Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03
The Dates for the Next
Day County Institute
December 14-15.
An Able Corps of Instructors
Come and Hear Subjects of
Especial Interest TO Far
mers and Stockmen
Ably Discussed.
BE Sure to- Bring the Ladies
With You.
by Webster Business
Establishments.

A Large List of Prizes Awarded
by Webster Business
establishments.
Every person i'm Day county should
make it point 10 attend the institute
to be held iu the court room at the
court house in Webster, Monday aud
Tuesday, December 18th and 18th An
able corps of instructors will be present
and all the lectures and discussions will
be free. The subjects discussed a~e
Horses, Meat Production. DairyIng,
Fruit and Tree Culture, Dry Farming,
Crop Rotation, Grasses, Fertility, aud
two addresses on household work, be-
sides the question box. which is one OF
the most interesting and practical feat
ures OF the institute. If there is a SUBJ
ject you wish information upon. you
merely drop question in the box and
bring forth discussion and explana-
ton.
Among the speakers TO participate in
this institute are: Professor Skinner,
who has been on the faculty of the
Brookings Agricultural college for
years; w. ID. Mckee, a leading live
stock breeder and strong corn advocate !;
p. d. Ashburn, of Nebraska. an expert.
enced institute conductor; Mrs. Ash
burn, very highly recommended for her
work along household lines, and State
Superintendent A. 4. Chamberlain, of
Brookings
With such an array of talent the
meeting cannot fail to be entertaining,
interesting and instructive In a high
degree and no enterprising. progressive
farmer can afford to miss them; so make
1t q point TO come and take an active
part in the discussions There is great
mutual Benefit TO be derived from the
meeting together and an exchange Of
ideas.
Put forth your best effort to make this
the best, biggist and most successful
meeting of farmers ever held IN Day
county.
The ladies are especially invited to
attend.
On receiving notice from Superintend-
eIt Chamberlain OF the farmers insti.
tute to be held in Webster. the Com
mercial club Immediately got busy,
appointed committee to solicit prizes
to be awarded the attendants with the
following satisfactory results:
Premiums offered
Peck Corn--lst, $500 in trade--Harry
Hart.
End, One years subscription
TO Webster World
Peck Milling Whest--1st, Sack Flour
Webster Mill.
End, Reporter and Farmer.
one year.
Peck Barley---1st. 500 lbs. ccal--Potter,
Garrick 81 Potter.
End, Box Webster Court
cigsrs-Atlas Knapp.
Macaroni Wheat--lst, u crd Wisconsin
Maple. sawed--Wearne.
2nn, four dinners--Block' q
restaurant.
Peck Oats--lst, Lampert Lumber. COM
pany--$3. 90 coupon.
End, Hone--Eastman's.
Peck Potatoes--one 500 robe--Long &
Long.
End, Suit of clothes, pressed
and cleaned--Drue.
Quart Beans--lst, Pair Of $500 shoes
Tegtmeier q Calmenson
End, Ham--Martin Visit.
Peck Turnips--Ist, $500 Gordon hat OF
cap Elevator store
End, four Elliott'l
restaurant.
Psck Beets-lst, " cord slabs-F Forbes
and, Ham--Fred Bauske.
Largest Dressed Turkey--one Glib. boz
mixed chocolates Web.
ster Candy Factory.
and, 500 worth Of Rach
Stock Food IN. N. Judge
Inrroet Dressed Chicken LIST, sack fiou,
Webster Mil.
md, pair baby ehoes- Tegt
meier q Calmenson.
NIX Elax---lst, pair Mayer shoes, LADY,
IA Or gent'o--L. Eiksdal.
3nd, Box Cigars ia. Block
R>ok Carrots LIST, Gasoline Wall Lamp
Ochssnreiter Imp %.
md. pony keg Golden 0rair
Beit--O. johnson.
pesn Onions- LIST, $40 Sanitary Orysta
Toilet set--"The Model. ;
2nd. One years subscription
Reporter and Farmer.
r-.v< Beet NilIett---1st. $500 Doll
ssThe Model"
2nd, Quart Bonded Whisk,
r. Nunson.
L. q prsmiums % BE- oomplessd y
80 nezt issue.