Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-24

The Little Red school House Shoe is
the best shoe made tor Joys and girls
You Will fnd 10 at A II. Rabak's; the
Pioneer shoe man, opposite post-oiilce
Mrs john Wilcox departed fol
Breckenridge, MINI tuesday morning
to visit her O, ughter, Hiss Cora. vino
Is acting as saleswoman in general
store 90 thut place
Mrs A y Meyer went 10 ST. Pau
Sunday uight TO visit her niece, Mis-,
| Bertha Saue,, VINO is attending schoo
III that city, and other relatives ano
friends
III. . Eiuor aud wife, who has been
visiting their son, Robert and family
Tor the past three weeks, departed tol
their home IN Newton, Iowa, Wednes.
day night
Mrs. L Il Egge entertained mum.
Der OF ladies at her home IN the First
ward Wednesday. The afternoon was
spent III games and visits and most
delightfully."- passed
q. o Bailey is selling out his inter
ests IN Webster and next week will
remove his family TO St Paul where
he will engage IN the timing plumbing
and steam fitting business
II. III. Potter and H. w. BicknelI
were at political meeting in the inter-
est of the democratic party att Lily
Saturday evening They report fair
sized audience aud good meeting.
The next president of the United
States, VIM. H. Taft, will address the
people on the political issues of the day
at the Mitchell corn palace on Monday
September %. Special train service
has been arranged on all roads.
Some one asked why there was
always big crowds at the Bijou, that is
easily understood Ii is because the
patrons are never disappointed, the
attractions are always first class clean
anu entertaining.
Robert Martyr, VIM Carpenter and
l.. H Hastings were among those who
attended the farewell banquet given at
Webster Tuesday evening, in honor Of
David Williams They pronounce it
the event of the season. -Andover
Gazette.
If the party who took the tools from
my farm, the old Atkins place does not
return them at once he will have a
whole lot of trouble aud expense before
the matter is settled. mean business
SO bring back my tools and save trouble
Henry Hanson,
Last Friday afternoon while Paul
Thompson, who lives 10 miles south
west of Waubay, was out threshing for
one of his neighbors his large barn
caught fire aud burned TO the ground.
There was about 1000 bushels of wheat
1900 bushels of speltz and some other
grain in the barn The origin of the
fire is unknown. The threshing crew
got over in time to save the house and
granary and other property.
The Mobiles Theatre company will
play an engagement at the opera house
next Monday night, Sept %, present
ing The Great Buffalo Mystery" a
play which is said to be one of the best
they have ever attempted, full of
comedy, exciting sensations and sensa-
tional climaxes. Special Scenery,
mechanical and light effects are carried
making the production complete and
np TO the usual high standard OF the
Noble company.
A party consisting of Mrs. Bert
Hughes, Mr.. Geo. Hughes and wife
Mrs. Anra Snodgrass, II. s. Efnor and
wife. Robert Efnor, wife ana son, SAM
Blakley and wife and Ike foltz anc
wife, all formerly of Newton, Iowa
but now OF this county, held reunion
at Enemy Swim lake Tuesday. They
spent the day ia talking over old times
and fishing All report most enjoy
able time and the hopes of anothe
reunion next year
The following is an extract from |
letter from Jacob Wickre who is atten'
ing Brookings college. college ha
openvd with large number Of new
students already here. A three year
course in agriculture commences Nov
3rd, and closes some time in April
This Is called the school Of agricaltur
and Is meat for The boys and girls tina
ARE able TO leave home for the whites
Any one interested shonld write fo
catalogue or information 70 the pres
dent OF the South Dakota State college