Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-18
NOVEMBER q AND "a
Two Big Days For Day
County.
ANNUAL FARMERS INSTITUTE
Best Lecturers on All
Farm Matters Will
Be Present.
A NUMBER OF PRIZES
The business People of Web
ster Have Given Literally
for an Exhibit of the Pro.
ducts of the County.


daily invited. The subjects discussed
Will be:
"Dairying" and Home Making" by
Mrs Ada f Howie, of Wisconsin, her
self practical expert and splendid
speaker.
Beef Cattle" aud Horses" by Hon.
w. ID. Mckee, of Missouri
DRY Farming, Alfalfa and Health
Hints" by DIR. II h. StoDrr, of High.
more, "a thoroughly practical man.
horticulture" by Mr. John Robert
son, a very successful fruit grower with.
out irrigation
Everything in our power will be done
10 make these meetings a su Jcess.
Hours of 1-Day meetings: 1880 a. M.
l:3O and 1880 p. III.
Hours of Days meetings: 1880 aud
1870 p. m. the first day, aud 1890 "A. m.
aud 30 p M. the second
That the Farmers Institutes cou.
Quoted throughout this and other states
are a great benefit to every interest is
no longer Of any doubt. The lectures
given by experts during the past few
years have done great deal towards
making farming the great success that
1t Is in this state aud when the officers
OF the state organization notified the
local Commercial Club that they would
be here on November % and "a, of this
year. the club at once appointed com.
mittee consisting of j. I. Goodwin, f
W. Halbkat, q. @. Duntcn aud S T..
Bronson to get busy and see that the
meeting was success. The committee
every arrangement TO take care of the
large crowd which should be in attend
ance. We hope every farmer in Day
county will be here to hear these speak
els, who are all experts in their lines,
discuss the farm from an advanced
position. They will tell all something
which viii be of interest aud profit TO
them. Should you desire any informa-
ton regarding the institute just call on
or address any member of the committee
aid it will gladly be furnished.
The following list of prizes have been
secured for the exhibitorsand there will
undoubtedly be many others which
which have not been secured at this
time:
Best 10 ears of Yellow Dent corn
First, Deere Elk 2 horse cultivator;
second, Deere foot 1.horse cultivator;
third, Victor fire proof home chest.
Ochsenreiter company
Blue Stem-Third, ham. Martin
Visit
Durum-Third, strip of bacon. F.
Bauske.
Flax-First, S. due bill. Williams
Lumber company.
Second-5OO pounds Hooking. Ditman.
son Bros.
Ihird-$l. 80 gloves or mits. Chilson.
Haugen company.
Broom Corn Millet-$l. 50knife. Web.
sler Hardware company.
German Millet-$l 80 knife. r. b.
E,ling.
Speltz-White Diamond hat. L J.
Fiksdal.
Largest variety of best grain seeds
from one farm-R ton Washed Egg
soft coal. Forbes Fuel company.
Onions-S2 dine bill. Lampert Lumber
company.
Apples-Lady's fine belt pin. H. f.
Hart.
Potatoes-10 rods o. hog fence. Tut.
hill Lumber company.
Second-Box toilet soap. Peabody's
Drug store.
Carrots-s2 pocket book. Irwin
pharmacy.
White Beans-$3 in fuel. Potter,
Garrick & Potter.
Rutabagas Wire stretcher. Long g.
Long.
Cabbage-Nickle plated tea kettle.
Webster Hardware company.
Parsnips-Alarm clock. J. L Blanks.
Pop Corn-Box cigars. Atlas Knapp.
Second-Farm stationery. Webster
World
Dressed Duck-Box cigars. Atlas
Knapp.
Best Looking Notwithstanding
speeches and standing vote-Eleeant
French Bisque Doll, natural hair and
pair of red baby moccasins.
Farmer coming greatest distance--$2
in cash. Security Bank.
Butter-First, 81 80 for purchase Of
best 5-pound jar. j. T. Goodwin.
Second--Pai- lady's kid mits Chilson-
Hangar company.
Dressed Ch;cken-First q 80 pair
lady's shoes. The vair.
SECONDHAND plaque. H. s. Dsmsry.