Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-05

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Montana to look over the government
land open to settlement. 1t is likely
that tx" will turn out to be Montana
farmer before long.
# p. Martin (Old Baldy) came down
| with the ballot box from Homer We'd
nesday and while in the city droppe d
into this office to renew his acquain-
lance with the boys
J Arthur returned and will move his
family to Waukesha, Wis, for the
winter They leave tonight. John will
representa- local canning company in
Pacific Coast territory
Don't You think you have put up
with kerosene lamps long enough?
Come in and find out what it would
cost to put in electric lights. Gordon
Ross opposite Harris store.
w. B. Townsend, official lecturer of
the Modern Woodman, will lecture at
the opera house on the evening of Nov.
q on the subject, "Chips and Barks."
No admission will be charged.
Andrew Paulson has purchased and
taken to his farm in Lynn a
fine Shire stallion-an eightean-months
old colt that weighs 400 pounds and is
said to be perfect individual.
It's the same old story; he laughs best
who laughs last. The democrats and
their friends had their laugh Tuesday
night, but when the late returns came
in it was up to the other fellows.
II. o. Wickre has eleven fine regis
tered boars of service age for sale at
private sale. They are some of the best
specimens of this popular breed of
swine ever offered in Day county
4. A. Bradley, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the @. M. q st. p.
railway with headquarters at Helena,
Mont, arrived Monday for visit with
his family and friends in this city.
Duroc Jersey hogs have proven the
best breed for all purposes in this
country If you want to raise hogs see
II. o. Wickre, he will sell You hogs of
his famous breed to start out right
with.
Harry McElderry has been promoted,
recently received commission as CAP
tain in the United States regular army.
Many Webster friends will join MS in
hearty congratulations to Captain
McElderry.
The Webster Society Of Christian
Endeavor will give social in the base
ment Of the Congregational church.
Tuesday evening, November 10. To
celebrate Endeavor day every body 10
cordially invited.
]. r, Phillips went to Groton today
on the Cannon Ball, where he will join
his nephew and together they will go to
Washington where he will join his
brother. VIM, with whom he will
spend the winter
Some one asked why there was
always big crowds at the Bijou, that is
easily understood. II IL because the
patrons are never disappointed, the
attractions are always first class clean
aud entertaining.
j. T. Clarke had runaway Tuesday
morning in which his face was badly
cut and bruised by the buggy overturn-
ing. Mr.. Clarke managed to keep the
team from getting away 90 no further
damage was done.
Hans Sogn and John Evans aud wife
OF Hudson, this state, are spending .
few days at the home Of the formers
son, Olaf Sogn While here they will
look over Day county with view OF
making investments.
The members OF the Webster Fire
/ Department have decided TO hold their
annual ball ct the opera house on
Thanksgiving eve. Nov. 25th and are
making arrangements accordingly. We
viii have moro TO say on this snbjs d
later
i Il is with sad henrt that we pencil
she fact that Q J Schultz, one Of DAY
counsy's oldest and most respected citi
zsns, died early this Thursday after.
noon. While his many friends. who
have kept posted on his condition. knew
/ that end WAS near. Il was with sad re-
! srst that the news Of bis death wss -
] ceived He was belovet and
honorsd b. host Of friends VII,
extend their sincere sympathy % III
! rslasives o. shs deceased We will prin
she obitnarv ntxt week.