Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-08-29
REPORTER AND FARMER
THURSDAY. AUGUST 70, 1912
Butler Budget
ID. +. Potter, Editor

Barrys', Lawrence Barry.
Inc farmers are happily surprise,
BY their crops yielding more than an
~ticipated A few reports ere as foil
ows; Ash Bros, wheat 80 bu., oat
40; Hollingsworth, wheat 81 bu: So
feldt, wheat 80 bu; Fred Hanson
wheat "a to 30; Gilbert Wade, whes
III TO 33, oats 40; Frank Luckow
wheat 23. oats 40. barley 30.
Mrs. Snlpstad and baby were Webste,
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs John Baker OF Lily was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
Miss Alice Butler spent Sunday al
the.home of ~her.parents.
Mr. and Mrs Dugstad and Mr. and
Mrs Geo Butler spent Sunday in Web.
gter.
Robt. Stevenson and family Sunday
cd with q. A. Potter's family.
F. Butler schools open Sept. % with
frof: Ahern OF Andover as Principal,
m Miss Laura johnson OF Webster in
charge of the Primary Dept.
Miss Nina Stearns of Webster came
Tuesday to spend a few days with
friends. 800
Martin Nelson , now in the emplove
or Butler Mercantile Co., has sold his
residence TO Sam BUTLER and about the
10th OF October will no to Webster TO
work for the Tegtmeier Co. We con
graduate him on securing the position
n the firm on securing so competent
and reliable a salesman.
Mrs >. I. Ashbaugh returned Satur.
= morning greatly improved in
neaitn, after a month at the Swedish
hospital In Minneapolis.
herman Buck Is building a fine lit.
Tie residence in town and will take
possession as soon as completed. The
town acquires a good CITIZEN.
mar and Mrs.-Henry Harmon of Bel.
iingham, Mimi who have been spend.
ing several days with Gottlieb Buch-
eie returned home Tuesday
charlie Buchele OF Webster was, here
Wednesday,
knudt Anderson took an auto lopd
OF Butler fans TO Webster Sunday to
witness the a~malgamated clubs Of
summit, Ortley and Waubay go down
70 defeat before the Webster invinci.
bles. So ~--
Well it seems as though the Bud.
gets endeavor to bring some of orr
Old bachelors into the Iimelight was
not In vain from the results thus far.
One, u. b.. whom we did not bring
into prominence. we are glad to know
mas been landed. We did not need TO
advertise him, for any lady of refine
ment would know be- was a prize "a
soon as she set ayes on him. Well,
George, farewell. no one car tell. How
we old baches have missed You; But
we krew you would 20 for you could
mt say no, When she cornered You
up and kissed you.
We are informed that a very nice
morse and buggy have been lately pur.
CHASED by a nice young man in town.
mats 2 good start in the right direc.
lion, Harry. -
AND now we approach the last sub
Ject with a good deal of caution and
trepidation. the babies. There ia no
subject on which mothers are 30 scnsi-
tive ~ the baby question. There are
babies here In profession; some we
nave seen and others we have not.
But we.can truthfully say that as far
as we nave seen them they are the
nnest ever. Our grandson Is the finest
p~rouuction OF nature or art and Is as
sweet and pretty AS he can be. And.
say ne looks just like his grandpa.
his rather writes from Montsna to
know how many boys he has got, hay
the tally.
Among the latest additions is a
cnarminR girl at the home of Mr. and
MIS- noliingSworth. Proudf Well /
should sayi And they may well be-
for this Is the fourth addition 10 their
family within q wear two hova ana
tw girls. That's better than Tie fre
coinage Of silver at is to 1.
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