Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-20
colored entertainers on the road.
Hear them at the opera house.

grain, and most of them in this vicinity
get it at the Irwin Pharmacy where
they always get the best 40p6 solution.
Free current, Purchase one eighth
horse washing machine motor from us
at the regular PAIGE and we will pay
for the current rexuired to do the
washing for one family until Sept. 1st.
Webtter Electric Co.
H. l.. Sexton, who has been foreman
of this office for over a year, has
resigned his position to accept the
management of the Bristol Democrat.
He is good man and no stranger to
the Democrat readers.
Several parties have ice cream cool
ers and carriers belonging to the Web
ster Candy Factory and Mr.. Mirras
would very much appreciate having
them returned or being informed
where he could get them.
Col. Hawkinson was brought down
from Andover Saturday and placed in
the city hospital. The colonel is suf-
fering from severe case of the dropsy
but we are glad to say that at this
writing he is very much improved.
Miss Klara STEELE, who resigned her
position with the telephone company,
has reconsidered and decided to remain.
The company appreciates Miss Steile's
efficiency and are granting her an
extended vacation during the summer.
A penny saved is penny earned.
Mr. Farmer, way by which you can
save many pennies is by treating your
seed grain with formaldehyde and buy
ing the supply at the Irwin Pharmacy.
This is no experiment, but sure thing
Geo. Butler drove his machine over
from Butler yesterday with Alexander
Stevens and Mrs. l.. l.. Butler. The
lady remained for an extended visit at
the home of Harrison Butler in this
city. The gentlemen went home last
evening.
Judge j. H. Bottum, of Faulkton,
was in town this morning on his way
to Webster, where he is holding a
special term today for Judge McNulty
He will go on to Onida tomorrow to
hold short session there. Aberdeen
News, Monday.
The sale and supper given by the
ladies of the Methodist church at the
Hermann Phelps garage last week was
we'll attended and everyone came away
more than satisfied that the society
knows how to treat people to make
them want to come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Warn and two
children came from Butler Tuesday
morning and will make their home in
Webster Mr.. Warn has accepted a
position with the Reporter and Farmer.
The family are staying temporarily
at the Jacob Halverson home.
DIR. J. l.. Harris and wife went to
Waubay by automobile Sunday. They
had considerable tire trouble and were
compelled to send over for repairs
before they could make the return trip.
Rex. w. Harris and C. A. Wells and
children took them three inner tubes
and they got home all right.
Martin Rebelsky, Of Grenville town
ship, died on Good Friday. We did not
learn what disease. He leaves wife
and large family to mourn his death
and they will have the sympathy of all.
The funeral was held from the Gren-
vile church on Monday forenoon.
A hair pin in a bottle might give a
little light with enough electricity, but
who wants to use that kind of electric
lamp. The modern TUNGSTEN lamp
is the suns only rival. Tungstens are
cheaper since April LIST.
Webster Electric Co.
Frank MCGEE, who is one of the
graduates in the high school this year
and who recently received an appoint
ment as cadet at West Point, spent
Sunday at his home is Claremont.
Prof. Hunt, of the public schools,
accompanied him and reports very
pleasant day.
We were sitting in our Office Sunday
evening looking out of the window and
saw a gentleman and his wife pass a
number of young gentlemen and the
lady's brother. All of the young men
tipped their hats respectfully-the
brother did not. The reflection was
on the brother.
The boys of the Episcopal Sunday
school held sale of baking ETC., at
the post Office last Saturday afternoon.
The sale was very well patronized and
the young lads are happy over the
results which gave them nearly ten
dollars with which to buy chairs for
the Sunday school.
l.. G. Ochsenreiter, of Webster, DIR.
Tanners double" transacted business
in our town today. However living on
four oranges per day Lewis looks
stronger, and prettier than ever and