Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-04-13
Potted Plants and Powers VIII. Co.

pIOuuSSu DIT the opera mousse 1HuTSudy
evening, May A, is charming play full
of dramatic interest and comedy. 1t is
play you will enjoy thoroughly. Don't
miss it.
Frank G. Brooberg came down from
Gro ton on Sunday to look into the
merits of automobiles, and while here
decided that Ford was just the car
which he wanted H. j. Herman filed
| the order.
That in pays to raise the best kind
of stock was demonstrated here last
week when o. L. Williams shipped one
of his fancy Hereford bulls to Lang
ford where he had been purchased by
S. S. Jones.
A representative of the Salvation
Army was in this city for a couple of
days this week soliciting funds for that
worthy religious organization and met
with quite generous response from
our citizens.
Hav-We have for sale more than
one hundred tons of good hay. We
have good supply of baled hay in
Webster Parties wishing hay can
leave orders at the Blue Front Grocery
phone SIS. Pratt Bros.
There will be services at st. Johns
Norwegian Lutheran church on Good
Friday in the morning at 1890 and
Easter services Easter Sunday at 1920
a. m, Sunday school, Easter program
in the evening at 1880.
E. N. Dorr, of Mclaughlin, for
merly of this city, came down Tus eday
morning and spent couple of days
Strengthening up some business mat
oters here. He reports very good
business in his new home.
The Methodist ladies will hold an
Easter baking sale, sale of aprons
and useful articles, and serve lunches
at the Herman G. Phelps garage, on
Barrlsters' Row, Saturday, April 18th,
from II 80 a. m. to 500 p. m.
Easter time made joyous by gifts of
plants to dear ones. We have beau
tiful line of lilies, azaleas, chrysanthe-
NUNS, spiraea, baby rambler, roses,
potted spruce, Boston sword and as
paragus ferns. Webster Hardware Co.
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
r. A. Tanner was called to Mobridge
last week to close up his contract with
that city. He returned home Thurs
day and large contract jobs necessi-
tated a trip to the Twin Cities on Sat-
urday. He got home Tuesday morning.
Col. Fred Russell, who was called to
the cities by the serious illness OF his
brother-in-law last week, returned
home Friday morning. He reports
very little change in the patient and
that Mrs. Russell will remain for a
time.
C. H. Matteson, formerly of this
city, and well and favorably known to
/ all of the old-timers, was in the city
from Summit on Monday. His daugh-
ter, Miss Pearl, accompanied him and
spent the day at the w. H. McCumber
home.
The following services are announced
for the st. Paul Evangelical Lutheran
church: Good Friday, services at 1890
a. M; Lords Supper after this service.
Easter service at 1920 a. m. Theme
| for the Easter service, 1.-The Lord Is
Risen"
''The Twelfth Night" one of the
worlds famous dramas, will be pro-
duced at the opera house Thursday
night, May IL, by the William Yuke
company This company played here
last year, and they gave splendid salts
| faction.
Reserve your seats at the Irwin
Pharmacy for the musicale to be given
by the young members of the M. E.
church at the opera house Tuesday
evening, April Is. A fine program has
been arranged most delightful even
ing is assured.
Messrs. Wells, Ebling, w. Miller and
Fred Hubsch went out to the lake
Tuesday evening looking after few
fish. They report that the night was
too light, the wind too high and few
other reasons. Any way they did not
get many fish.
r. r. Russell, of the Butler Herald