Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-01-11

Miss Gratia Kjerland, who has spent
the holiday vacation at the home Of
Ter parents, DR.. and Mrs. L. N. Kjer-
and, returned 10 her studies in the
Minnesota university the first Of the
week.
Last Friday tue Mercury s~tood--3l
a. 9 o'clock in the morning and it is
said 10 have been the coolest day for
five years. At 5 o'clock p. m. it was
II. Guess THAT'S some Klondike
" leather.
The 60 Watt Mazda lamp operates
for exactly the same cost as a common
l6 C. p. carbon, and gives so candle
power. Which kind are you using?
Lamps at the Webster Electric Co., OF
Telephone office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Malmberg ano
son who visited relatives here for a
week, left Sunday night for a visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Butler, at Butler. From Butler
Mr.. Malmberg will make a business
trip to North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Potter departed
Tuesday evening for Minneapolis where
they will spend flew days and then
they will drift along by easy stages
until they reach the Pacific coast.
They expect to be gone several months
taking a well earned rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Smith have
arrived from Sioux Falls and assumed
the management of the Ruby Theatre.
These people come to us highly recon-
mended and have rented the Mrs,
Wickre house in the Third ward where
they will make their future home.
John Thoe has severed his connec'
tons with the Williams Lumber com.
pany at this place and the yard is in
charge of A. S. Marske, of Webster,
who arrived Wednesday. Mr.. ThOe
has built up a good business for tbs
company and has made many friends
during the years that he has resided in
Langford. -Langford Bugle.
Alex Highland came up from Pier.
pont Friday on a visit with old friends.
He goes to Aberdeen Monday as vice
president of the Aberdeen National
bank, a position he is well qualified to
to fill. His friends in Marshall county
are proud of his success and hope he
will continue on the upward course. -
Britton Sentinel.
The Knights of Pythias had one OF
the finest times at their installation
ceremonies last Thursday evening and
after giving Clerk of Courts johnson
his third degree adjourned to Knapp's
hotel where a banquet was held
attended by t~hirty-five. There were
toasts, speeches and stories and an
adjournment was not made until about
1:30.
A party was given at the home OF
OICO GiSSIup IdSI DuIludy ihShI, AOA
the purpose of observing the passing
of the old year and the arrival of the
new, in the good old German style,
which was carried out to the satisfac'
ton of all present. Rev. Peithmann,
of Webster, and VIM. Koepke anc
family, from north of town, were
among those from out of the city who
were guests at the Gleerup home
Sisseton Standard.
"Black Beaver" (Mr. Lewis) anC
wife, who have been travelling will
the Alaskan Exposition company, will
Rev. Geo. EDWARD Lewis and w. G.
Laid arrived in Webster last Thursday
and after a couple of days visit with
friends continued their journey on tx
their home in Alaska. The "Blacl
Beaver is not new in that country
but Mrs. Lewis has never been there
There was one beauty in starting last
week-the lady would never notice the
change in climate conditions only al
they pass through the coast sections
They reported that Rev. and Mrs
Lewis had gone to Michigan and Mr.
Laid was on a visit to his folks before
1 ratnrr;n0 m his home in This citv