Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-06-22

Canada. came to Webster last week
for a visit with the families of Q. l..
Williams and Grant Ray and other rela.
tives and many friends.
w. G. Waddell and family departed
Wednesday morning for Radid City
where they expect to spend some time
with relatives and friends. On the way
home all will visit for day or so in
Pierre, also in Aberdeen.
Services at the Methodist church for
Sunday, June 25, 1911. Class meeting
at 1920, a. M. preaching services at
IL, sermon by Rev. Crisp. Bible school
at II m, Donald Mclean, superinten-
dent. Evening service at 8.
Their, will be services at st. Johns
Lutheran church next Sunday morning.
Sunday school at II. In the evening a
quartette from Canton college will sing
and Professors Tuve and Quale will
speak. o. 0. Hafstad, Pastor.
Our reputation for pure candies, ice
cream, cones, and all kinds of delicious
temperance beverages is established.
1t is generally conceded that when you
get anything at the Webster Candy
Factory you get nothing but the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Rowlee, of Cres-
bard, arrived the last of last week and
have rented cottage out at Pickerel
lake where they expect to put in few
weeks in rest quiet and fishing-we
presume we should italicize the last
word.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. N. Perry and
Miss Della |. were in Webster y ednes-
day and attended the wedding of Mrs.
Perry's brother Edwin Hanse, and Miss
Cora Johnson. They also enjoyed the
old settlers day in Webster. -Langford
Bugle
The work is progressing rapidly on
the new Irwin Pharmacy and when
completed will certainly present hand
some appearance. Roy says there's
nothing like his yellow hammer" to
push things along. It's a great
booster
The Detroit Vapor and Jewel Case
line stoves leads. They are the latest
patterns, automatic spring oven door.
We also have them with glass panel
doors. Our line is still complete.
Remember they are self generating.
Webster Hardware Co.
Mrs. H. H. Potter, Floyd Yeager AMI
l.. G. Levoy returned from the meeting
of the grand bodies Masonic at Cham
berlain Friday and report interesting
and enjoyable sessions, compllmenting
Chamberlain on the manner in which
she entertained her visitors.
F. E. Granger, of the Granger Bust
ness College, at Aberdeen, was in the
city the first of the week and installed
the machine for taking voice dictation
in the office of H. H. Potter. 1t is said
to be one of the most wonderful and
useful of the late inventions.
Now, really, what is the use kicking
on the weather? Of course it is some
hot, but it might be worse. Cheer up!
Let's go fishing. No let's don't, the
June bugs are here. Well there are
better times coming, let's hope, that is
the great part of this life, anyway.
-Four good ball games at Bristol July
Sd and 4th at the big celebration, July
Sd Ferney VS. Andover, II a. M; Pier
pont VS. Bristol 2:30 p. m. July 4, But
Ter VS. Lily, 10 a. M; Webster VS. Bris-
tol 2:3O p. m. A fine line of other
attractions have been arranged for.
Mrs. Stelzer and Mrs. w. Crowder,
of Great Falls, Mont, mother and sis
ter of Mrs. t. j. Dyke, arrived in
Webster Saturday for an extended
visit. Both ladies have visited in Web
ster before and have many friends who
will join with their relatives in their
welcome.
Edmund Cook, of Sisseton, and l.. G..
Levoy, of Webster. passed through the
city yesterday. enroute to their homes
from Chamberlain, where they have
been attending the Masonic Grand
Lodge meeting, which was held there
all this week. Aberdeen American,
Saturday.
Miss Anna Lingstad, who has beer
employed in the Josephus Alley home
for fourteen years, departed Monday
night for her former home in Norway
She has made a great many friend:
during her residence in Webster who
will wish for her bon voyage and &
pleasant visit.
Children with matches playing in &
barn accounts for fire on the Emf
Premes farm, about six miles from
Webster, entailing the loss of a barr
built last year at cost of about 81, 600
We are informed that there was some
| insurance upon the building but do moi
know how much.