Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-31
Local News


maIdehyde is no longer an
experiment.. 1t has been proven
of the greatest advantage. Get
the best formaidehyde at
Irwin's. Guaranteed 40 per
cent solution.
1t will pay you to see the window
display of Webster Hardware this
week advertising Kyanize Floor finish
the latest and best grade of floor
varnish ever put on the market, every
can guaranteed. Call and see samples
at Webster Hardware.
John Knott, of Bristol, who had an
ankle badly smashed up last fall jump
off train, returned to the city hospital
Tuesday for another operation. John
says his foot and ankle are much bet
ter now than it was thought they
could ever be at the time of the acct
dent.
Mrs. Mvra Wesp wishes to announce
to her friends in Webster and vicinity
that she is a candidate in the Reporter
and Farmer piano contest. Votes may
be left with G. w. Pierce at Long q
Longs, w. E. Wells Webster Hard
ware, Miss Peterson saleslady at the
Gibson Haugen store.
Mrs. l.. H. Woodwork received the
sad news Friday morning that her only
brother, Will Sage, died of blood
poison at Oswego, Michigan. Mrs.
Woodwork left Saturday morning to
attend the funeral which was held on
Monday. The lady has the sympathy
of all Webster in her sorrow.
WHY not subscribe for the
Reporter and Farmer NOW and
give your favorite candidate the
benefit of your votes on the
special offer of 100000 extra
votes? Each yearly subscrip-
ton of regular subscriber
counts the same in votes as
new subscriber.
w. K. Van Brunt, who was formerly
in business in Langford but is now con-
Quoting al automobile business in Sioux
Falls, spent Monday in the city tran
sacting business and renewing his
acquaintance with old friends. W. X.
and the senior member of the Reporter
and Farmer firm were boys together
in Iowa twenty years ago and we spent
pleasant hour living over the old
days.
Mrs. H. A. Peabody informs US that
on her return home last week she
found in her garden nice fresh crisp
carrots with an inch or more growth,
and some fine green onions, the vege-
tables had been in the garden all win
ter and are in better condition than
thew would have been had they been in
the cellar.
The famous play est. Elmo will
appear at the opera house on Tuesday
April 18th, with one of the strongest
companies ever in this city. This play
was dramatized by Miss Grace Hay
word and taken from the book written
by Mrs. Wilson and is one of the
strongest plays ever written. Don't
fail to see this wonderful play.
We accidently omitted to state last
week that Prof. J. M. Mcdonald, OF
Webster, began his work as principal
of the Lily school Monday, March l4th'
He is a man of wide experience,
pleasant manners and good education,
being a graduate of Iowa Wesleyan
University. We are also able to add
that he is giving excellent satisfaction.
Lily Argus.
The votes that go with one
yearly subscription would put
any one in the race for one OF
the twenty-six prizes offered by
the Reporter and Farmer.
Besides the piano there are
scholarships, gold watches, Vio-
Inns, mandolins ana guitars.
No prize is worth less than
twenty-five dollars. Why not
get Que of them!
w. d. Burcalow has decided to
become candidate for the office OF
county superintendent of schools of
Codinqton county. Mr.. Burcalow
comes before the people as republic
can and asks the nomination at the
June primary. Mr.. Burcalow has for
,oors haan engaged in educational