Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-13
- From WaubaysAdvocate
Observation-Disclosures Web
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JohnEEngelhart .sreturned. sfrom. Rhis
Webster visit Friday
Will Chowen was passengerss to
Webster Tuesday evening". ss.a srs.
M. j. Nickerman.. swas business
visitor in Webster Tuesday. -.---
Nels Swanson, of Webster, was the
guest of A. N. Handle Tuesday.
Father Mensing was on the train
Tuesday evening returning from Sisse-
ton.
Ed Christoferson was Webster
visitor yesterday, returning this morn
ing.
Attorney Rex Harris was looking
after business matters in town Thurs
day.
Jack Martin, Webster's chief of
police, was Waubay visitor Saturday.
Mrs, Thos. Smith, of Webster, was
a visitor in town from Friday until
Monday.
Letters from Spokane state that Sam
Groshong is sick with pneumonia.
C. C. jenkins and z. A. Davis called
on their Webster friends Monday.
Mrs. E. S. Lainson went to Webster
Tuesday evening for few days visit
with her m1ther.
Miss Chamin returned to Webster
Monday evening after visiting friends
in town for couple of days.
Mrs. II. w. Wayland went tos..Web-
ster last.evening in response to Sword
that Harve was not feeling.verysgood.
Mrs. Minnie Wallace, of Webster,
and Mrs. Baird, of Hob, Washington,
spent yesterday at the home of f. c.
Palmer.
A letter from San Diego, states
that Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson are
rejoicing over the arrival of baby
girl at their home.
H. E. Strong and Joe Oswoski, who
are working on the new hotel building
at Pickerel lake, spent Sunday at their
home in Webster.
F. C.. Palmer was in Webster Mon
day and Tuesday in connection with his
suit against Ditcher Gould which was
tried before a referee on those DAYS.
A number from here was present as
witnesses.
Mrs. d. C. Kidder came down from
Webster Saturday and spent the day
visiting her cousin, Otto Cast and
family. Miss Minnie Mickish, who has
been visiting the Cast home for sew
eral days, accompanied her back that
evening.
From Bristol Democrat
John Engler spent Wednesday at the
county seat on business.N
Mrs. S. O. Blakely was a Webster
visitor one day last week.
Mike Bierschbach made a business
trip to the county seat Friday.
Ed Merger, of Webster, was here on
business last evening between trains.
DIR. Judge and Joe Paul, of Webster,
were transacting business here last
evening.
Frank Seefeld and wife and Alfred
Seefeld and family went to Webster
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Guy McKibben, of Webster, is
spending the week with her brother,
Les Jesperson and family.
A number of the Valley township
boys went to Webster Monday to
attend the Gould and Palmer law suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marx were at
Webster Sunday and Monday where
they visited with their daughter, Mrs.
Ed Coin.
On Tuesday c. B. Knott and wife
were taken completely by surprise
when about II of their friends arrived
at their home. The occasion being
their Oath anniversary and also Mrs,
Knott's birthday. 1t was all brocssht
about so quietly and they never had a
thought of anything like surprise.
Games were played and delicious
Refreshments served, One OF the
games which took most was carrying
peanuts from one place to another, in
one minute, one at time on knife.
Mrs. Meuer won this game by carrying
20 peanuts in one minute. The even
ing was spent in very enjoyable man.
ner, and those present all report a
splendid time.
From Waubay Clipper