Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-05-25

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c. A. Wells and r. B. Ebling were
in Marshall county on business last
Thursday ard on the way home stopped
at Roy Lake for an hours fish. They
report the greatest perch fishing ever
seen.
We are quite reliably informed that
the passenger schedule time will be
changed here in the near future. The
morning train from the west will arrive
about II and the night train from west
about 10.
James G.. Lynde i agent for the
improved Monitor Sad Iron, gasoline
self-heated. He is also agent for a
patent rope making machine. Call at
the Egeland- Harris company Office and
see them.
A. R. Ferguson went to Aberdeen
Saturday night and from there to
Wetonka to accompany his family
home. They have been visiting with
her parents. All arrived in Webster
avening.
E. A. Merger, who has been conduct
ing closing out sale in Minneapolis
with Sam Calmenson for month,
arrived home yesterday for visit of a
few days. He reports business good in
the cities.
Rev. Carl c. Borglin, of Ortonville,
Mimi, will preach in the German
Friedens church, Webster, Sunday,
May %, at IL a. M, and in the New
Sweden" church, Kidder township, at
$3.50 p. m.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Ross will be pleased to
learn that today they disposed of their
farm across the river and will there
fore continue to make their home in
Webster.
L. O. Pillsbury, who has been out
over the state demonstrating the work.
ings of the Cole automobile for the Day
County Auto and Supply Company,
arrived home Sunday, having driven
$500 miles.
H. o. Wickre went to Andover Sat-
urday evening and remained over night
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Van der Meide and from there
went to his farm in the northern part
of the county.
Auto Owners You can buy best
auto cylinder oil at IS cents per
gallon in good steel barrels. Ask US
about it Das County Auto and
Supply Company.
Miss Maude Hyde departed Saturday
evening for few days visit in Pierre
and from there went to Deadwood to
attend the grand lodge of the Degree
of Honor of which order she is one of
the best posted members in the state.
Bert E. Johnson, clerk of courts,
went to Bristol Saturday night and
remained over Sunday at the home of
his parents. He reports his mother,
who was injured in runaway week
ago. as doing as well as could be
expected.
The writer received pair of Chinese
Ring-necked Pheasants from the state
game warden this week and on the
same day and date E. G. Marston
received a registered bird dog from
the east and there you have it.-Pier-
pont Signal.
Everybody loves an Indian romance
audit is never so popular as when seen
on the stage. One of the very best in
this line is "a Prince of His Race. :"
Oscar Graham makes it so realistic you
cannot help but like it. Opera house
Saturday night.
Alexander Garrick, A. A. Garrick
and wife and Mrs. VIM. Garriek, of
FaulKton, drove over in an automobile
on Saturday and went out to the lakes
where they spent Sunday fishing. They
were guests of j. C. Garrick during
their visit here.
Judge McNulty and Stenographer
Granger took dinner at the CONNER
cial Hotel Tuesday. They were on
their way to SissetoH by auto. The
Judge has entirely recovered from his
recent illness-is just as handsome as
ever, but otherwise he is all right.
For sale-A 240 egg incubator, a
Triumph, in good condition, has only
been used half dozen times. Rea-
son for selling am going out of the
chicken business. Will sell at reason
able price.
Mrs. Veva Jones,
Webster, S. d.