Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-09-28
From Butler Budget
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Cutey, from No Where, was visiting
old friends last week.
c. A. Potter autoed to Webster with
his family on business and pleasure
Friday.
Alfred Dybbro and wife were in lay
ing in their regular weekly supplies
Thursday.
Roy Potter returned from his motor
trip to Andover and other points Sun
day morning.
Ole Fadness, wife and daughter were
in from the hills Tuesday visiting
friends and shopping.
Ole Strandness, of Webster, who will
tell you if there are any flies on your
title, was doing business in town Mon
day.
H. Dahl, formerly short time resi-
dent of Butler, but now of Ulm, Mimi,
was transacting business here Wednes-
day.
Charlie Eveleth, of Lily, the cham
pion stock buyer of South Dakota, was
here Saturday seeking whom he might
devour.
Charlie Wade took his sister, Matte,
to Lynn Lake, Sunday, where she is
engaged to teach the same school she
taught last term.
August Knable and daughter were in
town Friday, having some dental work
done and getting some more supplies
for winter. August knows where to
come for good bargains.
Miss Alice Butler returend from Ter
outing in st. Paul and Minneapolis
Monday morning. Miss Alice is the
valued assistant at the Farmers State
bank and was surely entitled to a good
vacation.
George Butler returded from his pro-
longed trip in Minnesota last Sunday.
We began to think George had gone to
hunt for handsomer woman, but he
SAYS he has come home perfectly salts
| fled with things as they are.
The mother and sister-in-law of Mr..
Sherin, the druggist, were his guests
over Sunday. An auto load of his
sister-in-law's folks came down Sunday
afternoon and took her to their home
at Britton. His mother returned to
her home at WATERFOWL Monday morn
ing.
Miss Minnie Mott, of Waubay, came
up Monday morning to begin her duties
as teacher in the primary department
of our school Monday morning. Miss
Mott is one of the very best teachers
in Day county, and as Professor Ahern
comes highly recommended, We hope
the patrons of the school will cooperate
with the teachers to make this one of
the best terms of school ever held
here. We wish parents everywhere
could see the impor lance of having
their children promptly on time and
regular in attendance. No pupil can
make any progress when absent
half of the time, and then the
teacher gets the blame.
The Social Culture club entertained
Friday evening, Mrs. George Butler
and Mrs. Ole Snipstad as hostesses.
Mr.. Dugstad gave an interesting talk
outlining the plans of the club. The
program consisted of comical reading
by Doctor Denton, to the great enjoy
ment of all. A very pretty solo on the
organ by Miss Grace Stevenson and
Miss Pearl Peterson gave a recitation
which ELECTED great applause and Rev.
erend Shepersky gave laughable
impromptu speech which took down the
house, followed by number of rolick-
ing songs. After this supper, consist
ing of cake, sandwiches and coffee was
served. Over twenty couple were pres
emit and all voted jolly good time.
The Hollingsworth home will be opened
for the next entertainment which will
be October 4th, to which all are invited.