Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-24

who for the past five or six years has
been resident of Crossmalina, Ireland,
have received news announcing the
arrival of son at the Roe home
recently. Sioux Falls Argus-Leader.
Prof. Howard w. Simpson, of the
Deaf Mute school at Sioux Falls, was
in the city Friday and in company with
County Superintendent Hetley and j.
c. Garrick drove up into the northern
of the county to investigate charges
that several deaf children were being
kept out of school by their parents. He
found the reports untrue.
A postal card from Warren Farmer,
who is now located at Alberton, Mont,
brings the good news that a fine nine
pound girl arrived at his home on Aug.
II. Both mother and baby well. The
proud parents have many friends in
Webster and Day county who will
extend congratulations. The young
lady has been named Vivian Violet
Farmer.
The Day County Democrat has moved
from Bristol to Webster and from this
distance it looks like a poor move.
Webster has two of as good weekly
newspapers as there are in the state,
and is not large enough at present to
support three papers and give them the
support they should have, without
being burden to her generous bust
ness men. However: Here's success
to you Boys. = Britton Sentinel.
paul Smith proved up on his claim
last Monday, at Lavina," says the
Lavina, Mont, Independent. The
young man mentioned is the son of
Mrs. Cora Peabody of this city, and is
one of the splendid young men who
like to do things and is valuable
asset to any community. We hope
that now he has proved up on his claim
that he will return and make his home
in Webster.
A. d. Sprague, of Devils Lake, N.
D., arrived in Webster Monday evening
to look after some real estate matters.
He reports that crops in his section of
the country this year are in splendid
condition and that the farmers are
reaping a bountiful harvest. Mr..
Sprague says that r. Gore, at one time
teacher in the Day county schools, is
now practicing attorney in Devils
Lake, N. D., and is doing well.
While Michael Ebert and his bride
were on their honeymoon trip to the
Pacific coast porch climber visited
their room in the night and very
cleverly removed from their clothes
and from under Mikes pillow all of
their worldly possessions in the line of
jewelry, money and railway tickets and
they were compelled to wire home for
more money" We are informed that
they have received word since arriving
in Minneapolis that the gang has been
pulled and that the tickets and jewelry
will be returned soon.
Lost-One black and white Llewellyn
setter bitch with tan marking. About
two and half years old, small or
medium size dog. A liberal reward will
be paid for return of dog or informa-
ton leading to her recovery. Paul
Gruby.
]. S. Farley, Ed. Johnson and Roxy
Briggs were three of the best fellows
from Milbank who were over here in
Day county looking up the prospects
for a hunting trip this fall. They were
in Webster Friday having came down
from the fort.
The bowling alleys in the new Coteau
opera house were thrown open to the
public for the first time on Monday
evening and large number of our
people took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to try their skill at the great
German game.
Estrayed July %, from my place AZ
miles southwest of Webster, one red
Durham bull, weight 1900 pounds. Has