Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-06-13

happen this early again.
The committee promises US the best
horse races ever held in Day county at
the Fair grounds July 4th.
They are fresh, crisp, p~alatable n
absolutely pure. The ice cream cones
at the Webster Candy Factory.
A large number of Webster and Day
county school teachers went to Aber-
deem Sunday and Monday evenings to
attend teachers institute.
Mrs. Crofoot and daughter, May,
arrived Friday from Grand Forks and
will spend the summer at the Marshal
Crofoot home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wander Meide
came owe Sunday morning and
remained over Monday at the h. u.
| Wickre home in this city.
w. A. Tyner, of the Tyner garage,
went by machine to Brookings last
Thursday on business. He made a
trip to WATERFOWL Sunday.
The lighting of the storm Monday
night put several telephone out of com
mission and in some of the residences
electric lights were put out.
Chas. E. Hyde left last night to look
after his possessions and visit his son,
Allan. in California. Mrs. Hyde W n
along as travelling companion.
Mrs. George Cease and daughter,
Goldie, came down from Aberdeen
Monday and are visiting at. the hon
of DR.. and Mrs. C. E. Brooks.
Mrs. C. Rathbun and daughter Hazel.
of Webster, visited from Thursday until
Sunday afternoon with the H. l.. Sex
ton family. -Milbank Review.
| am prepared to deliver on short
notice soft water, gravel and sand and
filling or black dirt. Please call 204
call 4 for prices or Fred Brakhage.
Mrs. C~avanaugh, Mrs. Frank Sears
and children and Miss Esther letter
strand were guests at the F. C. Cava-
naugh home at Andover on Sunday.
Miss Villa Mabel Alley is attending
the graduation exercises at All Saints
school in Sioux Falls this week. The
lady Is a graduate of the institution.
Melvin Houck. of Olivia. Mimi,
arrived in Webster on Sunday after
noon and on Monday went to work for
c. C. Chapman in the Pioneer Barber
shop.
Earnest Sasse and Mesdames Fred
and William Sasse were visitors from
Marshall County at the Michael Sasse
home in this city for a few days last
week.
Mrs. w. T. Havens and granddaughter
Miss Crofoot went to Waubay Monday
to attend the funeral of the father of
George and Silas Lasell, which occurred
that day.
A. G. Somers, at one time speaker
of the South Dakota house of repre-
seutatives, was here from his present
home at Summit last Friday on bust
ness matters.
w. B. Stevens and Atlas Knapp shook
the care of business from off their
shoulders yesterday and went put to
Enemy Swim lake and put in severa
hours fishing.
R. A. Tanner and wife, of Webster,
were visitors in the city Saturday. Mr..
Tanner is a civil engineer and con,
tractor for sewer and ditch work. Mil
bank Review.
Lost-From near Enemy Swim lake
"a team of small black mules. Informa
ton leading to recovery will be wei
rewarded by Frank Huson, Verdon
South Dakota.
A nice assortment of popular varie
ties fresh baked cookies made from tn,
purest and best ingredients Webstel
iour-the kind mother used to make
Knapp's Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Brooks and th'
baby came up from the Codingtor
county farm on Saturday and visitet
at the home of his parents, DR.. ant
Mrs. C. E. Brooks.
T. N. Buechler came down from Aber
deem Monday to see his sister, Mrs. p
p. Thome, of Winthrop, Minnesota, VIII
was visiting for a few days at the Aus
tin Mankey home in this city.
H. C. McNelly, of Grey Eagle
Mimi, is spending the week in Web
ster looking over her people and othe
advantages. He is the guest of hi
cousin. Mrs. N. H. Anderson.
Earnest Wiks. formerly employed il
the Irwin Pharmacy in this city blu
who is now located in a good position
in Britton, spent Tuesday and Wednes
day with his v ebster friends.
Mrs. N. E. Anderson relinquishe
her chair at the switch board in tn
Webster telephone Office for q coupl
of days and visited over Sunday wit