Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30


School of Aberdeen begins its winter
term. A business course is what yor
need no matter what may be your occu
patton. Let rs enroll you next Monday
Miss Bessie Small on Morday even
ing at the home of her parents enter
sained large number of her younf
friends. The costumes are said to have
been something very modern and all Of
the young folks say they enjoyed one OF
the very best times of the winter.
Fred Minch, who for several years
conducted the John Gearin farm, north
of this city but who went to Ordway q
year ago to take charge of the Logan
ranch, was here visiting friends the
FIRST of the week He reports every.
thing moving along fine with him
A picture is the most economical gift
a person can give, AID still it is the most
appreciated present anybody can
receive. For satisfactory photos, John
son, the leading photographer, Is the
one 10 have it done by. Make your
appointment early and avoid the holiday
rush
A. r Ferguson, local agent for the
Phoenix Mutual Lille Insurance COM
pany, of Hartford, Conn, has written
SIS, 0OO. on the good people of Webster
alone, during the last two years
Before buying your life insurance allow
him TO show 20, the best policy in
America
We received booklet this week from
Rudolph Mireau descriptive of Pacific
county, Washington, where he is now
located He certainly has made his new
home in a fine locality and Judging
from the booklet he is in an ideal place
TO make money and enjoy all the bless.
ings OF nature,
Mr.. and Mrs. j 4. Goodwin expect
to leave the first of next week for ST.
Paul, where they will visit for a few
days and will be met by MIR, and Mrs.
O. VA. Compton, who are at present
visiting relatives in Wisconsin, and
then the party will go to California to
remain for the winter.
Those who intended TO celebrate
Christmas night by having good time
at the saloons in Webster met with
quite disappointment for the proprie-
tors of the various places decided that
they, too, were entitled toa little cele.
bration of their own and closed theiy
places promptly at six o'clock,
Fred Sasse, son, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Sasss, of this city. departed
Tuesday night for st. Paul, where he
will be Joined by H. p. Stranberg and
together they will make the journey tc
New Orleans and from there to Cuba Il
spend the winter and longer If the
country offers sufficient inducements
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith enter.
tanned few friends at six o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening. The menu was elab-
crate and was enjoyed by all After
dinner the guests spent a few houfs in
playing cards. All went home at late
hour vowing that Mr.. md Mrs. Smith
were the prize entertainers of Webster
Il. A. Merger. who las been spending
the past few weeks IN Dubuque, Iowa
looking after his interests in a mining
company, arrived home Christina
morning just to remain over Sunday
with his family as business matter
called him back to Dubuque Monda.
night.
The Re coftef and Farmer wishes al
readers. . happy and prosperous yea
durp a 1910. We hope for all the con
IT, luAtiuN Or the prosperity which ha
hlessed tina portion Of the world in tn
year Just passed and hope that nothin
but pleasure viii be found in the home
ofall. We thank all for the liberi
patronage we have enjoyed and hope I
remain worthy Of II In the future,
Webster is really going to have ban
again and the necessary subscriptfo
list has been raised TO furnish the boy
with an Instructor and Prof. E.
Hopfner, of Milbank, one Of the yer
best band leaders in the fforthweo h,
been secured to train them. Thew Ina
the first meeting last evening and Ha
old Perry, Guy Eferington, Chests
Groshong. Archie Philleo and Robe
Maynard. Of the waubay Kid BAN
accompanied the professor here on b
first visit and the boys had quite ban
for the first evening.