Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-06
Additional Local

S. o. Pillsbury, of Milford, Iowa
was here the first of the week on a
visit of few days with his son, L. O.,
who took him to Wallase Wednesday
afternoon to catch the st. Loxis train
on his home journey.
Hav-We have for sale more than
one hundred tons of good hay. We
have a good supply of baled hay in
Webster. Parties wishing hay can
leave orders at the Blue Front Grocery
phone 50. Pratt Bros.
Game Warden Jenkins has shown
them all the past week that the Ford
car runs in all kinds of weather and
the suow of Sunday, Monday and Tues
day made no difference with his regu-
lar trips from Waubay.
IICol. and Mrs. F. H. Russell were
called to Minneapolis Tuesday night by
telegram announcing that Mrs. Rus
sells brother, Arthur j. Russell, was
very low with Brights disease and no
hopes entertained for his recovery.
Rev. Jonas Joenson will preach in
the German Friedens church Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and the New
Sweeen church Kidder township, at
$3.50 p. m. Next Sunday is Palm Sun
day and the subject is 'Christ is King "
Chas. Hawkinson has made many
improvements in the interior of his
store on account of his vastly increas-
ing business. We don't want to get
Charley to be extravagent but we do
believe that good brick block run
ning.back to the alley will be needed
to accommodate his business before
the end of another year.
The Day County Auto and Supply
company unloaded car of Cole auto
mobiles yesterday and they are all
sold. Henry Gilbertson got one; A. A.
Holcom, Rapid City, one which was
reloaded and shipped today, and Gokel
& Son, of Salem, the other. Mr. Gokel
will arrive from Salem tonight and
drive the car overland home.
l.. A. Hofstadter, of Ashton, who is
said to be one of the best plumbers
who ever turned thread, was in the
city the first of the week looking over
the grounds preparatory to locating.
We understand that he has about per-
fected arrangements with the Webster
Hardware company for location with
them.
Martin Sorbel, brother of DIR. A..
o. Sorbel was a visitor here from
Hanska, Mimi, the past week. Mr..
Sorbel has been i'll for some time and
the trip here was made in the hopes it
would improve his health. After few
days here he did not improve and DIR.
Sorbel accompanied him to his home on
Tuesday evening.
Geo. Sterling, son-in-law or Mr.. and
Mrs. S. e. Bronson of the Webster
World, who has been in the newspaper
business iu Wisconsin for some time
has sold his paper there and has
accepted position As travelling sales.
man for the "AII O'The Wheat" com
| pany and will travel in this territory,
making Webster his headquarters.
The following gentlemen. Anton
Karpen. Frank and Michael Mohs, L,
G. Ochsenreiter, Otto F. Schiemann,
VIM. and Edward Gies, John HOPPER
and Rudolph Kapian went up to And.
over Tuesday night and assisted the
Andover lodge Catholic Oorer Of For.
esters to initiate large class. After
work was done considerable fun and
splendid refreshments were enjoyed.
Frank Dickinson, right hand man al
Knapp's bakery and restaurant, wa
called to Creston, Ill, last Saturday
evening by telegram announcing the
seriousness illness Of his wife. Mrs.
Dickinson was resident of this city
for some time and made many friends
who will learn with sincere sorrow Of
her illness and al win hope for her
speedy recovery.