Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-10-27

VI Tie hlSSOuIl EiNcT.
E. A. Paulson, the popular butter
maker of the Webs ter creamery lief
for Chicago Monday to attend the
National Butter Makers association
convention and the National Dairy
show in that city as representative
of the Webster Cooperative Creamery
Co. Mr.. Paulson took down specimens
J, of the Webster creamery product to
exhibit.
Jens Peterson returned Wednesday
morning from his visit with his family
in Norway He reports the family as
all well and enjoying themselves in
their new home and thew wished to be
remembered to their many friends in
Webster. Mr.. Peterson says he spent
his summer vacation delightfully."- among
the lakes and mountains of his native
country.
S. X. Leen went out to the pass with
a bunch of hunters the other day and
was Dragging considerable about WHIP
ing all their eyes as he had more birds
than all of them. When his bunch was
examined it was found that during his
stay at the camp he had captured
about forty spoonbills. He has been
dubbed Spoonful Leen" by the hunt
ing fraternity.
Leo Briske, of Chicago, nephew of
John Breske, who lives in the northern
part of the county. has been secured
by the people of Granville to take
charge of the Polish school in that
township. Mr.. Briske is also an
accomplished pipe organist and will
take charge of that part of the church
services there. The young gentleman
comes highly recommended and will be
gladly welcomed into the community.
John Cruise Jr., of Manchester, To-,
who has been at the Wickre ranch for
several days enjoying the duck shoot
ing, came down and departed for home
Tuesday night. Mr.. Cruise says he
had splendid time and the party are
getting plenty of birds. That the
camp is ideal and any time you want to
enjoy most royal time in shooting
camp. 'Just leave it to Bill, old
timer" He'll make good at every
turn of the road.
Clerk of Courts Johnson has this
week issued marriage licenses to
Joseph Boik and Mary Block, both of
Grenville, August Block and Anna Boik
both of Granville; John Lonnem and
Inga Johnson, both of Kosciusko;
Lawrence Aadland and Marie Elisa
Enstad, both of Lynn. All of these
people are well and favorably known
in this county and their many friends
will be glad that each couple have
united their fortunes for life.
Henry Hanson departed for Fergus
Falls, Mimi, yesterday with his car Of
household goods. Mrs. Hanson and
child and her daughter, Miss Title
Anseth, will follow Friday evening.
The family have made their home here
for many years and have been known
as among our best people. They will
be missed by large circle of friends
who will wish them the best.of luck in
their new home. Miss Anseth will
remain in Fergus Falls until the Han
son family is settled when she will
return to make her home again in
Webster.
| A large number of Webster people
were out at Granville Tuesday evening
to attend the wedding of Leo Dolney
and Catherine Pionk The evening
was ideal and the guests numbered to
the extent of the invitations. The
bride was handsomely gowned. The
groom wore the conventional clothes.
After the services wedding supper
was served. In the evening there was
a dance which was attended and
enjoyed by all. The young couple
begin life with the best wishes of
host of friends.
Prompt payment of losses, just and
liberal treatment of patrons. is the
basis on which the Philadelphia Under
writers Insurance company does bust
ness, this together with ample financial
resources makes it strong AMI popu-
lar company. See j. M. Hotter the loo
agent and let him explain to you the
desirable features of the policy. This
company paid losses to policy holders
San Francisco in 1906 to the amount OF
S., 900, 900. They write insurance
against fire, lightning and tornados.
Remember j. M. Hotter does business
for this company in Webster.
Two young gentlemen from Dead
wood, John Lutey and Clark Travelute,
came over about week ago to take
hunt. They were invited into the
Aberdeen camp at Hetke pass. There
is very little duck shooting in the hills
and as the fight of blue bills has been
very good since the boys have beer
in this vicinity they have had the time
\ of their lives. They told the reporter
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