Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-05-13
EGGs-EGGS-Pure Brown Leghorn
non-setting hens.
13 eggs Tor zoe.
26 for Toe.

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26 for Toe.
Ross, the Jeweler.
At Or. Peaboby's Drug Store ycn will
lind the finest line OF Pocket Books and
Purces in the city. Justtake a look at
the show window. For variety, style
and prices they can't be duplicated.
CAuCuS-A citizens caucus viii be
held any time on demand at the furni-
ture store for the purpose of selecting
baby cabs for the rising generation OF
citizens. Republicans, democrats and
populists invited.
Notice il hereby given to all parties
owning or in charge of property within
the corporate limits Of the city OF Web
ster that all manure. rubbish, ash piles
and other garbage must be Immediately
removed or it will be done by the under
signed and taxed against the property.
F. WILCOX, Street Com.
Arthur Z. Loomis. deputy land Com
missioner OF the state Of Michigan. ar
rived Saturday morning on a visit to
his brother, I. NJ. Mr.. Loomis is a
genial gentleman and made many friends
during his short stay in our city. While
Tim was private secretary to Gov. Shell
same position with the Governor oil
don OF this state, Arthur occupied The
Michigan. Owing to a sudden attack OF
Illness OF their father both gentlemen
left for Lansing, Mich, Saturday even
ing.
The Alumni Association of the Web
ster High school held a meeting Satur-
day night and completed their organi-
zation. There are 43 graduates OF the
school who, together with the faculty.
aid school board, are entitled to ioin
the association upon the payment OF
S1.00 iniation fee. Arrangements have
been completed for a reunion and ban
quet at the Commercial on Friday even
ing May 2Sth. Graduates will be en-
rolled by forwarding their names and
fee to the secretary, Miss Eva Warner.
The first camping party OF the season
went out Monday TO Pickerel Lake to
spend a week boating, fishing, etc. 1t
OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Wearne,
Geo. W. Monlton and Miss Mae Dickin-
on. They carried with them a tent,
boat, cooking utensils, stove, fishing
and a suspicious looking can
Az gals. Alcohol, so it might be
said they were very properly equipped.
Later: George sends in word to his
friends in this office not to come out on
the strength of the stencil as the can
contains but gasoline.
Last Sunday afternoon a yellowcover-
ed wagon, labeled ICE, with a wagon
and rack coupled on behind, drove into
town, and we soon after ward learned
that Mr.. H. Reyes and family were to
move to Webster and that this outfit
to transfer them overland. But
why they should send an ice wagon tins
time OF year is more than we could
figure out, unless they were afraid that
"Hapk" was nearly spoiled living in
Bradley, and wouldn't keep until he
Webster. We wish Mr.. Reyes |
success in his new occupation and can
.truthfully say that his employer has
a steady, first class workman
Bradley Globe.
The Webster High School class of '97,
will give their graduating exercises, in
the Opera House, May 81, '97, at $50
p. m.
The program is not yet complete, how
ever below is given the subjects OF the
finals or essays which will be submitted
that occasion. The class address
will be delivered by Rev. DR.. Sparkling, OF
Aberdeen and the musical portion is
omitted:
/ Farewell, Addie McKennett
2 only the Outer Circle Suffices, Glass Mot
to and Salutatory, Lula Hanson
3 The Problem of Life and
Valedictory. Matthew Matchbox
4 Self Made Men. William Turner
5 Patriotism, William Laird
6 Professions. Frank Rabak
z The Trio of Life, Jesse Ray
s Where Can We Do Good, Katie Huber
8 We Are Obligated, Annie Christensen
10 Monuments, Gertrude Huntington
IL Ruins. Otto Kohlhase