Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-02
There will be meeting of Camp
No. 2071, N. W. of Tuesday even
ing, Feb. 7th. All members are
requested to be present.
S. Pearson, Clerk.

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There is some of the best bargains il
hardware at E. N Dorr e. Co., eve,
offered in Webster. Just what is left
of the stock. If they have what YOU
are in need of it can be bought at q
bargain just to close out.
have delivered about 200 tanks of
soft water in this city. and my patrons
all claim that water from the Small
spring is the softest and purest they
have ever got. Try it. Call up phone
E85, or leave orders at Elliott's restau-
Erant. Toby Huseby.
If you want to see nobby harness
<one that looks right, fits right, is made
right, material right, and priced right,
just take look at the Blue Ribbon
harness on the horse in our display
window. 1t has to be right, Geo. made
it. Webster Hardware Co.
The ladies of the Macabees of the
World have shown their promptness in
the payment of insurance in the case
of Mrs. Anna M. Martin who died on
December 16, by paying the policy on
January 81. Speaks well for Macca-
bee insurance
Elizabeth Donald, of Andover, Cath
crime Spencer, Julia S. Fash, Louise S.
Tyner and r. E. Lighter, of Lang
ford, and F. NJ. Ahurn, of Andover.
are here today attending the teachers
examination which is being held in the
opera house under the management of
County Superintendent Hetiey.
The leading lady in "The Sweetest
Girl in Dixie" is southern girl who
has made study of southern life.
Miss Miller, who the play was written
for, is considered the best on the stage
today in any southern play on the road
The prices for this play are first four
rows rs cents, the balance of the house
25 and so cents
Lois Chapter No. 3, held their regu-
lar meeting at the Masonic hall last
evening at the conclusion IF the bust
ness meeting Mrs. T. f. Egge enter
tanned the members by showing the
views of her European trip which were |
very interesting 1t was decided to
change the time of meeting to the
second and fourth Tuesdays in the !
month instead of first and third We'd |
nesday's.
The local lodge O. Z. S. held a |
special meeting last Tuesday evening,
on account of the Grand Matron, Mrs. |
Morse, of Faulkton, being present.
After exemplifying the work the guest
of honor delivered an address which |
was perfect gem. The grand lodge
made no mistake when they placed this
lady at the head of the O. f. S. in
South Dakota Light refreshments
and social time finished the pleasures
Of the evening. -Andover Gazette.
August Blank, Jr., son of August
Blank, ST., who resides north of this
city, who has been doing duty on the
United States war vessel, North Caro-
ina, for severed years, returned to
Webster this morning and will make
his home here in the future. He was
IN exceptionally fine young sailor but
his health became impaired and it was
necessary for him to secure his dis
:harge and come back home to revive
himself and regain his strength in the
,racing atmosphere of South Dakota.
Lewis Larson and Ed Bolland arrived
he first of the week from Mitchell
where they went to attend the corn
exhibition. Mr.. Larson won first prize
rom the third district for yellow dent {
orn and captured the sweepstakes for {
lis district. K. l.. Bolland, also of the
bird district was awarded fourth prize 1