Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-04-25

Vancouver and Alberto, from whicI
hitter point they Will re turn to SOUL
Dakota and choose u location for tbeiI
inture home from the places visited
The AIgCs iioles that Wnlla Waila may
he tie iuvortd place. as Nr. and Mrs
Hngts are the right kind Of people a
have in a town.-Waila Waila Wash
ington) Argus.
Webster has u first class attraction
coming May 2nd, when Mr. Harry RaI-
dali brings here his popular illustrated
comes under the auspices OF the Meiho-
dists aud tie lecture viii be glvep 10
that church. Tie lecture Is NOT OF a
dry "pIoss' nature but a live and in
tensely interesting entertainment ILL
rstrated with $50 Of the finest stereop-
tlcon views and moving pictures ever
seen here. Watch these columns for
further annoInct ment.
Abe Folsom drove over from Lang.
ord with DR.. Harris Tuesday and was
Intervening ol2-time friends thar
. vening. Mr.. Folsom is u former resi-
i dent Of Day county, Who went to Min
nesota three wears ago to better his
condition, aud he has learned by the old
and convincing lesson of experience aud
i : satisfied. To use his own expression /:
Il am coming back to Gods country.
| wouldn't live in Minus ,ta,any longer,
My iumily ~ ut Wnutay for tina pres
MT. / will buy grain n Webster"
Peter Roth was u sufferer from npu-
r alpia OF the lace andsomeo one told him
OF a cure which he tried, and he is now
in The same fix az the man who cut off
his toe TO cure Il bad corn, he put IA
IN ustard plaster on his cheek-he cured
the u euralgia but he has n face on him
that looks as if he had been in IL fight
wit Ii q bull dog. But Peter rs not the
only sufferer from family remedies
j ohm, Moore cnred the sore throat
" lib al application OF turpentine. In
b th casts the cure proved worse than
the disease.
Last Friday morning the Barrass
boys. II. NJ. and j.. w. who have been
r esidents OF Day county for some
e and made ~ grent many friend-,
d .partpd for their home in New Castle
o u The Tyne. Northumberland, England.
T he night before their departure n few
u dmiring friends gave them n supper at
M~ahaney's lunch rooms, and a delight
fui evening was spent in social CONVEX
sation and mutual we'll wishes. When
the boys left Webster they were accom-
panied by the hopes OF all our people Tor
N bon voyage across the Atlantic and
a safe return, although the boys expect
To remain permanently in England.
They sail from New York tomorrow.
Wednesday evening Harry Randall
rep eated his illustrated lecture on the
L arts exposition at the opera house,
W hich was comfortably filed with an
an dience that thoroughly enjoyed the
exc eptionally fine stereopticon views
IA nd moving pictures taken in the expo
sition and reproduced by the Edison
kiuetiscope, the results being the best
ever seen in Storm Lake. MIR. Randall
is an Interesting iaiker and has his sub
ject we'll in hand, having spent n long
time ut the exposition as special cores
pondent and artist oi the st. Paul Pio-
ueer Press. The mechanical part of the
entertainm ent was absolutely perfect.
aud ali t he s~tefeopiicon views artisti.
cullv colored, III TACT, rs fine as posi-
bic to produce them TO-DAY. Storm Lake
will look with pleasure to MIR. RundalPs
return next season, az his illustrated
lectures rank among The very best, and
in his Introductory remarks leiniormed
the audi ence that his intention is TO
supply the very finest entertainments
possible in this special line.-Storm
Lake (IDwn) Pilot Tribune.
A fact t hat is called TO our attention
very often il that some OF our people
when suffering with their eyes, either
wait for = ONE specialist" to come here
or 60 to a store that carries glasses
aud try to ft their own eyes, and it
very often occurs that the specialist is
nothing more than some fakir with M
outfit OF cheap glasses who has NO rep
.utation establish ed and cares for none
he is here today and away tomor
row; and in the ease Of fitting their own
the sufferer gets something
they can see through for the time being,
and have no idea Of the future effect
upon their sigIt-which may be dread
iul. The fact OF the matter is that the
eyesiebt is the most precious OF mans
aud the eye the most delicate OF
organs and should be treated only by
those who have fitted themselves spec
tally for that purpose. Webster has in