Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-22

ScnOOi girls gathered at tine nome OF Mf.
and Mrs. Isaac Peterson in honor of the
sixth anniversary of little Dorothy. The
LITTLE girl received a nice lot of presents
and a general good time resulted
Waubay Clipper.
Prosperity evidently has struck the
genial publishers of the Webster
Reporter and Farmer, They have just
added to their plant a new Cranston
book and newspaper press at a cost of
81, 400. Bros. Adams and Denton are
deserving of success.-Andover Gazette.
August Johnson started last Friday
for Turlock, California, to spy ont the
promised land. August has purchased
a eract of land in the famous San Joa-
quin valley and expects to raise grapes,
oranges, bananas, centipedes, jiggers
and other tropical fruits. Bristol Tri-
bune.
Miss Gertrude b, Huntington
returned from Madison Saturday, hav.
ing spent a few days visiting in that
city after her graduation from the state
normal January l4th. Her many Web
ster friends will be glad to welcome her
home aud congratulate her on her grad
uation.
DR.. j. s. GoodmaLson, the dentist,
has closed his office in Webster and is
practicing his profession on the road.
We are glad to say that the doctor has
not left us entirely. He will be in
Webster at the Hotel Webster from
February end to the Eth prepared to do
all kinds of dental work.
When the weather became so bitterly
cold VIM. Irwin purchased a handsome
fur lined coat. The coat kept ont the
cold all right, but Will has found that
there are rome things worse than cold.
The color from the collar crooked and
seriously poisoned his neck. The poison
sores are very similar to those of ivy
poison but are much more serious.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Lehman, Sunday, January Is, a
daughter. The child was born at the
home of it's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Hinze. The mother was
formerly Miss Ida Hinze. We join
many friends in congratulations and
best wishes for the future of the little
lady.
The Webster Reporter and Farmer
newspaper press. This is one of the
best presses made and gives that Office
a fine equipment. Messrs. Adams and
Denton are pushing their paper to the
front with c~ommendable enterprise and
we are pleased to note the prosperity
that is coming to them Bristol Tri-
bune.
There never has been a dentist in this
part of the state who has been as sue
~cessful and done as good work as Decor
Goodmanson. Everyone speaks most
highly of the work he has done for
them He will be in town Monday,
Feb. 2, and stay all week. You will
find his Office at the Hotel Webster,
where he will be prepared to do all
kinds Of dental work.
Here's a bouquet from the Chicago
Newspaper Union, a paper published in
Chicago: "Messrs. Adams & Denton,
of the Webster, s. d., Reporter and
Farmer. have recently installed Grams,
ton cylinder press and now have one OF
the best equipped offices in the state.
Such men always achieve success
because they deserve it."
About thirty young people gathered
at the home of Miss Mabel Housen last
Monday evening. The chief feature OF
the evenings entertainment was the
game called cobweb, a device for obtain.
ing partners for supper. A bountiful
supper was served after the entertain.
ment, after which all departed for then
homes very much pleased with their
evenings enjoyable time.
John Williams, cashier of the Farm.
ers and Merchants bank of this city
who has been in Chicago for over a
month taking tretment for a serious
trouble with his eyes, returned home
Wednesday morning. The trouble with
Mr.. Williams sight is not entirely cured
but he will remain about q month in
Webster before returning to Chicago
for further treatment.
We have made arrangements with
the J. w. Butler Paper Company, Of
Chicago, TO furnish us with a complete
line of their calendar samples for 1904
The Butler company is one of the larg
est designers and dealers in calendars in
the United States. We will receive the
sample line just as o o as it is com
pleted, and request all who will use
calendars for advertising purposes to
see our line and give rs a chance before
ordering.