Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-11-30
From Butler Budget
ID. L. Potter, editor.

O'u Duti DNugG
ID. T.. Potter, editor.
Olen Haselton was taking In some of
our good bargains Wednesday.
Jennie Olson was shaking hands with
old friends Wednesday.
Ole Berg spent from Sunday till
Tuesday in Webster.
The smiling countenance of julius
Schultz was seen on our streetsls We'd
nesday.
The Budget regrets that the pro-
gram for the corn school was not
received in time for publication last
week.
Sam Murchel was laying in his
winter supplies Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Butler attended church at
Bristol Sunday.
Rams Ash spent Sunday with friends
in Bristol.
H H. Henry, who lives northeast of
town marketed a load of hogs here on
Monday.
P. Fitzgerald, of Scranton, N. D.,
is here to spend Thanksgiving with his
aunt, Mrs. G. w. Butler.
Mrs. F.. A. Dugstad departed Mon
day night for Ostrander, Mimi, to
spend Thanksgiving and the holidays
with his parents and other friends.
The storm king held high carnival
here Monday blocking the road so our
train from the ncrth was three hours
late and then came with a double
header.
By request the Budget gladly calls
attention to the Butler Cemetery
Association" Last Summer, the
ladies of our town, seeing the neg
lected condition of our cemetery,
became interested, and organized and
were incorporated under the above
name. The following are tn officers;
President, Mrs. o. Hollingsworth; vice
president, Mrs. E. Richards; secretary,
Elsie Ash; treasurer, Trean Richards:
overseer, Chas. Ash; directors, Mrs.
l.. M. Ash, Mrs. Geo. Wade, Mrs. C
A. Potter, Mrs. A. Stevenson and Mrs.
F. Ihrke.
They have succeeded in raising funds
sufficient to purchase a beautiful orna-
mental steel fence for the side facing
the road and are now very anxious to
~roo,ro N s,hctopt;oI u,oyap yu;ra fapoa
for the other three sides. The presi-
dent states they have a little money
now on hand and thinks $40 more will
be sufficient to pay for the same. Our
citizens are certainly all interested in
the enterprise and it is sincerely hoped
a liberal response will follow this, their
appeal, so the fence can all be placed
as soon as spring weather permits.
They hold their next meeting at the
residence of Mrs. E. Richards Deem
Der 7th, at 2:30 p. m. Give them a
good attendance.
Married November %, 1911, at IL
o'clock a. M, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Grimes, Glen Hollings-
worth and Miss Maude Grimes. Rev.
Page, of Bradley, pronounced the
magic words which made the happy
couple husband and wife.
The bride was gowned in white
marguerite wolfe, over white silk, and
carried white chrysanthemums and
roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Jean
Hollingsworth, wore a pearl gray mes
saline gown and carried pink carna-
tons. Lin Grimes was best man.
A wedding dinner was served. Only
members of the families were invited.
Six young lady friends of the bride
acted as walters.
Many useful presents were given
them. Their home will be in Webster.
Mrs. F. S. Kinney, of Vienna, a sister
of the groom was present.
The young couple are well and favor
ably known to all our citizens, the
groom having lived here all his life and
the bride for several years. The Bud
get can cheerfully recommend them to
the confidence and companionship of
all with whom they may wish to asso-
ciate and joins with their hosts of
friends in wishing them a long and
pleasant voyage through life.