Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-02

| Thanksgiving day dinners were given
at the homes of John Williams, James
Rathbun, Fred Hyde, j. 4. Goodwin,
j. Alley and Mrs. A. b Meyer enter.
tanned number of friends at six o'clock
at the hotel. All guests at the various
feasts report an exceptionally fine menu
and good time
In matched shoot which was pulled
off on the gun club grounds on Thanks.
giving day between John Sherbino, H.
O. Tegtmeier, Thos. Delaney and DR. l.
W. Cook on one side and J. V. Martin,
E w. Block, R. B. Ebling and George
Madden on the other, the first squad
was beaten by a score of l35 to 13S
The Day County Teachers associ.
alton held two days session at the
school house in Webster last Friday
and Saturday There was a splendid
program and the attendance was the
largest in the history of the organiza.
ton and all report very profitable and
interesting meeting.
DIR. III A. Peabody was out in Kos.
ciusko township on December first and
reports seeing three teams blowing
The winters in South Dakota start
rather late and there is little need of a
farmer failing to get his ground in
proper condition when the fall lasts
until the Christmas season.
Dr. +. S Bugbee, the we'll known
optometrist and neurologist of Minnie.
apolist, will be at the Commercial
hotel, Webster, s. D., Monday, Deem
Der 6. Eyes carefully examined; glasses
made that WILL FIT.) Special attention
to relief of headaches and nervous
troubles; cross-eyes Strengthened, etc,
K. A. Merger, who has spent the past
ten days in Dubuque, Iowa, where he
was looking after his interests in a
mining company arrived home Thurs
day night. He informs us that he will
go to Dubuque again next week some
time and will probably devote a couple
of months to business interests i'm that
city.
A letter from H. O. Wickre which
came this morning brings the good
news that at the great stock show in
Chicago, where there are thousands of
competitors, his three Duroc Jersey Red
hogs secured the first prize. We are
not aware OF what the prize is but will
give our readers the full particulars
! next week.
The Free Sewing Machine company
now issue an insurance policy with each
machine (no charge) absolutely insur-
ing the holder for years against loss
by fire, floods or tornados or breaking of
parts, attachments. belts, needles, etc.
See Mohs & KarpeD, headquarters for
standard machines. They will tell you
all about the Free.
Free-To boys and girls, Flexible
Flyer, "The sled that steers" The best
sleu III the "Oilu' AOu Cuh tusiiy
secure one within few days by doing
little pleasant work. Some have in a
few hours. Be the first in your town
Write today, stating your age. A
postal card will do w. | Davis, 155
East oath st. New York City.
Henry Kruger ana Bertha Grosenick,
both OF Bristol, We're married Tuesday
at st. Johns Lutheran church, at 10
a. M, by Rev. o. O. Hafsted. The
bride was dressed in pink Told Rose)
dress and carried boquet of cream
roses. The bridegroom was dressed in
the customary black. The best man
was the brides brother, Otto Grosenick.
the bridesmaid, Emma Engberg.
Prof. David Nyvall, of Minneapolis
Mimi, will preach in st. Johns Luth-
eran church in Webster December 10th
at 500 o'clock p. M, In the Swedish
language, and in the New Sweden
church at 800 p. m, and ii a. m, on
December lltn and 300 p. m, Decem
Der 18th. Prof. Nyvall is q speaker o.
national reputation and all 'Scandi
navians are cordially invited 10 attend
G. B. Uilom and family, who have
made their homs in Day county for TIT
past two years, have sold their Da,
county farm and returned to their for
mer horne in Charles City, Iowa. The,
were quite successful here but tn
climate did not agree with Mr.. Ullom'
health and he decided to return TO hi
former iowa home. During their resi-
dence here the family made man,
f.ierds who will wish them success AM
happiness in their new home.