Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-12-29
young couple,

wishes for the future happiness of the
young couple.
The stockholders of the Webster CO.
operative Creamery Company are feel
ing jubilant over the fact that on We'd
nesday the final payment was msde on
the loan on the creamery building. The
building, plant and aecessories now
stand clear and unincumbered-the
property OF the stockholders. With
mon=s IN the treasury, all outstanding
debts paid, the future OF the institution
is assured. The creamery has come to
stay-a monument to the foresighted-
ness OF the farmers OF this locality.
Joe Swartz who resides about one
mile East Of town met with "a serious
accident Saturday. He had been visit
ing friends near Waubay and was on
his road home when the clevice on a
whifietree parted, letting the wagon
pole down, frightening the horses into
running away and finally throwing
him out of the wagon. He fell on his
head and shoulders and was picked up
unconscious and carried to Waubay
where the doctors had a serious time
bringing him 10. A telephone message
W as sent asking his brother to come
d own and assist in getting him home
which was done. He is reported out oil
da anger but recovering slowly.
Z Christmas-tide was observed i'm the
Cong regational church by the presenta-
ton Sunday night of the be anti
full Christmas Cantata Emmanuel
under the supervision and personal
direction OF Miss Elena Peabody The
church was beautifed for the occasion
by wreaths, draping Of the altar rails
and festooning ofthe pulpit arch with
u moss indigenous to the south which
was brought to this city: for the cea
ion. The solos, dnetts, quartettes and
choruses were exceptionally well render
ed and reflected great credit upon the
training ability of the fair director,
under whose wntchful eye rehearsals had
been held for weeks in order that the
Christmas music might adequately ex-
press the Inspiration Of the anthem
that was born with the Savior. While
all the numbers we're well received by
the large congregation, the particular
gem, which received unstinted praise,
was a solo by little Effie Severy. The
event proved such a success that it liz TO
be hoped these came artists will soon
present another evening OF cantata, or
the more ambitious oratorio.
The Redfeld College Male Quartette
assisted by Miss Martha Thomas,
Reader, Miss Ethelyn King Pianist and
Accompanist and Mr.. I.P. Patch Barry
tone %soloist, will give a concert in the
Opera House, Webster, Tuesday evening
January 3rd. This combination OF tai
ent is worthy OF "A large patronage, the
Quartette vas formed. the past year OF
fine vocalists brought together from
different states. The Davenport Qa.)
male quartette contribute to this COM
bination its first tenor; the Pilgrim Con-
gregational Church Milwaukee the 2nd
tenor; the Doane College Choir, Neb.
Conservatory the LIST bass and the Con-
gregational Church Hartford CT. the
2nd bass. MissIThomas the %eloeution-
ist is the teacher oil elocution in Redtield
College and IL an artist OF much merit,
Her renditions and representations are
very popular. Miss King has had n
large concert experience having made a
tour OF the east with the Doane College
Quartctte. The promised program is OF
the popular and entertaining kind.
General admission % cents, children ID
cents. Reserved seats 30 cents. Tickets
on sale ut Ross Drug Store. A special
school ticket has been provided by the
management at n special price.