Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-26

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Vile pure apple cider which we
are selling very close, as we
wish to dispose of it before IL
gets hard. Tegtmeier * Cal
mensOn.
Jacob Wickre arrived home from his
N studies at the South Dakota agricul-
tural college at Brookings and is spend.
X ing his vacation in practical farming
by assisting his father and brother on
the large farm In Independence town.
ship while the farm force is taking a
holiday visit.
On Friday evening among Webster
teachers to depart for points for their
holiday vacation were Miss Brandeen to
Anoka, Mimi, Miss Hanson to Mime.
apolis, Miss Davidson and Prof. Hell.
berg to Owatonna, Mimi, Miss Herum
to Hudson, Wis and Prof. Ebert to
Glencoe, MINI.
Rudolph Mireau, of Hague, N. D.,
arrived in Webster Tuesday to spend a
few days with his many friends Mr..
MIreau was formerly resident of Day
county but there does not seem to be
much hopes of getting him to return as
he is very much In love with his
North Dakota home
Marriage licenses we've issued this
week by Clerk of Courts Smith TO
Alphonse S. Waiter, of Alaska, and
x<'Mary Behres, of Bristol, Gustaf Spear
ing, of Spring Valley, North Dakota,
and Mary Hartman, of Webster, Even
Sveum, of Max, North Dakota, and
Bertha Valsvig, of Lily.
The American Society of Equity held
a very interesting meeting in this city
Saturday and transacted much business
of Importance Mr. Thereon Fisk was
unable to be present owing to serious
, illness in his family calling him to his
Nome in Sioux Falls
AT the residence of the brides par
ents' in Butler, at precisely o'clock p
m, December 81, Lulu Maud Potter
was united in marriage to Arthur Delos
Porter, Rev. Hunter officiating. The
bride was beautifully gowned in white
shimmering silk over white taffeta and
groom in handsome suit of black
THE couple marched unattended to
sLohngren's march played by Mrs. H. F,
Hart, TO an arch formed by beautiful
alraperies of white silk illusion. The
bride has grown from childhood in this
county and for some years has been
assistant postmaster in that place. Mr..
Porter for two years has been professor
of the Butler and is well liked by all
Only relatives and immediate friends
were present After the ceremony a
reception was held and all partook OF
a bountiful repast. The happy couple
we're the recipients of many handsome
az well as useful presents The crowd
came with the chivari instruments but
were informed that the couple had
alreay donned their travelling costum s
and driven 70 Bradley to Toxic the train
for Iowa to visit the groom's parents
where reception was given them.
Aletter from James Wilson to a
friend in this city, he says he is very
well pleased with the work of the class
he took to the competitive judging con-
test at ST. Paul and Chicago. AT St.
Paul his boys "won first place as a col
lege by securing places two, four and
seven ont of possible eight" In Chi
Asago they had much larger field to
ycompete with and their competitors
were much older, only one of the
South Dakata Agricultural BOYS being
lover twenty-one years of age. AT Chi
cago one of his boys got ninth place
out of competitive class of forty-four
on horses; and in cattle, sheep and swine
one won sixth place. The students as
D team defeated Kansas and Canada at
eticago in Judging forty eight head of
hokses This is an admirable record.
The boys were called to pass upon all,
and there were many breeds to judge
that they had never seen before the con-
test calling for markings on all when
thetollege only has fourteen breeds for
the boys to educate themselves upon,
therefore they passed upon many breeds
they had never seen before. Mr.. Will
sonas very much pleased with the work
of ne boys and the whole state has
very reason TO be proud of their
CIR vements Jacob Wickre, of this
ity, was one of the members of the
slaSs Mr. Wilson also states that one
q Tie Shropshire lambs, bred at the
soilege took second place in the Amer
Cat Shropshire class at Chicago The
college will continue improvements
alone these lines and hopes to make an
EVER, better showing another year.
Annual Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the regu.