Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-06-30


C. Severson and Chris Palmer, of
Egeland, were in the city Tuesday, and
in speaking of the crop prospect both
gentlemen put the average of wheat in
their locality at twelve bushels per acre
with favorable weather until harvest.
Owen Edmonds, wife and daughter,
Fannie, spent few hours in the city
visiting friends. They were returning
to their home in Groton from trip to
Ortonville. Mrs. Edmonds was for
merly Miss Belle Patterson of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sanborn and
daughter, Mrs. Wilbur, of Hawkeye,
Iowa, are visiting relatives and friends
in the city this week the guests of S.
L. Potter and family. Joseph San
born is a brother of l. w. of this city.
The famous Nebraska Indian base
ball team will play Britton at Pierpont
July End, Summit at Summit July 3rd
and Milbank at Milbank July 4th. The
Indians are said to be a fast aggrega-
ton and put up supreme article of
base ball.
DR.. P. d. Peabody went to Summit
by auto Sunday afternoon on profess
sional business, and from there took
the evening train to Aberdeen to join
his family. Floyd Yeager and Rex
Harris accompanied him and brought
back the machine.
Leo Miotke, of Grenville, was down
Tuesday in the interest of the st.
Joseph's church celebration. He
reports the crop prospect in his vicinity
as very good, but says further north
it shows the effect of the hot weather
and is considerable damaged
S. S. Yeager and family departed
Friday in his Buick touring car for a
trip into North Dakota where Mr..
Yeager has some extensive farming
interests. After looking over the
farms they will visit Mr.. Yeager's
= brothers an Linton and Underwood.
No. /, Radger refrigerator, regular
price $3.50, now $500.
No. 2, Herrick refrigerator, regular
price sos. 90, now $3.50.
No.. 3, Herick refrigerator, regular
price $27. 90, now. ,$21, at E. N. Dorr
& Co., successor to Webster Hardware.
Rev. Donald Mclean departed for!
Pierre this morning to atteuG the pre-
servation congress in session in the
capital as delegate from Day county.
That Day county will be well repre-
sented goes without saying, it will be
an interesting and instructive gather
hing. eag~a.r~ -rE
The children who received seeds from
the committee of the ladies' Thursday
club and have been unsuccessful in
getting them to grow, if they still wish
to remain in he contest, can do so, by
N calling on he4committee who will fur
nish them with growing plants to trans
N plant. vss sf
N If you are going to entertain, give a
social, or have wedding, you will
" want some ice cream, sherbert or fruit
ices. You can get the best, purest
y and most delicious on earth
in this line by leaving an order with
Webster Candy Factory, all packed and
delivered read TO serve.
You are Kindly requested to call
at the old Smaityafdsthe next time,
You afeiR town and ioek over the
$3o,O 900 stock On wAicha. we are
ready to max yoB some very low
prices. TIE Williams Lumber Co.
4 Frank w agner. a son of'P. J. Wag-,
N her, Who has spent the past week it
the ETY. visiting friends, returned to
II hisibome in Minneapolis Monday. His
sister, Margaret, who came out with
him remained for a more extended
visit. While here the. youngsters are
guests at thegChas. Hawkinson home.
Samuel Denton. county surveyor of
Marshall county, Saturday night ran
down from Groton, where he is survey.
ing q ditch for Marshall, Brown and
Day county parties, and spent Sunday
visiting Websterfriends, the guest of
his hephews, the Adams boys and H.
Denton. HefeWrsedto Groton Mon
day morning.
LassThhrsday Art Oonley met with
quife stserious and painful, raccirbptjn
go'ng dhwhthe ststss at tbs GorhrnsrJ,
cal hotel, he slipped in such manner
as TO strain his right ankle badly and
while no bones are broken the tendons
ana lgaments are torn nose and badly
strained. gAe 1noR ~ a7hSg Hac6sA
and it is Mfd tesdessTnise xteag
Of the injury.
AN exciting horse race is rsposted
rom Waubay last r htrs betwaen
Id. Lipka, of Wist, ana sASL:A-G Gar
rett's horse, of Waubay. The race