Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-01-04

Henry Pf-ifer's little FIVE year old son
had aieg broke last week while playing
on the kitchen floor. DR.. Peabody set
the injured member and the little fellow
liz getting along famoasiy.
Chief Wilcox returned Sunday mora
ing from u visit to his relatives at
Maud, MiRn. He was accompanied by
by a cousin, Fred Marks, who will make
q short visit here. Duriag his abseace
Hans Hesselberg acted as guardian OF
the peace.
Miss Iva Hedger and Mr.. 7. A.
Ba~rthoiomsu, two prominent Aberdeen.
ites, wet kmswR in this city. were united
in marriage New Years Day. They weRt
to Grand Forks, Y. u. where they will
reside for the present
4Thsl0vers of the Tepsichor, had a
goodttR at the masqaerade New Years
night. There was a good attendance
Mr.. Feeke amd Miss Mazda Feske took
the prize Tor che best masked couple and
George Harrison aad Miss
for the most anique-
Ed kohihase, who represents Gaar,
Scott X Co, threshing engines, with
headquarters at Saoax Falls, has been
looking after business in this sectiO n
this week. ed has purchased an inter
est in n machiRe Business at Dell Rapids
and will pessibiy make that city his
home.
Mrs HsaWsh Lawyer of Wauba v,
stopped off Friday nigat on her way
home fc0n the 8. 10. Ed7l AssOc'R meet
L enar A a. av;a;eAA f.;a.A, far Il. IaD or .syn
With her brother, j. =. Lawyer, prin-
cipai of the Frederick school, she paid
The Reporter a social call.
Mrs. Rathbun and scR Of W. ster,
and Mes SAaabsrksr and ckildreR' OF
G~-ttysSarg. arrived last Saturday
morHiGg aud are visittug at the home
| of their pareats, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Hart OF Belle Plain township. bert Hart
IN also home from ~fsr0okiRgs college
Dolaad Times Record
Aberdeen and Sioux Falls are gettiag
under way crack ball teams for the Rext
seasons work on the diaWoad. There
~ talk of "a league between the leading
| cities of the state Come, Yankt0n, ger
in line aad play bah. There is tots OF
advertising aad n state pi0a ship
in sight-Yaakt0e Gazette.
Richard Harrington arrived Moaday
from Mil waSkee, where he holds a posi-
| ton ia q. N. and st. r. Offices, and is
spending the week ut h0me- Dick ia the
same old boy ~ ever and 1t il delight.
iul to hear him rehsarse "Reminiscences
with some Of his old time chHms
Editor Fred Atherten OF Waubay
came up Tuesday in TUNE to learG that
the Board of County Commissioners
had, III their suPreme wisdom, decided
I. the Clipper would not De ct this year
as Official paper. The Reporter eau
condole with yoa, Fred, only it has
taken the dose 80 often and reg aiarly
| that it comes aa.ur ally. But there
| will come a tiMe some day" etc
Manager Shpelar is greatly plea sed
| over the record made by Webster cream
ery butter at the Soath Dakota Batter
makers convention recently. held at
Mitchell. It scored % points, the prize
winner scoring 97k points. As ;lmost
avery creamery in the state was ia COM
petition, and all butter scoring over
80 ia considered extra, he and the local
crea merry management have every
| reason to feel eaated.
If you foot your little whistle aRd
then lay aside yOar horn, there's not a
soul will evf r kRow that such a man
was born. TIE Ran who OWNS his acres
is the man who blows all day, and he
who keeps "A pumping is the man who
makes It pay. The man who advertises
with u short and sudden jerk, is the
man who biamps the printer because it
didn't work. The man who gets the
the business uses brainy printers ink.
not IA cutter and II sputter. but All lad"
that makes you think; and he who plans
his advertisement az he plans his well
bought stock, has the future Of hi.
business as solid as a rock.-BroOkings
Register.