Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-18
AID OPTIONAL LOCAL

Nss. Nellie Peek Saunders win be che
leading impersonatcr and reader at the
s6~4sautanqua this summer Her letters
Sand Recommendations indicate that she
will be a worthy successor to Mrs.
Be<cb+r. who delighted the audience for
the past two seasons. The meeting
III be held at Big Stone Lake June 2S
TO Jsly ~, 1901.
- A special stock train arrived Satur-
|pdpy night consisting Of eight cars OF
iyxmng cattle purchased in Minnesota
ms A. Sandvig for the irm Of Williams.
3SxndSig & Curtis. There Were 500
bead ia all end they have been driven
iouf 10 the ranch. Among the animals
were two fine bulls-one thoroughbred
Hereford for the Williams herd and one
Thoroughbred Polled Angus for L. A.
.Brsdiey's herd.
sd Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale, the
\ delightful coDtraltc singer of ST. Paul,
ssifi give a concert at the opera house,
May LIST. The large number of Webster
/ people who heard Mrs. Yale last year
will be glad OF theopportunity Of seeing
and hearing her again. She will be
accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth Larkin
s 5thoE, who win give two piano num-
brs. Hall OF the program will be for
iidren.
IN -,
The Ainsworth Musical Depot, T. c.
Olson in charge has been removed 70
he rooms on Second ave. formerly oc-
upied by the City Millinery one block
sest Of the postofice. Miss Peabody
p in charge OF the musical merchandise
iways on hand. Agency for all the
spading Pianos and Organs manuiae-
ured. Ii you contemplate buying a
Few instrument. call at Ainsworth's
yinsieai Depot and get prices. i twill pay
ou.
Webster has a first class attraction
oming May 2nd, when Mr.. Harry Ran
Wall brings here his popular illustrated
fcsnre on the Paris Exposition. He
om,s under The auspices OF the Meiho-
iists and tie lecture viii be given in
hat church. The lecture il not of a
~ Aprosy' nature hut O live and in,
tBsely interesting entertainment i'll
sirated with $50 OF The finest stereop-
icon views and moving pictures ever
zen here. Watch these columns for
rtier announcement.
|, & j l.. Holm, OF Egeland township, has
ts ceiyed notice that his son. Marinus H.,
no IL attending the Northwestern Col.
ge OF Pharmacy, Chicago, has pas sea
Is junior examination with highest
onors, being one oi the lucky Tour who
ceiyed special mention for excellent
,fk. and IN addition be was awarded
be Giipin, Langdon & Co.'S prize. lie
III not return home until June, and he
ltslds to spend another year ut the
olleGe aud take his G,gree as pharma-
utical 81 enlist.
Harry Randall. the lecturer. who will
4se his Illustrated lecture ON the Paris
opposition in Webster ut The Methodist
Episcopal clutch Moy 2ad, appeared
41tely mt the Llceum theatre in Mime
,oiis before a large aid enthusiastic
di enee, who followed The entertain
int Will vivid interest and awarded
Q lecsurer generous applause through
{ the performance. The Minneapolis
" n irars speak IN tlehighestterms OF tliis
fcture and say that the stereopticon
as as well as the liie.motion pictures
ere among the hes. ever seen in the
The doubt that Tor a few days has
sS ng aruond Lynn Lakecreamery being
# ilded has been dispelled ~ the borsrs
I'VE struck water aud an abundant
pply oil a splendid article. Mr.. Gran
soml, manager Of the new project, was
from there Wednesday afternoon
ter some supplies aud says the work
u be pushed with OH rapidity possible
NV. The cellar for the store building
. been completed, the lumber for the
&c Hiding is arriving on the ground and
hopes to see the creamery in opera.
n before many weeks. These cream
es mean a great deal for the farmers
I'D the counties in which they are
Mated.