--WE are all we'll and getting
along fine, lots of rain, crops are good,
we broke and put in ninety acres to
crop this spring, thirty to wheat and
oats, sixty to flax, tell the boys all
hello. If any of them come my way to
pull my latch string; it is always on the
outside to one and all from South
Dakota"
Fred Ihrke, the prosperous Day
county farmer living west of Butler,
contracted this week with E. N. Dorr
& Co., for hot water heating plant
and bath room furnishings for his new
home they are building. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Ihrke are to be congratulated on
their splendid new home, as it will be
when furnished, one of the finest farm
dwellings in the county. They are
among the early settlers here and
richly deserve their prosperity and new
home.