Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-13

HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.

give the best that any market affords,
have arranged for shipment of green
vegetables and berries TO come every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Remember the days and phone to
Bauske's meat market
Last evening the Family theatre
received new machine and gave the
best show that was ever given on the
canvas in that theatre. Now every
thing is in the best working order ana
patrons can now be assured of an hours
amusement without break.
John Williams, vice president of the
Farmers and Merchants National bank.
returned from st. Paul last Satur-
day morning accompanied by his son.
Norman Mrs. Williams was in a hos
pital, where she had been operated upon
and was getting along nicely.
The Evangelistic meeting at the Nj f.
church still continue. Much interest is
shown. Several have manifested
desire to live the Christian life. The
meeting tonight promises to be of great
interest. The Rev. Edwin p. Edgar
and his wife will conduct the services
Sunday, both morning and evening.
The entertainment given by the senior
class Of the high school at the opera
house last Friday evening was well
attended and every performer is pro-
nounced star. We have heard moth
ing but praise for the entire cast and
should they appear in Webster again il
10 sure thing that the standing room
only" sign would be hung out early in
the evening.
The program for Memorial Day as
printed upon another page Of this paper
has had to be changed by the COM
mittee. A telephone message from
Mrs. Il. w. Taylor states that her hus-
band 10 suffering from pneums mia and
will not be able to be present. The
committee 10 looking for another
speaker and he will be announced as
soon as procured.
Granville Jones, the genial editor of
the Aberdeen Democrat who has many
friends In Webster, dropped In last
Friday night and remained over Sun
day. He says his paper 10 neeting with
q liberal patronage and he hopes by the
end of the year TO have all the wrongs
OF the late republican Legislature looked
mp and laid before the people. He was
worried 30 about his job when he found
that the fishing was good out at Pick.
erel lake.
A letter from the Milwaukee railroad
company to L. @. Ochsenreiter and
Sam Calmenson. committee from the
Commercial club, brings the informa-
tion that the company intend grading
mp the lot across from Tegtmerer q
Calmenson's and that with the assist
ance OF Webster citizens they hope to
have there one Of the most attractive
depot parks along the whole division.
The company can have the assurance
that II the lot IL put in shape that the
Ladies' Thursday club assisted by pub
lie spirited citizens will make the Web
stsr depot park the most beautiful spot
on the Milwaukee main line.
What about the boys excursion to
Brookings June 3 and A? The state
superintendent and the county snperin.
tendents are working mp considerable
interest in this matter. A trip tc
Brookings will afford the boy ON the
farm one Of the best outings imagina-
bic. Plan to have him 60, Send the
superintendent the names OF all the
boys who intend TO make the trip. Good
connections will be made on all the
railroads, making il possible to leave
Bristol in the morning and return in she
evening AL the plans have not been
perfected yet, but IL Is certain that the
railroads wall do their best to accommo-
date All who wish to go, and to get the
excnrsionists 70 Brookings and back In
the quickest and most convenient man
ner. Further announcements will be
made Watch the daily papers for par
tioplars. 3. M. Best. county superiu-
tendent.
MI. and Mrs Carl Malmberg and
baby departed Friday night for their