Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-12

10 get started right IN the hog busl-
ness buy one of the fine boars for sale
by II. o. Wickre and then watch fer
his annual sale of brood sows. Buy a
few Of them aud you can rest assured
that you will start with the best swine
in the northwest.
DR.. j @. Hancock, of Dubuque. Ia,
John Cruise, of Manchester, Ia, Dr.. A.
O. Czibulka, of Warren, ILL.,, aud l. L.
Hoyt, of Lebanon, S. d., who have
been hunting for some time in this
vicinity with H. +. Denton came in
Sunday aud that night departed for
their respective homes taking with
them all the game allowed. They COM
planned of having had good time.
Miss Elsie Williams, of this city, and
Miss Ellen Robinson, of Groton, will
give an entertainment at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening, November IT.
Miss Williams will furnish the music.
She needs no recommendation to her
Webster friends. Miss Robinson comes
highly recommended as a reader. The
Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, says:
"Miss Robinson won her audience by
her simplicity and charm. Every
character throbs with life and oistinc-
ton. She cannot fail to please the
most critical audience"
The Webster High school girls played
their first game of basket ball. of
the season in this city Monday evening
when they met the Aberdeen girls who
are considered the fastest team in this
end of the state. The game was a tie
at the end of the second half and to
play the tie the first score was made by
Aberdeen, they winning by score of
IL to r. This showed the people of
this vicinity that our girls are TO rank
with the fastest teams in this end of the
state. 1t is hoped that another game
will be scheduled very soon for
Webster.
The friends of the Ladies' Thursday
Clob. of this city, are indebted to that
for Que of the best, most
interesting and instructive entertain.
ments ever given in the city. A lecture
on Texas, bv Gilbert M. Cinry, of Colo
RADIO, delivered at the ID. e. church
evening, with q wealth of
moving pictures and stereOptioon views
of agricultural, stock scenery and
historic events and promi.
nent characters Of the Lone Star state.
The speaker held the close attention Of
his audience through the entire lecture
and with one accord they vote IL the
best illustrated lecture ever delivered in
Webster.
Trouble is brewing between some of
the members of the Aberdeen high
school football team and the faculty of
the school growing out Of the recent
suspension from school of several
students and members of the team as
q result of the prank Of about eighty
students in leaving school on election
day. All but three or four of the
players have refused to play and as
result the game scheduled with Web
ster has been cancelled. The school
board is adjudicating the matter as
rapidly as possible and the trouble may
be smoothed over within few days, SO
that the rest of the schedule may be
played.-Aberdeen American.
Harry Sexton was here Sunday from
Bristol, where he has been running
democratic page of the Bristol Tribune
during the late campaign. The demo-
Gratis of Day county nave made arrange
ments>to buy the Tribune and put MIR.
Sexton in as editor and manager. A
complete new outfit will be purchased
so that, geographically the paper will
be of the best. AS for the editorial and
mechanical end, we have NO hesitancy
In predicting high standard in both
branches. Harry has been with the
Herald for the past three years and has
demonstrated his ability. both as a
writer and as foreman of the mechan-
ical department Mr.. Sexton will move
his family to Bristol as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be made.
The best wishes Of many friends will
accompany them in their new location.
--Groton Herald
Warra MT Call.