Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18

with relatives IN webster ana VlciEltl
for a couple of weeks, returned tn hel
home at Aberdeen Monday night.
| am prepared to deliver on shor'
notice soft water, gravel and sand anc
filling or black dirt. Please call 2O4
call 4 for prices or Fred Brakhage.
Mrs. Louis Berger, of Duluth. who
visited for a time at the home of hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul R. Gruby,
in this city has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wearne returned
from their trip to Minneapolis Friday
morning. Mr.. Wearne's eye is pro
crossing in fine shape since the oper-
alton.
Mrs. A. L. Marclay and daughter,
Miss Louise, arrived Tuesday night for
a visit at the Josephus Alley home in
this city. Mrs. Marclay is Mrs. Alleys
mother.
Johnson Brothers, who are the local
agents for the Rumley T~hreshing
machine company, had a machine
unloaded from the train in Webster
Tuesday.
Miss Edith Ross, one of the Webster
Telephone company's efficient "cen-
trails" has been taking her vacation
this week spending the time at Pick
erel lake.
About fifty colored folks arrived in
Webster Tuesday morning and have
gone to work for the Milwaukee rail.
way company moving the tracks in
the yards.
Rev. E. C. H. Peithmann on Thurs
day evening of last week delivered his
on Jerusalem and the Holy
Land" in Lake Benton, Mimi, to an
.ppreciative audience.
Rev. Clarence B. Riggs went up to
Bristol Tuesday on the hand car doing
his share of the pumping" His
hands were blistered on the trip but he
says he enjoyed the ride very much.
L. L. Butler, formerly county treas
lrer of this county but now of Timber
lake, was a Webster visitor for a day
asst week visiting at the home of his
)arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. CAST gave a
eception at their residence in Holm
uist last night in honor of their son,
nd family, who arrived recently from
Milwaukee, Wis, to make Holmquist
heir future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wander Meide
anne ver from Andover by automo-
lie Monday bringing Mrs. VS. mother,
lrs. H. o. Wickre, with them who
ad been their guest Sunday. They
emained until Tuesday afternoon.
John A. Austin, formerly in business
this city and known as "Cheap john,
las here Saturday renewing acquain-
ances with Webster friends and solicit
lg orders for a patent farm gate for
hitch he is travelling representative.
Mesdames |. S. Haselton and o.
Volt, of Albert Lea, Mimi, arrived
tuesday, evening to visit their uncle.
J. K. Potter, and other relatives. E.
/. Potter, wife and baby autoed to
Iatertown and brought them overland
ON there.
About the happiest man in Webster
vas Michael Darmody all over
fine boy who arrived at his home
nnday and took up a permanent resi-
ince. Mike says the young fellow is
ot able to run the automobile yet, but
will not be long.
Mrs. H. o. Gilbertson and children
sited at Webster from Wednesday of
st week until Monday. Webster had
AIMED a big celebration for July a
I'd 5 but heavy rains are reported to
made the attendance quite light.
.Milbank Review.
Mrs. c. H. Sheldon left Monday
ght for Portland, Ore, Tor an indefi-
tie visit with her son, C. H. Sheldon,
:. Mrs. Sheldon is the mother of
rs. c. E. Bayard of this city, with
HON she has made her home. -Aber-
zen News, Wednesday.
Attorney C. A. Wells, Val Meth and
. B. Ebling went to Sisseton Tuesday
] a business trip. From there they
ent to Hartford, on Big Stone lake,
fish a few hours Tuesday night and
1ednesday morning and came home
y way of Summit last evening.
Men wanted by the New York Life
lsurance company for work in different
arts of South Dakota. Liberal COM
Iission contracts with home Office direct.
plendid opportunity for hustlers regard
IS of previous experience. Apply Geo.
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