Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-05-26
OLD SETTLERS REUNION
Annual Meeting of Old Settlers
EAssociation at Webster
Thursday, June 9th.


secretary, are working industriously to
make the reunion a success in every
particular, and their efforts are receiv-
ing the hearty cooperation of the peo-
pie of Webster, who will do their
utmost to make the reunion one that
will long be remembered with pleasure
by the old settlers of this county.
Program
1890 A. M.-Music-by Band.
Invocation-Rev. E. c. H. Peithmann.
Address of Welcome-M Mayor Harris.
Music-by Band.
Singing-Quartette.
Oration-Hon. Frank Sears.
nging-Quartette.
Recitation-Mrs. Floyd Potter first
person born in Andover.)
Muic-by Band.
Picnic Dinner-for which the Associa-
ton supplies coffee and sugar.
200 p. M. Business Meeting.
400 P. M.-Awarding of Prizes.
Amusements.
The festivities will close in the even
ing with grand ball at the Webster
opera house.
Sporting Events
Foot race-Boys under l2-Prizes:
first, Sl.00; second, 50c.; third, SOC.
due bill on Halbkat, the Medicine
man.
Foot race-Girls' free for-all-Prizes
first, $1.00; second, Soc; third SOC.
due bill on Peabody's Drug Store.
Free-for-all foot race-Prizes: first,
pair 81 shoes, Teg & Sam; second,
buggy whip, r. B. Ebling.
Fat Mans Race-2O0 pounds or more
Prize: one 81. 90 ham, City Meat Mar
ket.
Big List of Prizes.
Ito the one bringing the greatest
number of people by team the longest
distance, $500 set of fly blankets, by
w. F. Kading.
2. Second, ditto-A Wenzleman Rack
Litter by the Ochsenreiter Implement
Company.
8. To oldest male person present
born in Day County-S1.00 due bill
Irwin Pharmacy.
a. To oldest female person present
born in Day County due bill
Irwin Pharmacy.
5. To person buying the biggest load
of lumber that day at Chard's Indepen-
dent Lumber Yard-$1.00 cash, and to
buyer of smallest load of lumber, a
bunch of lath.
6. To the heaviest man present-a
years subscription to the Reporter and
Farmer.
Z. To the heaviest woman present
years subscription to the Repor ter
and Farmer.
8. For the best write-up of a town.
ship, its people, schools, churches and
resources-$1.00 in cash by the Web
ster World.
8. To mother with the tandsomest
baby under one year-a So 90 toilet set
by A. L. Bloomquist.
10. To mother of youngest chile
present-s2 90 due bill on Mohs & Kar
pen.
II. To mother with largest family OF
girls present--2-lb box of candy by the
Webster Candy Factory.
II. To father with the largest family
of boys present-a $3.50 razor by j
Peterson & Co.
13. To couple married the greatest
number of years-a vase by J. l.
Blanks.
IA. To the oldest lady present;
new 81. so bonnet, by the Fair Store.
Is. To the oldest gentleman presen
"a $500 hat, Lars ]. Fiksdal
16. To the youngest married couple
"a 5-lb pail of lard by Martin Visit.
IL. To parents with largest FANNY
present-a $500 Universal Bread mixer
by Webster Hardware Co.
Is. To owner of automobile bringing
the largest load, distance considered
one tire air gauge by Day County Autc
& Supply Co.
10. To man bringing largest load o
wheat to Webster Mills-one 49-lb. sacl
of flour.
20. To man coming longest distance
in Day county by auto-an auto eagl'
ornament by Long & Long.
All contests and prizes are confined
exclusively to members of the associa
ton and their families.
The Association desires everybody Il
come and help make this the larges
and most interesting gathering in thu
history of the Associa ton. All citizen
who have resided in the county twent.
years are eligible to membership, AM
as the older members are rapidly pass
ing away, it is necessary that tn
younger people should join the Associa