Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-10


examination for census enumerators at
the school house Saturday: s II.
Hlllstrom, James German, r w.
Harris, Joseph Paul, l. G. Sellovold,
Edward Newman, Albert Nerlaud, w
p Huggett, Emil Reiprich aud Otto
Hanson
In this issue you will find in our big
display al a, good description with
prices of the best harness on earth.
our popular hand made Blue Ribbon
ha rness with five year guarantee it will
pay prospective harness BUYERS TO give
this their careful attention Webster
Hardware.
Saturday last Mrs Cloudy, mother of
Mrs. f. Huntington, received the sad
news that her sister had died at the age
of 81 years in New York Mrs Cloudy
made an extended visit to this sister
last fall All Webster friends will
extend their sympathy. The lady is
survived by only her sister, Mrs Cloudy
w. H. Jones, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Wheatland aud
Egeland townships and in Waubay for
the past two weeks, was "A Webster
visitor Monday and made us call.
Bill is the whoiesouled, congenial fel.
low as of yore. He reports the family
we'll and contented in their new home
in Minnesota.
Gus Sasse returned from his trip to
Montana Saturday and stopped in 10
show us some fine samples of spring
aud winter wheat, barley, beans, ruta.
bagas and potatoes raised this year on
sod the samples are certainly fine
Gus remained over Sunday in this city
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Michael Sasse, and returned to his
home i'll Marshall county Monday.
We are in receipt of letter from Joe
Engelhart dated February 2nd which
informs US that Mr.. and Mrs. E. are
enjoying their trip. AT the date of
writing they were the guests of H d.
Becker and family at Reeder, n. ID
From there they go to Miles City, Mon
tana, for few dsys and then to Mis-.
soula, Montana, for an eXtanded visit |
They do not expect to return for sew.
eral weeks.
H, f. Denton, new publisher of the |
Grant County Review, is putting a |
world of ginger into that publication |
Denton is tireless news gatherer and !
fluent writer on any topic that he
chooses to handle Long experience, |
including daily newspaper work, as
given him line of experience which
will prove of value in his Grant county
effort -Groton Independent.
This writer has been attending con
veutions-the modern term in confer.
enCes-in the territory and state for
close to thirty years Strange as 1t may
seem, with one exception, the fellows
who began going to conventions
quarter of a century ago, are getting
Old and show unmistakable signs of |
advancing years. The exception is the !
writer hereof .-Groton Independent, I
Last week deal was consimated by !
which the Blue Front Grocery in this
city changed hands, H. J. Herman and
Ed Browder became the propretors
Scott Demmery retiring from the bust
ness. The business will be continued
uuder the name of the Blue FRONT
Grocery company, with Chas Fergu-
son as manager. We have not learned
Mr.. Demmery's intentions for the
+. f. Void went to Webster Tues
day evening 10 confer with the Day
County Auto Co, In regards to posi-
ton with them and was successful. He
begins his work April LIST. We can
the company on their good
fortune in securing Mr.. Void, as he is
an expert mechlnist and mechanic and
has few equals III his line, AS a sample
Of his skill he has constructed perfect
model of gasoline engine small
enough TO be carried III the pocket aud
he made every part of it himself, includ
ing even the screws He has also con-
structed a motor cycle, photograph,
several violins, etc.-Lily Argus
Third annual conven tion of the
Farmers Graiu Dealers association of
south Dakota TO he held at Sioux Falls
Fob 9. and 10, 1910 An elegant pro-
gram Is being prepared Such eminent
speakers as Harry Atwood, United
States attorney of Chicago, Hon K. G.