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

special rates to parties OF SIX and
use seven passenger Stevens
Duryea auto in our livery. Day
County Auto and Supply Company.
Miss Eva Piechowski, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Piechowski, of this
city, who has been attending the
Granger Business College at Aberdeen,
arrived home Tuesday morning having
received her diploma of graduation
from that splendid commercial school,
Miss Mabel Williams, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. o. C. Williams, who has
been taking musical course of sew
eral weeks, in Chicago, returned home
Saturday evening. Those who have
heard the young lady perform since her
return, say she shows pronounced
improvement.
G. F. Sasse and wife, Miss Tillie
Wisner and Hold Henry came down
fir ON Britton in the latter's car last
Friday, all but Miss Wisner returned
home Sunday. Miss Wisner is prac-
ticing osteopath and remained to treat
Mrs. Michael Sasse who was recently
injured in runaway.
Gilbert Summers, Chas. Osborne
Fred Smith, Henry Washnack and
Fred Breed, of Verdon, and Henry
Osborne, of Doland, occupying three
automobiles, passed through here on
Tuesday, having heard of the fine fish
ing at the Day county lakes and were
going out to see if such reports really
could be true.
Last Thursday was the tenth ami
versary of the birthday of little Miss
Alice Kidder and her mother to show
her remembrance, invited ten little
girls to the Kidder home to spend the
afternoon. The little folks played
games until tired and hungry and then
the lady of the house gave them a fine
Afternoon dinner.
Having purchased the ice business
formerly conducted by H. B. Anderson
l will start on April II making daily
deliveries of ice every day except Sun
day for the season of 1911. Anyone
wishing ice is requested to telephone
No. 100 or 118. All orders for ice or
dray work will receive prompt atten-
ton. Paul Gruby.
E. 0. Potter and L. o. Pillsbury, of
the Day County Auto and Supply COM
pany, departed last evening for Indian
apolis to be present at the big automo-
bile races and to attend the banquet
and celebration given by the Cole
automobile people to their agents. We
would like to have gone along but the
walking is not good.
Estrayed from my farm in Nutley
township, one black horse colt two
years old, one sorrel mare two years
old with bald face, both had halters on.
No brands on them. Any information
that will lead to their recovery will be
rewarded. Call on or address Chas.
Meyers, Roslyn, S. d.
Mrs. w. 3. Stevens and Mrs. j. T.
Goodwin entertained sixteen friends
and neighbors Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies brought their sewing and a
very pleasant two hours was passed in
sewing and visiting. At five O'Clock a
most excellent supper was served,
dainty place cards and bunch of lilies
of the valley marked each guests place.
w. w. Knott holds the record for
the big fish so far as we have heard
this season. Sunday he captured a
pickerel that measured AZ inches and
just lacked an ounce of weighing 20
pounds. Of course if it had been many
other fishermen it would have been a
twenty FOUNDER, but of course Will
would not lie for one ounce even in
fish story.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. H. F.
Hart entertained twelve little girls for
her little daughter Maurine, who is six
years old. The children hunted for
peanuts in various corners of the rooms.
played drop the handkerchief and when
they bid their young hostess good
night each child was presented with
china dish, which was souvenir of
the occasion. Refreshments were
served.
The St. Paul Fire and Marine Insur-
ance company are promptness persona
fled. Mrs. Becker had fire loss two
weeks ago and this morning received
a check to cover the amount of the loss
in this company. The adjusters for
the other companies haue not arrived
here as yet. For prompt payment CT
losses you see who does the business.