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Athletics Win.

PHILADELPHIA. April 26.-Wash-
lngton was again defeated here to-
day. the score being 7 to 2. Groom
weakened in the fifth inning when
three hits. including doubles by Old
ring and Collins. two bases on balls
and an error netted FIVE runs. The in
ming wound up by Milan making one
OF the greatest one-hand running
catches ever seen at Shibe park. the
play robbing Davis OF a possible
home run. Bender struck out 12 OF
his opponents. Score:
washington 30 0oOooOO2-2 6 ,
philadelphia .OO0O511O-7 6 !
Batteries-Groom and street; Bender
and Thomas.
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Fort Wayue-The Billikens started
the ball rolling in the very first inn
ing, Blount drawing a pass to the ini-
tial sack. V|andagrift singled to left.
advancing Blount TO second, the lat
ter going to third on Casey's out. Graf
10 Crane. Corns registered, scoring
Blount. Vandacrift going to third. but
McLanerty flied TO Lewis and keener
10 Knisely. ending the inning.
Wheeling-Lewis. the first nan up
for the Smokes. was easy. iying out
10 McLafferty. but Jewell. who fol
lowed. waited on four wide ones.
Crane reached first on a felder's
choice. Jewell dying. Justice TO Wanda
GRIT. Crane attempted to steal. but
nabbed via the Onslow TO Justice
route. Fort Wayne. /: Wheeling ..
Second Inning.
Fort Wayne-JustiCe. the first man
up. hied TO Jewell. Onslow "caseyed.'
and Smith was easy. Doak 10 Crane.
Wheeling-Servatius went blind.
missing three. Knisely went out 10
McLanerty, and Montgomery died by
the same route. Fort Wayne. O.:
Wheeling. 0.
Third lnninq.
Fort Wayne-Blount "breezed." but
V~andagrift singled. stealing second a
few moments later. Casey got a life on
a felder's choice. but V~andagrift was
caught between the Keystone bag and
the third cushion. Doak making the
put out Casey in the meantime had
scampercd 20 second. and Corns
famed. ending the inning.
Wheeling-Graf was easy. Smith 10
M~cLaderty. but Murray. who followed.
beat out an inheld hit. getting 20 seq.
ond on an error by Justice. Doak rent
the afr thrice. and Lewis let Murray
die on second by going ont. Justice
TO McLaferty. Fort Wayne. o:
Wheeling. o..
Fourth Inning.
Fort Wayne-McLaTerty spilled the
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Opening
GAMES IN o. & p. LEAGUE TO BE
PLAYED TODAY.
East Liverpool Team Starts or Under
Most Promising Prospects
Sentz VIII Be In Game.

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. April 20
Dust will start TO fly four towns OF
the Ohio-Pennsylvania league circuit
tomorrow. and the third season OF the
r~eorganized circuit will then be start
ed. The openers OF the 1911 season
will be played in the following cities:
Youngstown at Akron: New Castle at
Canton: Steubenville at Mansfield and
East Liverpool at Erie.
The first Sunday games will be
played as follows: Youngstown at
Canton; New Castle at Akron; Steu.
benville at Erie and East Liverpool al
Mansfield.
The final fate OF the Ohio Sunday
baseball bill will have considerable
10 do with increased finances in the
q. & =. league this season. Steuben.
Vile has never played Sunday ball,
neither has Liverpool. so far as the
home grounds are concerned.
Manager Alex. Sweeney of the East
Liverpool club. has announced the fol.
lowing players for the first brace OF
games at least: Catchers. BOYLE and
McAleese: Pitchers. Kreuger. Silcox;
first. Wilson; second. Gray. IS, Canaan,
augh: third. Turpin: II. Thompson
CT. Sentz. RI. Dell. Other players are
expected to Join the team at Erie
hence the small number OF pitchers
who will be on the road for the first
brace OF games.
Taylor. 10 Columbus. will be the on
ly utility player who will be taken or
the first trip. Pitcher Cotter, Of Pitts
burg. who Joined the Potters. has been
released. and will join some other o
& =. club.
The list OF umpires assigned by
President George MorelanG for the
season are as follows: Jack Kennedy
OF Toledo: Peter Harrison. Youngs
town: Andrew Stanton. Philadelphia
p; Frank Piper. Pittsburg.
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EVANSVILLE. April 2s.-The local
team won the opening game OF the
season here to-day from Grand Rap
ids. IL TO 8. In the second inning.
after the locals had scored four runs.
Crete hit for a home run with two
men on bases. Sterzer slowed up late
In the game and Grand Rapids scored
six runs. Score:
Evansville ..eTOOosOo.-li Is ,
Or. Rapids % OO0O1S2O- ? 1
Batteries-Sterzer and O'Brien: Goldl-
rick. Hall and Martin.
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HIahIanders Downed.

BOSTON. April 26-In a slow game
Boston defeated New York II 20 s
to-day. The home team knocked
Ables out Of the box in the second,
but lost form later. Cicotte being re-
tired by the visitors in the eighth.
Errors on both sides we're frequent.
Score:
n. TT. T.
Boston ......4 n L q q n I'll IL ;
New oYrk....1 O110041 D. Il s
Ratteries-Cicotte. Hail and Carrigan.
Ables. Crockett and Blair. Walsh.
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CGNCTNNAT1. April 26-ChlcaEo
defeated Cincinnati 10 10 S to-day in n
ragged game Manager Chance
sprainod his ankle while sliding into
tho home plato 600 tho sixth inning.
and may DO out OF the game for some
time. Score.
r".rrirrfai ..00f0a004o-
fN. .Hen .....I nnH3a0OO o. 10 fu 1
lnfferire MrQuuuan.Frpm and Nc
EI.re Archer
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To-day's Games,

ST. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston
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NEW YORK. April 2G Tho Giants
oufpiayei tho Bosfons in ON ways
fh.s afternoon and won ae thov
pleased. O. to % Raymond. while hit
frcc'v. was effective when men were
ON tho bases Score
r".H.H n n q nnmrn n
Sow NHfE 1000 a1nna d.
faffer'a, ua'tern and Graham. rav
r..I HrH NIf.Hn
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RROOKLYS. April 2G-PhiiadeI.
phia turned the tables on BROOKLYN TO-
day. DOB 90 2 The visitors hatted hard
and % advantage OF rho wlidness Of
Uahlcn's colt pitchers Tho batting
of uaubert and Doom featured
Score
o. ~ J.
philadelphia rruurrr0.rG IL I
rroofsin ....1 oo0fZoo- ;
batteries Nlcvarfrr rrf r,ooin. RYAN.
hrn'frr. I'Hr'u nni terFer. Erwin.
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DETROIT. April 26.-DetrOit
punched hits in the fourth and sew
enth innings and defeated Cleveland
today. . 70 6. Willetts' home run in
the fourth. which struck the center
field fence and scored Moriarity
ahead OF him. was the feature. Score:
r. VI. F..
....7O1O20o0o- 10 !
Detroit .....-l 90 - y I
MISUNDERSTANDING. Mitchell and
Millett. Works ana StanaEe.
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STOGIES LOSE
Attendance 2.2e7.
tcontinu.d from First Paxe.)

future Tor The Victories which the
Stogies Will no doubt enjoy.
Attendance 2.2e7.
The ceremonies preceding the
game were impressive as we'll as in.
teresting. and the management can be
congratulated upon the in
which every detail worked out. The
parade was not quite as large as was
expected but the attendance was
gratifying. there being 2.297 persons
present. Immediately upon reaching
the field after the parade both teams
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Infants Take Close One.

GAINESVILLE. April 26.-In a 10.
inning game. with which the season
opened to-day. GAINESVILLE won. 3 to ..
The locals found Compton for II hits.
but were unable TO bunch them init
tho final inning. Score:
zanes EoooOo2oooooo1-S Il Z
Batteries-Stremmel and OfBrien;
Compton and Rohr.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The first game OF any Importance
10 De played 20 far this season on the
ohio sid will be pulled on on sun
day afternoon a. the Florence bail
park. when the strong y A. o. team
meets the Lorain Coal and Dock com
pany nine. This game is the first Of
"a series Of three 10 be played during
the season between the two aEgre-
cations. the winner Of which will
make "a bid for the championship Of
the Ohio valley. The Florence brass
band Will furnish appropriate music
40 The opener. and % large crowd b. ex-
pccted 10 be- inattendauce.
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The motormon and conductors Of
the Pike division Of the City and Elm
Grove Railway company are making
preparations 10 organize "a team Tor
the coming season. and VIII start
practicinF boz the near future The
team will be- captaincd most likely by
Joseph Mays. who held that position
last 81 Tho candidates who will
Try ont for positions are Caps.
Flynn. Smith. Roche. Vermilllon. Hen
dcrFon. Grihbcn. Mays. NcGrai1. Vicr.
heller. and T.. Vcrmiuion. Tho open
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beans" in the fourth by starting on
with an inheld hit. beating out the
throw to first. Keener neatly sacri-
feed him TO the Keystone bag. and
Justice perched safely at first on
Lewis error. McLafferty going to
third. Onslow was easy. Doak to
Crane. Justice going to second on the
out. and McLafferty ~tallying. Smith
ended the inning by outing. Jewell to
Crane.
Wheeling-Jewell led of, flying out
TO Keener. Crane missed three, and
Servatius planted one in Keener's
hand. Fort Wayne. 1; Wheeling. o.
Firth Inning.
Fort Wayne-Blount and Wanda
grift outed by the same route. Jewell
TO Crane. but mighty Casey caresed
the pill or the nasal organ for two
cushions. The hit TO score him was
not forthcoming. as Corns outed on a
grounder. Crane TO Doak. the latter
covering the bag.
Wheeling-Knisely opened for the
Stogtes. going out TO Justice on a fly.
Montgomery suffered the same fate by
the Casey to McLafferty route. and
Graf ended the inning by flying out
TO Keener. Fort Wayne. o.; Wheel
ing. O..
Sixth Inning.
Fort Wayne-McLafferty outed.
Doak to Crane: but Keener sloughed
the pill to right field. stealing second
a minute later. Justice perched safe
~ at first on Jewell's inability TO
handle his grounder. Keener going to
third. Justice purloined the second
sack. not ever consulting Casey about
II. Orful. amt Il? Onslow, the Mt.
Pleasant boy. got a life on a fielder's
choice. and by a quick throw home
Graf caught Keener at the plate.
Smith succumbed. Graf 10 Crane.
Wheeling-It was the same old
story in the Smokes half. Murray
fouled out TO Onslow. Doak walked
up to the plate. turned right around.
and walked right back again. Lewis
closed the session by outing Wanda
grift 10 McLaferty. Fort Wayne, o;
Wheeling. ditto.
Seventh Inning.
Fort Wayne-Doak was liberal. and
handed Blount a free ticket 10 first,
hut Vandagrift flied out to Knisely.
Casey died. Doak to Crane. Blount GO
ing TO second. Corns singled neatly to
left. and Knisely by an accurate
throw home caught Blount, preventing
dAoAltI Ndllg.
Wheeling-It was in the lucky
seventh that the Stogies got their lone
tally. Smithy put one over the panor-
ite the first thing out OF the box. and
Jewell took such a liking TO II that
he run all the way 10 third before he
stopped. lie was put back on second.
however. as the ball rolled into the
crowd I'm right field. Rabbit sauntered
to third on a passed ball by Onslow.
and Crane stung the horsehide for n
clean single TO left field, scoring Jew
ell. Crane pilfered the second sack.
and everything looked lovely at this
tuncture for a win or tie score. Crane
got over anxious as well as out
guessed. with the result that he
played of too far and was run down
between the bases. Smith. Vandagrift
and Casey having a hand I'm the pie.
S~ervatius flied out 10 Smith, but
Knisely hinged out a two Dagger 10
left field. but Vas forced 10 die on
the second second sack. Montgomery
outing. Smith 10 McLafferty. Fort
Wayne. o; Wheeling. !.
Eighth Innings.
Fort Wayne-Blount again started
things in The eighth with "A clean sin
gle 10 center. hut was run down be-
furoau tho haaau fh0vEe to The frfoE-
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". v. u. LOSES
University Team Drops intsrsstlno
Game 20 Princeton BY -Four
20 One Score.

Special Dispatch 90 The Intelligence
IklN'ETON. u. J.. APRIL "a
Sl'Fo nite. who broke his collar
bone while wrestling IN March.
pitched hts first game ~ baseball mis-
afternoon letting the West VIrsinfa
teHni down with two hits and fanninr
eleven mon with good Rupport he
would have secured "a shut out hut
hard-s error in The first inning allow
ed Mcclure t0 tally making the score
4 fn
Store hv innings
W N1 .....1 n 0 70 n n n n II -
Princeton 81 70 O % @ 900 II
Siraton and watt. White and
Iackcy and Taylor
Boys-To got q hyinE machine. buy
n sack Of Royal Blue Flour.
CITY authorities ~ Amsfrrdam srs
now considerinr the conversion ~ ~
street rubbish ae a. mass into conn
hustlhle hriqucts Tor heating boilers
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About three times ns much heat IT,
wasted in Internal combustion engines
as d. converted into power.
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Crane route. and Justice went out TO
Knlsely.
Wheoling-Graf flied 10 Justice
Murray rent the air three times with
out result. and Doak was easy. Smith
10 McLanerty. Fort Wayne. 70. Wheel.
ing. o.
Ninth Inning.
Fort Wayne-The Biuikens' half
% the ninth was short and sweet. on
slow. Smith and Hlount going down in
order.
Wheeling Things took ON % differ
ent aspect On the final session. when
LOWS. tho first man up. singled to
center. gOing ~ second on "a neat sac
rihce by Jewell Lewis was Outod.
Justice 20 Casey. and tho FIRST game
"a defeat-wss ended hy Crane. Who
Outed. Nandacrift 20 McLancrtv. Final
score Fort Wayne. Q. Whccfne. D.
The scorc
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a. Philadelphia
University % Pennsylvania. - Co
l.
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ing game will be played during the
coming month.
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Two base hits clarke Home run:
Haleer. Sacrifice hits Miller. Wagner.
double plays Hresualar and Mowrey.
Miller. Wagner ard Hunter. o. Miller
and Iuutlr. Wilson. WAGNER and Eyrne
stolen bases Irrre. Leach itaou. Baqes
ou balls off Golden. 8. OFF Nnrie. ]. Off
~fcoie. . struck ont. Hv Golden. by
>nrle. q. hy steele. g. HIfs-pff steel.
r IN = innings. off NaFie o In 2 innings
LefNau buses So Louis. 2 Tittshurx g..
Time 90. lmpires IIrler and Fin
urrur.
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ninth inning RALLY
Wins FOR PITTSBURG
A DOUBLE. SACRIFICE AND SIN.
GLE SCORE TWO RUNS.
Phillies Trounee Brooklyn Dodgers.
Other Games In the Ma
tionat Ieaoue

ST. LOUIS. April Pa double. a
sacrifice. a single and an error en-.
abled Pittsburg TO score two runs in
a ninth inning rally and defeat St.
Louis today . 10 J.. In the third in
ming Hauser drove the ball into left
field seats for a home run. Score:
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philadelphia. :; Washington. ?.
Detroit. q: Cleveland. s.
Boston, Il: New York, 8
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To -day.a oamea

ro-dRy's Games.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Eighth InnInas.

Fort Wayne-Blount again started
things in the eighth with "A clean sin
gle TO center. hut was M down be-
tween the bases. thanks 10 the trick
cry OF White DOak. Mcl.aferty flied
20 Jewell. Kcencr died by the Graf 70
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Tots Are Winners.
TENRE IlAt TO-. April 2G-T crro
Iauto took The opening game of fho
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familiar words. Play ball" and the
is best told I'm the following:
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NATIONAL

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg. 2. 81. Louis. l..
Chicago. 10; Cincinnati. 8.
New York. s: Boston. ?
Philadelphia. 10: Brooklyn. J.
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Boys-To Ect q nying machine. buy
n sack Of Royal Blue Flour.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-31
WEBSTER'S BIG SHOOT
SISSETON - WEBSTER GUN
CLUBS MEET
ONE THOUSAND PIGEONS
Shot At. Ten Men on a Side.
Fifty Birds to the Man.
Webster Won by Twenty
six. Good Feeling
All The Time

The much delayed shoot between the
Sisseton and Webster gun clubs was
pulled off at the local grounds last Sun
day. The match had been slated for
several different Sundays but each time
rain had made the roads so that they
were Impossible and the contest had to
be declared off. Last Sunday, in spite
of some mud, and what the Sisseton
boys call very bad roads, the contingent
came over in automobiles and the con-
test came off at the grounds of the
local club in the afternoon. The light
was not good, the wind was bad and
there were few other reasons which
were given us-especially by the lowest
ones-for the low score. Michael OAR
mody acted as referee and all of his
decisions went unquestioned. There
was no quarrelling or questioning and
the best of feeling prevailed all the way
through. We will all be glad to see
the Sisseton folks again. The follow
ing is the score:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-31
Automobile Accident

The machine did not turn turtle in
this case. This is one of the cases
where the chauffeur is not to blame.
Nor was it case of fast driving. The
machine of ex-Mayor l.. H. Woodwork
attracted the attention of the small
boys who desired to see how fast they
could make the speedometer go by
elevating the front part of the machine
and turning the wheel. Then further
desire for knowledge got the better of
Leroy Hafstad, the eleven-year-old
son of Rev. and Mrs. 0. 0. Hafstad,
and he put his fingers in the speed
ometer to stop it. The result was two
very badly bruised and cut fingers on
his right hand and he will be fortunate
indeed if he does not lose a portion of
them. Doctor Kjerland, who dressed
the hand, hopes to save the fingers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-31
Hanse News Items

John Sunie was in Hanse Saturday.
P. B. Carlson spent Saturday in
Waubay.
M. w. Lawrence has severe case
of blooe poisoning.
Helga Saga visited with her sister,
Mrs. Sigvart Moen, Sunday.
Ole Hanse spent Sunday visiting his
daughter, Mrs. P. B. Carlson.
DR.. p. d. Peabody and Rev. Lewis
spent Monday in the vicinity of Hanse.
Olga Saga, who has been visiting at
the Sigvart Moen home for the past
week, returned home Sunday.
Martin Erickson, of Waubay, was
out here looking after the threshing on
his land near Hanse this week.
Mr.. Marshall, of Waubay, has just
completed arrangements so that Hanse
will have a blacksmith shop after the
first of November.
Ludwig Sellevold lost valuable
horse Friday, while he was threshing
at the Gilbert Moen place. The horse
was cut by wire and bled to death.
Ward Pierce who came out from
Webster last Sunday to work for M.
w. Lawrence during threshing returned
to his home in Webster Thursday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-31
SMALL CHILD KILLED
MEETS DEATH ACCIDENT.
ALLY SATURDAY
LITTLE ALBIN GILBERTSON
Wanders Away From Home and
Is Found Dead Near The
Ochsenreiter Implement
House With Wound
In His Head

No one will ever know how it hap
pened but Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Gilbert
son are called upon to mourn the loss
of their baby, Albin, who was born
July %, 1909.
The mother was engaged in her
domestic duties and the little tott was
playing around. When playing around
he wandered out to the Ochsenreiter
Implement company's warehouse where
he, child like, began to investigate the
machinery. 1t is evident that some
person, who had been looking at hay
stacker, had left it ready for action
and the little fellow got hold of the
rope and pulled the trip. Some part of
the mechanism struck him on the head
and when he was discovered life was
extinct.
The little fellow was not away from
home but a short time before his
mother missed him and started a
search. She found him where he had
been killed and was FRUSTRATED with
grief. A private funeral was held
from the home in this city on Monday,
Rev. 0. o. Hafstad preaching the SER
mon. The remains were then taken to
Granville where public funeral was
held in the Norwegian Lutheran church,
Rev. E. E. Hammer officiating and
interment took place there.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-31
THE CATHOLIC SCHOOL
OPENS ON MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 4, 1911
IN HANDSOME NEW BUILDING
Made Fire Proof, Built to Con-
form to Latest IDEAS, Best of
Light, Proper Ventilation
None Better In The
Northwest

The members of st. 0tto's church
have built, during the past year, very
handsome school building and have
made all plans and secured the neces-
sary teachers to have one of the very
best schools in the state. All branches
up to and including the eighth grade
will be taught and the children will
have the benefit of the best of instruc-
tors in music and fancy work.
The pupils will use all of the books
now used in the public school and IL
addition will have their religious
studies.
There will be six sisters from Sacred
Heart Convent, Order of st. Benedict,
at Yankton look after the instruction
and welfare of the children. A tuition
fee of one dollar per month will he
charged for each child.
Webster and Day county are to be
congratulated upon this new institution
of learning and it's success is already
assured.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-31
Anderson ickre Nuptials

Last week Benjamin j. Wickre, who
is not quite nineteen years of age,
sprang quite surprise upon his father
by announcing that he intended to be
married upon the following Monday to
a young lady in Brookings. H. o.
looked the matter square in the face
and then talked it over with Mrs.
Wickre, and they decided that about
the best thing to do was for H. o. to
accompany Benjamin to Brookings,
form the acquaintance of the young
lady and be the best man at the we'd
ding, and this plan was followed The
wedding was a very quiet affair and
was held at the home of tie brides
parents on Monday, August %, and
Miss Gladys Anderson became the bride
of Benjamin ]. Wickre. The next day
they came to Webster and for the pres
ent are at the Wickre home.
After the fair is over the young
couple will 60 to housekeeping on the
"Home Farm" in Independence town.
ship. They are pair of bright young
people and as long as they wanted 10
get married we do not blame them =
bit and hope that all their dreams of
happiness will be realized.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-31
Webster
A Big PickereI

The fishing has been a little slow at
times out at both of the lakes during
the past summer and there has been
quite rivalry between E. A. Schullian
Lars Fiksdal, G. A. Wells and j. J..
Adams for first place as to who
landed the big ones and at times each
one has had the banner While troll
ing last Monday Mr.. Schullian set a
new pace for the contestants by land
ing pickerel which weighed nineteen
and half pounds. This is no fish
story. He had the fish to prove it and
sent it to friends at Lake Preston.