Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-01-13

MS duties until about the twentieth
whenMr Irwin expects to Depart foi
California for vacation of month oil
D two Roy says he is goip- for his
{ health
A great many OF our citizens have
been kicking considerably of late
, because of the laten ess Of the trains on
this division OF the Milwaukee railroad
but after looking over the exchanges for
, the past week we do not believe we
have any kick coming; we always get d
train sometime and many of the towns
on other roads have had to go for days
without mail.
The Degree of Honor Monday night
installed the following officers for the
ensuing year: q of H., Mrs E Cooper
p. @, of H., Mrs. McCumber; l.. Of II.
Mrs. Chapman; G. of G. Mrs Kading
Recorder, Mrs. Bates; Usher, Vina
McCumber: Fin, Mrs. Candy Receiver
Mrs. @. Hyde; l W, Mrs. Johnson
Refreshments were served and a good
time enjoyed by all.
A. l.. Richardson, our popular Mil
waukee station agent, has been confined
to his home for the past week with q
severe case of tonsillitis. 1t is said that
misery likes company but in this case
we believe that such is not the case for
the fact that Mr. Richardson's son,
Clyde, has the disease in more severe
form than his father, adds to tine suffer.
,ngs of both gentlemen,
Almost everybody knows that the
Dode Fisk concert and dance orchestra
is about the best thing on the road.
They have been in Webster during the
years past and have always given the
best of satisfaction. The members of
the company are all artists and their
concerts are high class vocal and instru-
mental music. Webster is to be con-
graduated that the company will
appear here on Monday, January "a
Sheriff Lindquist came over from
Webster this morning and served
summons on about a dozen of our enter
prislng citizens to appear as witnesses
tomorrow at Webster in the case of
VIM Roe, Tom Smith, Samanthy Allen
ct al Some of the boys think that
: scion of the law has got his wires
crossed, not being acquainted with Mr..
Doe. However, we note their depart
ure for Webster this evening Pier
pont Signal
On Monday, January 18th, B. NJ
Garfield will present 1.-The Girl that's
all the Candy" at the Webster opera
house This is refined musical drama
in acts. The new idea show, different
from all others. A combination of
drama, music and vaudeville woven into
an interesting plot. Is big musical
numbers, Is; l6 pretty chorus girls; 30
people in all; elaborate costumes;
special scenery; lots of comedy. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Prices %, so and rs
VIC hlOpDtd LII. nI. uuRC >
veterinary barn, known as Breeders
Headquarters, this week, and were sur
prised to find that his constantly
increasing business had compelled him
recently to add several new additions,
and he now has one of the largest barns
of the kind in the state. The doctor
understands his business and believes
in having right up to date and with
him cleanliness is one of the most
important points. His barn is a model
and credit to any city.
DR.. w NJ Grafton will speak, both
morning and evening in the NJ f.
church, and at North Webster at 300
o'clock next Sunday Special singing
by the choir and music at the evening
service by the orchestra. DIR. Grafton
is great orator, extensive traveller, a
man of special fitness and ability for the
work he has in hand, and an intensely
interesting speaker as he has travelled
through thirteen different nations and
knows whereof he speaks. II you want
i to hear a great address, hear him
Edward Potter returned last Friday
morning from his trip TO Flint, Mich,
whittier he journeyed week ago as the
guest of the Buick automobile people.
Ed was an enthusiastic Buick man
before he went to Michigan but now he
has it in the most complex form. He
can hardly talk anything else He says
that the works are SO complete that
they turn out an auto every six minutes.
i He reports most excellent time. Mrs.
i Potter went down to the city last week
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dean and
, accompanied Ed home from there
The northwestern division vf the
American Society of Equity will hold
its annual meeting at Fargo, N. D.,
from January 10 to %. Ross f. Parks
, of Lily, who is one of the directors,
. will leave for Fargo Monday the 18th
, and requests all farmers who can pos
! sibly do 90 to ACCOMPANY him, It il