Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-01-26
Local News.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 70, 1911.

1t might be well 10 see them now lhey
are closing out that line.
The Orange Judge Farmer n of
the greatest of agricultural papers in
the nation in the last issue had the
prize pigs of II. o. Wickre and the list
of premiums taken by them.
Mrs. H. H. Meyer, wife of our genial
station agent, this week received from
the Segerstcin Piano company a piano
check for $3.50 she being in a puzzle
contest conducted by the comsany.
Judge Frank McNulty came in yes
terday from Webster where he is hold
ing court. He will return Tuesday,
court having been adjourned until that
time. Aberdeen American Sunday.
We are pleased to state that we have
heard very many complimentary
remarks from persons in attendance at
the present term of court upon the
amusement offered by the Ruby
Theatre.
The Commercial Club rooms are now
the most popular rooms in the city and
a good crowd of Webster business men
and visitors can be found there every
evening enjoying the pleasures there
provided.
Again on deck. The celebrated Blue
Ribbon hand made oak tanned, five
year guaranteed harness made by Geo.
Nelson in the Webster Hardware Co.'S
harness department, and sold at bed
rock prices.
Mrs. M. Hyde, of Webster, past
grand chief Of the Degree of Honor of
South Dakota, was in our city the lat
ter part of last week and while here
was a guest at the home of Mrs. E. j.
Dunn. Bryant News.
There is some of the best bargains in
hardware at E. N. Dorr & Co., ever
offered in Webster. Just what is left
of the stock. If they have what you
are in need of it can be bought at a
bargain just to close out.
]. G. Engelhart and E. Beachy, of
Webster, were in the city Tuesday and
loaded a car load of hogs and shipped
them to Seattle, Wash. This is the
first car of hogs shipped from Summit
to the coast. Summit Signal.
r. A. Tanner arrived home from
Pierpont on Saturday evening. He had
been awarded the contract for making
the plans for Pierpont's water system
which is a guarantee that vi sister
town on the north will get the best
there is.
Take your auto tires to l.. l.. South
in the Brooks basement, he has COM
pleted arrangements to do all kinds of
tire repairing, ~vulcanizing etc. Has
all necessary apparatus to do the work
in first-class shape and will guarantee
every job.
l 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
IS, or leave orders at Elliotr's restau-
rant. Toby Huseby.
Don't fail to come to Webster Satur-
day, Jan. %, the big sale day. You
will be welcome to u store whether
you buy or not, it is our at home day.
Cut flowers for the ladies', cigars for
the gentlemen and candy for the child
rem at the Webster Hardware Co.
Mrs. A. B. Meyer gave a dinner at
her home Wednesday evening to a
company of eight, consisting of Judge
McNulty and sever of our leading
attorneys. At the conclusion of q
most excellent dinner whist was
enjoyed for the remainder of the even
lug
p. G. C. of H. Mrs. Hyde, of Web
ster, and G. Usher, Mrs. Dore, of Mil.
bank, installed officers in the d. of H.,
here Wednesday evening. Two candi'
dates were initiated. After which {
delicions lunch was served to the fifty
members and q few invited friends. A
very pleasant social time was enjoyed
by all.-Summit Signal.
Rt. Rev. Bishop johnson. of Sioux
Falls, and Rev. HI. Nelson Tragitt, of
Milbank. held services in Webster Sun
ady morning and afternoon in Bristo
Sunday evening in Croton Monday ant
departed that evening for Minneapolis
to be present at the conservation o.
Rev. T. p. Thurston as missioner,
bishop Of East Oklahoma.
The American Republic, Of Sioux
Falls, Egan's paper, Of last week con
tanned q writeup Of L. G. Ochsenreitel
and gave him one Of the most compli'
mentary notices yer printed Of {
South Dakotan and it was written By
Nj. Egan in his best style and Is very
highly appreciated by Louis many
friends In Webster ard Day county.
Mn. 3. r. Dore, grcpd chief Of cere-