Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-05

DIR. Fl. A. Peabody returned from
Elk Point Saturday where he spent
Christmas aud had a most ~enjoyasle
time. He Informs US that his son-in-
law, DR.. ID. 4. Rouse, 10 associated with
DIR. B~urliugame at that place in the
practice Of medicine and thar they have
a good practice. <syx er
According to the figures OF County
Auditor Egeland, approximated nom
the poll books of thc last election, the
population of Day county is 1885.
This will increase the t~reasurer's salary
TO 5000. 90 per annum and the super
intendent's salary to tl,5o0.o 90. Ftgur-
ing on the same basis the City Of Web
ster has ia round numbers 400.
Mrs. Ole 8. Keisar and fanilys Mrs.
Harry L. Keiser and Miss Martha Kei-
ser left on the Black Diamond for their
future western home, which will be in
the City Of Webster. South Dakota,
where Mr.. Keiser and his son Harry are
running a large hotel. AS ODE is an old
hotel man his many friends wish him
good luck in his new home.-Allenton
Pa, Leader.
MIR. and Mrs. j. d. Wood departed
for Baldwin, Wis, Friday. We under.
stand they expect to go south for the
winter on account Of Mr.. Woods health.
Mr.. Wood has turned the Hotel Web
ster over to ODE s, Keiser. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood have gained many friends
during their residence in this city who
will wish them happiness and prosperity
wherever their lot may be cast.
The following rate has been obtained
for the meetings of the South Dakota
Imgroved Live Stock and Poultry
Breeders association, the state Wool
Growers association aud the South
Dakota Poultry and Pure Stock ASSOC
citation, at Mitchell January 3oth to
February 4th, 1905. Open rate of fare
and one.third from all points in South
Dakota : o Mitchell and return; excur-
sion tickets to be sold from points east
of the Missouri river on January 1881
inclusive and from points in the Black
Hills district on January s7.28 inclusive
good to return leaving Mitchell until
and including February 6,l905. Tickets.
limited for going passage commencing
date OF sale and for continuous passage
in each direction
Last week we mentioned the wedding
of Miss Martha Irwin and H. p. Board
man and Miss Mabel Iwrin and +. w.
Maercklein at Glendale, N. d. The
brides are quite well known here hav-
ing made several visits with their
their brothers. In speaking Of the we'd
ding the Glendale Record says in part:
"The brides are highly esteemed by the
people Of Glendale where they have
resided since childhood. They are the
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Irwin
of the hotel Irwin. Miss Martha was
the head Of the real estate firm Of Irwin
& Irwin aud negotiated many real
estate transactions. Miss Mabel became
q member Of this firm a few years ago.
Miss Martha is vice-president Of the
Glendale State bank. The young ladies
will be missed from the business as well
ss social circles of Glendale"
ODE 8. Keiser. the new manager Of
Hotel Webster has put in the past week
in thoroughly N~vernAuling cleaning and
renevating the hose from basement to
garnet, and promises that when he COM
pletes his contemplated changes and
arrangements, Webster will have an
hotel second to none on this line, in
point Of cleanliness, comfort and good
table. He will make q speciality of his
Sunday dinners and invites the citizens
Of Webster as well as the travelling
public to make 1t a POINT TO come and
dine with him on Sundays. Mr.. Kei-
scr il a man Of extensive experience in
in the hotel business in fact has been in
tho business all his life. He comes to
Webster highly recommended Al a com-
petent first. class hotel man. Her hotel
accommodations has been one Of the
principal Drawbacks to Webster and we
feel sure that under the management Of
M, Keiser Hotel Webster will be q
credit to the city and . profitable and
satisfactory venture to Mr.. Keiser.
Tho family arrived Saturday from
Attention, ps., Mrs o. 8. Ks1ser, Miss
Martha; Mr.. KS sister. katherine:
Carrie; Robert r.. Russell r. and Mr..
h. J. Ksiser and baby. We clip the
following from the Attention papers.