Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-11-11
"A new line of carpet samples
and shade goods at Benjamin Bros.
Come and examine them.

a new line Oh carpet samples
and shade goods at Benjamin Bros.
Come and examine them.
The revival of the Terpsichore.
an Club, that enjoyed such a success
in the winter of 1884, is nov pro-
posed for this winter. We are glad
to note that our young people are
preparing for a rational amusement.
1t is also proposed to organize a
Chess and Whist club. There is nc
good reason why both of these pro-
positions may not be successfully
carried out.
The Canton Advocate, Judge
Gifford's home organ, says: oGif-
ford's majority in Dakota will not
reach 10000. The net Republican
loss in the Sioux and Missouri val
leys is about 20 per cent; the net
loss in north Dakota so per cent;
the net loss in the territory about
50 per cent. Many northern coun-
ties that cast no democratic votes
two years ago have gone for Day
this year,
The G. A. R., entertainment
at Webster, Friday night of this
week was grand affair indeed, and
if the remarks of Rev. Pitsor didn't
remind the boys of what they had
experienced during the rebellion,
we are no judge, that's all. The
supper was far better than the SOL
diers was accustomed to as oysters
were dished up by the dozen. The
Webster band is q credit to the
county.--Gazette.
-"Dr. Hubbard makes his visits
as regularly as the recurring seasons
differing from all other specialists
and giving unquestionable proof, by
his regularity, that he Is skillful
and reliable. His visits do not in
terferc with the regular practices OF
the local profession, being confined
to special class of cases not much
treated by them, and which they
gladly surrender to those who, by
constant study and large practice,
IN those cases, are more eminently
qualified to treat with skill and sue.
cess. We congratulate this class OF
sufferers on the opportunity thus
offered, here at their homes, of be.
ing treated from time to time, BY 9
physician who not only can thor.
oughly understand their peculiar
needs, but knows the hest remedies
to be apl lied to cure them. And
we pnliesitatingly recommend the
afflicted to avail themselves of tn,
skill of DR.. Hubbard, confident thai
from him they will receive the ad,
vice and treatment their cases needs
On Tuesday, Nov. 10th, Dr. Hub
bard may be eensulted ut the Com
mercial In this city. Consultation
free.
The G. A. r., entertainment
last Friday night, was, as usual, al
that the people expected. The ear
ly part of the evening was devoted
to social exercises. The Webster
Band disoourscd some fine music tt
enliyen the occasion, and fully sus
tanned their well-earned reputation
as band of tip-top musicians
Elder Pitsor gave az address tina
was listened 10 with marked atten
ton and was well received. Every
body did ample justice to the oystel
supper furnished for the delectatior
[of the guests. At eleven O'Clock
the hall was cleared and made read,
for the cotillion party that had beef
previously announced to follow tn,
social features of the entertainment
In this over 60 couple participated
and that they enjoyed it is evidenced
by the fact that the dance wen
merrily on till the early dawn ad
monished the guests that the hour
of pleasure must give place to til,
stern duties of life-to sleep, per
chance to dream. No use in talk
ing, people always enjoy themseIye
At a q. A. R., camp fire in Webster
and they turn out to one when an
nounced. on masse 1t is now pro
Ia ,sed TO give another grand enter
tainment during the holidays, o
which due notice will be given. JUS
what the program will be is not We
determined, but whatever It is, on
readers can ba certain Of having
i jolly social tipe. We have no
LEARNED what was the result of thi
Icamp FIRE financially.