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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04

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81. .53l @bIs. Ier glartt mar bsute rubta.
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s4.25-4.40, gsinters @ntsuts s4,50--l 80
Sprsnp dears a.. .a0--4.45, s9tntsr 6rtras
30. | So 1880 Ao. 2 DO. s3.55-3. .65e,
aagias Straiebts 81. 70--4 50.
Reaaenmehl mar htatc ftstIq. Sair
Bic autss s4S5-4.95, Acier bis fanee $500
--525.
Suap.i;tnmebI III Hau AZ 81 so
per loo Bfuuo fair bts eutes 1896 -
5. l5, toiee be fanep t5.ee-5.25.
Maism.b III iet ssiRss psisss
nne sttbss sI I.65--l.7 70, srObes sl.55-l.eo
ailHbrisS 1915.
Sudws ;sH neniinea. Gmsrican 85c
| urb Canadian 53c c. |. I. Aew gorf.
asassH IL rabie as. gSefsrn CSC
| bel anfunft {. l. I. 9uFnlu.
Ger hs III itetig. Malseerfs l22--ia2c
ri I. 9uFato. r
@.i:su.-3nfusr 20, 400 gu, S.riduot
---- sa Rartt III fsh. 30. 2 retber
nsHfr 1895 i'm eisoater unD 1860 T. 0. b.
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| I. 0. b. idhpimmfnb.
-3afEhr $500, ReriaHet
lisp gu. Nerft III fsf. grport 10 2
n.a.r 7st i'm elevator mn 741ss I. o. b.
| ihnimmsno.
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| 1910, a0-42e.
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| 1900.
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--29.5O, 8trpafi slS.00-l3. SO, eitn srtrd
5nsia Nss $iS.o0--ls,5o.
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liss, 10 bic IA sfaue, sac, DO. S6m.
| tern sJs-sss4e, DO St,Hfsn i0s4e
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tails IN rahis. grima eifs &c, GoaH.
| trs 5s4-64s.
Haamrc Ia memo nnr ruhia
prima rcbes $3.50, srlma Sommer selbss
4 rs. .63-5.5
! FsIrettum TT netia. sRafkniries
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tS. 10, hc. in Buff 81 60,
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2e--29t
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BIZ sniss 1915.
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RoIaiiss III rabia. Aep Orleans
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1916. 30. ls 5.o5e, 60. "a 5.05c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04

Reue 9srFrae Iber sic
Gelettri3itGt 6es glitter
rp6en. Die nNalt'cal Repietp" per-
DFfentliht intereHante nsue untsrIE=
hunqen ameritanilhsr 3oploger ubes
Die GlettriSitGt pes 3itterroheu. 0.au
peiB, oaB pieier Isltiame i5iiG etetr
trifae Gntlaouugen abgibt, uno e. ha.
ii6 eessist, oaB oieIe SdIage 10 tart
iein tonnen, bab Elm Don 'bnsn g"tryf
fener Dfenih auf lange 3eit o0liJ ger
lGhmt 1T. Der elettriIdle raprarat~
oes 53itterrohen beiteht ir3uiasen aus
spei Reisrpebatterien, hie 3u beioer
Seiten oes Ropfes gsldgert iino; Hno
fie aleiAen in Der Anaronunq ettpG
ben mpbernen 4utpmobilbdttsrier.
nur bob iie i'm 8erbdItnib 81 ibrem
aerinoeu @enttt uugIeit itorisre
araft enttpieeln. sSn ben Stpei ooa!en
GDrperu, Su beioen &opfieiten iiro le
40 3elIen su finoen, Die cine gelatin
ortiae MafIe sntbolteu; in ibner tptrn
Die elettriId9e Strait qe!amnlelt una
dufae'peihert. Die @lst!riSitot 'slbt
aebt BON benz NsrDsufnitem oes Roten
aus. Die in ben 2lttumulatorsn gefqm
meIte @lettrisitdt tann audi ppllig Der-
brau6t perDen; In Der Shat bat ss ii1
oe5eiet, bdB Der Sid, na6oem raen
ibn our6 Retsen 5ur abeabe BON
Gdldeeu perleitet bate, duf eine 3etIs
lana uneefdbrli6 pirb. SdneiDet ntan
bic Al ben 3elen fiibrenoen Rerosa
ab, 70 1T Der 3itterrohen poais entr
poffnet. Gin ausgepabfenes @remplcr
oes 3itterrohen erreidf Elm 0epi1t
BON 70 gfuub unb 1T irnItanbe. NIT
einem elettriihen Shlaee Elm 9fero
All goeen All ftreden. Die 8eriu6e.
ourn bic @lettri5itdt oes 53itterrodeH
nrittelft feiner 8rahts 2iht 5u erseua
gen, lhsiterten an Der gu gruben Sss
tpeslihseit pss Roheng, Der Die 8ors
rienttine iofort aeritOrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
MetaQ Marft.

9sw9orf, 2. M1rj.
9inu uar piflia su $4250-43.oO fupFsr
fsil satc l416--l4s4e, electbrol9tie gu l4la
--l45se, eating su 1879 - 141sc. 8lsl
NOR feit gu s4.00-4.l0; Spelter feit gu
s6.70-6.so. gifen mar bsute rubig: No |
Souubrn Northern su$l4. 4.75-l5.25, SO. 2
DO. III s14.25--1475, sto. Soutberu uno
Ho. Soutbern loft Az $l47S-l5.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
sasssssssesSn nIsass
Gas. ssaeS xHs asass ~ H~ ssrf

sen ON saus warbs su 2k-2lk% aus.
aeIisbea.
prima @eihaftspapitre nHresu ~ =
4iaE bisfeutirt.
\ stsrliua erhanat iii piiiisr.--
gidt ,u 4.s7 - A.s7ls une oD Gage su
S4.s37s--4.e4.
Bunbss. cbtiaationsa partn Ne
tia uns purben ipit fclat auctitt:
gtr. Gtaatsn Mtfmnbina RI lG0--1OOs4,
~ rtatirirte li925) lls-iis24, eOupo iss
IIsk-li4, 80 rssifrirte i0i i0s 4
epusons l0l 5--loel4, FaHama Coupons
go 100 asb.
Mttif IN bsr frittu halben
Siunbe mar Der Nlarit anasreesii,. oann
aber nuroe eerislts fetig be tart nno 'dDlof
aud 10.
sladfsheube RarIs nusesn rcn Der b'rma
1rmin, ealsmau & Co., 70. 2Zs - zo2
@dInus Strnbs, btrittst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
9spIi6ss seissaAss gsnstIa. Maontaa A. drs 1912.

erffieue bis ertrd S575--6,00. aabe 81 To-
4.g5. ertra s4.7k-5. .25, Gamers ST 3d.. rs,
gto6ers unb Eeeoers $3.T5-5.75.
HuIIsn.-r Die 3nfubr mar nur mdbis
nnb be Frsift ftetta.
Maesre uno iei6te % .25-42 rs, geleana
44.s5 - 5.e5, ertrd $5.s5, istte Bullen
$6 00--5 35.
WiIdflbe. - 9nte 9l6tabe narsn
In Der periloHeneu Mods Hdrfsr nuo itieQeu
stipas TIM Vreiie. Die oretudrsn Sorten ilnb
lanaiam
Grtra sso.Oe--s5Oo. antt bis aussr(efens
s45.00--5s.00, prbindre bis quite sl5.0O--
SAB 90.
aafber.-Cer Marst rpar idpah unb
bic Rteiie iteben nm $l.0O--l 80 unttr neneu
BON Der noriaen @afe.
crbindre uas srose s4.00-750, fair bic
quite Itihte &s .50--7. 10, ertra $500.
adlbr In ben asmmiiTous, S1uisrn. -
saneh 7l5e, prima bis aussrIsisne 81
srbiudrs 4--5i9r.
Shpeine. - Tif 3ufubr Dar btuts
atriHa, uno bic B5fele unb Flsifderiorten iiiss
asn um 5e, ieittt gerfansnortsH uub Serfsl
blisbsn unberdnber
Shpere sApeine brnAtsu S. 85-s rs,
eutt bis auserIeiene gsgpa6uuqss uap sleis
fAtriortsn s6 70-s.Tb, aemtihte &erpa,
6uHasicrtsn $s. .65-e.7 rs, orbindre bis aus.
srisiene idtmer fette Saus "a 5O-6 90. srtrn
50 10, stnas sS25--5.25. Isidte Ser,
| ianetforttn sg.10--6.s5, Ssrtd bon 10 gfo.
iinb ,reniatr &450-s 90.
Ehdfe rnb eammsr.-Ser Wartt
Dat beute sismlid, lsbbait unb bic Breiie ma.
rem iieiia.
Sadie. - ertra s3.s5-375, auts Biz
aussrttiene So. 1855, orsiuare bis quite
81 $500, sdhriinas 81 25-525.
edmmer ertra s6.s5, quite Bic
aastrisitue SO 25-6. rs, orbudrs bes aut,
a g5-R 90 guIlk k3 90 Is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
ehitaao. .. gfdr. 1912.

Hiuecteb - Hsebes 81 90-s 90, 3eras
Stiere 81 .e0--5 80, psitlits Stiere S. 90
100, Stodsrs unb Sssberb 81 500. 20,
aiihe unn 6eiiers 81 15-6.65, sfdlber S5 .75
$50. Narft langfam unb itstig
Shreine--sfidtf S6.25-647Is, a..
initiate % 20-s so, fhpsrs ss 25-6.5 .52is,
raahe ss25-s,35, ierse s46s-6. 30.
1arft iittis une Sc hohsr.
Shai " gdmmsr. - Shait: Sin.
hsimifhe s. s5-4.s5, tpeftlias s. .75-4 90,
SibrIinas 81 .p0--5.T5 tdmmsr: ginbeimii.
As "a 5000, Dsflide s. .GO--7 To- Wartt
fetia bic hnrf.
3ufuhr Ainbbieb 300. ShntiR,
rs, 900, sdlaie uup gdmmer 300
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
9Spu, 0etb,startte.


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Tis Wanfsa marsn bente nit Montinear.
tfitea fari bsi6ditist uno bic Aa4frass MAD
EasIehtn sine etlpas before als ;a Aniang
oriafn 3insraten III erlanaen, 6n Die 8anfen
mehr ais asniatnDt Gonbs an pnnb 3D..
ben. lie Waflsr pl1ftrten Tarlsbsn on
cali sn sLG unb auf 3eit su AN @on
cen Hanfen pusben fur TarIebtH Jon call !,
~ btrsdnst unb @tfdaitspapiers wureen
sR51s--8E bitfonirt.
xsAfsf saf Rsw psrs.
varben su Sari spifdsn Baatsn Derfanft.
6,Hnttrrats btirdst 50t FrdHsis per $1,000.
xssAfn asf esrsss-
finb isilIistr lie folasnbtn cuotirunseu iiuo
81. bfrihieu
peasen, 8 1ass Sidi, sa.s7a4 per e, 90
1nas Sidi, t4.s4ss per e.; Varis, Gage
SiAt, 5.i2ts--5.i5 Nranss per 800 30
2aas eiAt bl7tf-r5s0 1rnnts per 400;
iiir Ituffhlanb 4 3aes giAt, I Mat IS ike
pc. 90 gaas Sidi, 94lxt.
Tstnmsniars Sius auf 4onbeH ipurosn sn
4.sst4, aHf Glaseow ~ asa une auf 8elfait
~ s.szA ufsfnait.
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rabis uno itetis. Die eauteu quOtiren ME
folst:
eintaui. SsrfaHf.
AZ 9snbs. 1926 Coup. .lls4 ia
32 Bones, 1918 ..l0ik i02L
~ 1onhs, 1880. ...l00 1909
~ Tandma ...lOo
Gfsssins essie iimiass.
Der llmlat i'm hisfiaen glearinhomie belief
iit beuie auf N, ,07s, 800. lie umfast Der
rsrhoasususHoh beiisFsa iih auit25, ,2s3, loo
asssn 42e. .sS2 300 in Der fsrreiponoirsmoer
Se6e pes poriesn Jahres.
2staL essarttafsn.
TR GtiAdite pdren hsuts an Der 9orf,
ishr Hau Hno bic Frtifs ssbrudt SahfehtHb'
@tridnft fsne su berihten:
Nm tsr USsie.
rirss Gail.
Mftleu &. 81. 4 q. g. Z z............. 25
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sitIsn Gucttruaeeu On:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04

,lleber uniern 8doer tam ma mir
alsbab'n; bIob nan gshIer bat r.:
raiier'n miibt' er net!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
gbteasG 2. Mar,.

We'll. - Der 8ar,t in fsii. sstnter
Vetents "a. .s0-5.o0, Straishts - so--4 so,
Gprina paienis s. 515--6.00, Straights "a. 40
-. 20. Haiers s3.e5-4.00.
neistn. DUR Ilai 3s6--lo4sse,
an sAins io43ae, iar suii S7sx-9s &c,
am sAlus sssae; FUR ssstember s5l-
sstxe, am shtus $685..
&fIfhforn Gir Mai 70t4 -
slssr, am shIus 7llse; fur 5aIi 7Osss
-7lAf. am Shius II (; Iiir esptsmber
70ss-7la4c, am Sdllub ns4e.
eafeE sir 9lai 5sls 53ts, am
G6InS 53isc; fir 5uIi A91s -49sSc, anl
G4lnb 4ss4e; iur Stpttmbsr Al Izss--42 4c,
AN EhtuS ssi4e.
AoqgsR-&p. 9oc.
osrhe.-- Gut. Sattfrerrite so--90c,
eute Biz noice glalsserite ll2-l27e
Bfahs{ a IN c "A. - No. G. @.
21t}f<, 10. n. VI. 25zc-
imstbsfaa sH.--Rfrer sll 90
M.eo Der Gsntasr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
Niebnsdrtte.

aineinHati. g. N1ri.
3nfuhr nue Geriunbt ,pdbrean Der usrhoi.
isHrn sSohe, DersliAen iais ben rorhsrgsbsn.
ben gsoAfn raren ipie ioigi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04

MInbuit B. --<Nntt be anseTlflsHe fsts
te 6IfiihsrSerfen irub in Aa&fraes uHD fetie
i'm Drtiis. biz eflpobnli&su absr fne f6wad
Hub um l0--i6x airbrieer. - eto6ers nno
ossbsrs finb IN Gntev Nahfraas.
EApsrs Etifsr 36.6e--s.sS, 0rira $500
Ills, fanee --~- cMitn e2.76-s.0 20,
Dieii4sreiers 14.so--6.f6, .aa1eftefens be
sytra es.26-S.76, essfsrs S3a6-S.s5. aas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
Bbstp.

Ter Marft mar ft.iia. gerfauft ipurben:
1904 9bls. TiitiHsrs Siniiheb SCOTS auf
Der Bats bon $i.65 per 9aaone.
IA rorrri,s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24
PAWHUSKA Lost TO
BIGHEART Players
SPIRITED GAME N BIGIEART
WON BN HlGH SCHOOL TEAM
or THNT CITY.

BtGlIEART. Okla, Nov. 23.-(Spe-
cial)-Thc strong Bipheart High
School basketball team added further
laurcls to its wreath here today by
defeating the Pawhuska Business
College 2G to 10 in a close and cx-
citing game.
The Pawhuska players were hcav
icr than their opponents and played
fine game at the goals but Bigh6art
had the better team work II WAS
splendid game. but one foul having
been called on each side.
The teams lined up as follows.
Bighcart-Jennings and Swift. for
wards; Jackson, center; Pruitt ana
Rumney. guards.
PawhuskaJ Harris ana Johnson.
forwards; Cltm. center, Mutt and
Ramsey, guards.
Clark refereed and Little umplred.
a good sized crowd saw the game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24

llo. Nc hungry llo, yc homeless!
ilo, No with homes and indisposcd'
ilo. yc ever ready 10 help in good
wusc, Come TO the NJ T.. Church.
Firth and Boulder for your Thanks
giving dinner.
Timc-Thursday high noon.
place Easement dining room.
puco-5Oc.
Niluds TO tempt the most fastedlous,
us wen as substantiols TO satisfy thc
most yoracious will be served. Family
tables can bc reserved IN advance.
Tho menu follows:
Thanksgiving Dinner.
MEM
Cherries IA Ia appetizer.
Il, st Turkey with dressing and gravy.
Potatoes au gratin.
Boston Baked Beans.
CIauh,rry jelly. Homemade Pickles
Curlcd Celery
Waldorf Salad
Hot port,rhousc Rolls
Graham Bread.
White Bfead.
Peach Coblcr with Cream.
Pumpkin Pie.
Lemon Pie
coffee. Fruit Tea.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24

Mcsdumos Duel. Martins GW-
breath ana Cox extended royal ho5-
pituhN at their handsome homes L.,
the different circles OF the Womnu's
Missionary Society at the Boston
Avenue NJ r Church. South. Thurs
day afternoon. After working dili-
gently on fancy things which are TO
be used for the Christmas bazaar. tho
ladies were treated to the dainties oi
good things.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24

over sunday GUESTS of Miss Iva Burch
and Mrs. Leroy Bcll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24

Miss Maye Mcdowell and Miss Loi,
North have gone to Bartlesville To De
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24

Dr. Larkins, osteopath, opp. Kress s.
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24

The ladies Of Tulsa who are inter-
ested In furs are cordially invit,d to
see the beautiful Van Dyke exhibit at
Miss Jackson's. 321 South Main this
week. Eleeant imported coats ano
fur sets SO different to anything ever
before shown here. \ special discount
given on all advance orders. (advD
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-12-26
Man Held For Mans1aughter

Word was received here that a man
by the name of Albert Hanson was
wanted in Minneapolis for manslaugh-
ter and had shipped out here to work
on the railroad work now in progress
with fellow by the name of Charles
Day. On Monday Sheriff Lindquist
went to Holmquist, where he heard the
two men were employed, but Hanson
got wise to the sheriff and beat it to
Webster on foot Chief of Police Hell
wig and Police Frank Wilcox were
apprazed that he was coming and went
down in the railroad yards where they
waited and at last landed their man.
who answers the description sent here.
There is nothing against the man Day
and he is now in Holmquist and Han
son is in the county Jail awaiting the
arrival of an officer to identify him.
Webster and Day county are bad
places for crooks to head for if they
have any hopes of making their get
away.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-12-26
of this committee that it will be granted
for the asking. Yours truly,
II. +. Denton,
S. E. Bronson,
Frank Anderson,
Committee on Publicity.
LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH

That is the greatest asset any living
being has. Day counto has been par
ticularly honored by Doctor West
brook, of the University of Minnesota,
being chosen as one of the counties in
this state where he will deliver his lee
ture on Conservation of Public
Health and the Prevention of Disease
The doctor is recognized throughout
the country as one of the very greatest
authorities upon the subject upon
which he speaks. He treats upon the
diseases, their causes and the way to
prevent them. 1t is not matter of
gain with him-his lectures are abso-
lutely free. Every person in Day
county or old-who possibly
can should be sure to hear him. Two
lectures are planned in Webster on
Friday, January 10 1913, at the Coteau
opera house one at 200 o'clock p. m.
and one at 800 p. m. A musical pro-
gram has also been arranged for the
evening lecture.
School officers and teachers meeting
is called for the next day, and they
could well afford to visit the county
seat the day before and hear this dis
tinguished gentlemen upon such an
important topic remaining over until the
next day for the school meeting.
Remember DIR. Westbrook is an author
ity on his subject and Webster and
Day county are to be congratulated
upon this opportunity to hear him tell
how to conserve public health and pre-
vent disease. e.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-12-26
YOUR. HEALTH FIRST
IT'S THEGREATEST WEALTH
YOU HAVE
LOOK TO ITS PRESERVATION
DIR. Wesbrook Will BE In Web
ster On January 10, 1913. A
Recognized Authority On
Diseases And How To
Treat Them

Every effort is being made by the
ladies of the Thursday Club and
DR.. p. D. Peabody to have Day county
people secure the Benefit of the lecture
of DR.. Wesbrook, of the state Univer-
sity of Minnesota, upon the "Conser-
walton of the Public Health, the Causes
of Diseases and How to Prevent Them. ]"
They have secured the hearty cooper
alton of the members of the CONNER
cial club and all are doing their part to
have the people of the city and county
come into town on that day and get
the splendid information the doctor
hands out gratuitously because of his
desire to better the conditions of the
health of the country.
Several committees have been
appointed to furnish little side pro-
gram of fine music, vocal and instru-
mental and there will probably be q
few remarks by local talent.
The committee on publicity have
asked the papers Of the county to boost
this matter without cost as will be
seen by the articles published below.
Read this matter over carefully, con-
slider the health of yourself; your wife,
children, neighbor and of the COM
munity and be in Webster for both
meetings.
Dear Sir:
Dean Westbrook. of the University of
Minnesota, in his campaign for the sup
preston of diseases and for the conser-
walton of the public health will deliver
several lectures throughout the state of
South Dakota upon these subjects. He
has chosen Webster as one of the places
Webster being the county seat of one
Of the largest counties. He asks no
compensation for bis lecture but that a
free hall be furnished. This has been
attended to by Webster citizens.
We need some publicity as this is q
matter in which every citizen Of the
country is interested and all who can
should be apprized Of his coming. We,
as committee, who have no other
interest in the matter than the
public health are going to ask you to
insert notice in your paper for the
next two issues something like the
enclosed, free of charge, and hope you
Remember we get no money; the lee
turer gets no money; there is no renum-
GRAFTON for any person and that the lee
ture and other entertainment will be
free of charge, "a good thing for moth
ing"
Should any occasion arise where your
city would like favor similar of the
Webster papers you have the assurance
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-12-26
Golden Weddiup

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Russell, of this
city, on Christmas celebrated the
fftieth anniversary of their wedding.
There were none present except the
members of the family and John Rabak
and wife John is the Colonel's fishing
partner.) A most delightful afternoon
was spent and tina couple were the
recipients of some very handsome
presents. We congratulate Them on
the long successful and happy journey
made together through life and hope
they will be in good health and strength
to enjoy the diamond wedding and
then some.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-12-26
Some Load of Turkeys

d. /. Williams, one of the prosperous
farmers who reside south of town,
arrived in the city last Thursday with a
load of turkeys to satisfy the Webster
market He took them to F. A.
Bauske's shop and when weighed out
he was handed the neat sum of S157.87.
This is said to be the largest number
of pounds of turkey ever brought to
Webster in anyone load and they were
each and every one them fine indivi-
dual birds. 1t pays to raise poultry
these days especially when you can get
in on holiday prices.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-12-26
PARoCH|AL SCHOOL GIVES entertainment
ST. OTTOS CATHOLIC SCHOOL, OF THIS CITY, RENDER
A MOST EXCELLENT PROGRAM MONDAY NIGHT
ENTIRE EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT GREATLY ENJOYED
Ever Given in This City
Children Acquitted Themselves in a Most Approved
Manner-Sisters, Pastor and Assistants
a Great o Credit o Painstaking
Training Given i

For the first time in history St Otos Pa school pub
Monday
this article that the Webster
clearly demonstrated that splendid there creed
nationality large bunch of good people
all
good lives have good times and boost everything that good
the largest crowd the house showing the appreca
Webster people, regardless of the splendid school established
by the Catholics conducted in this city by the sisters
The favored the school with ideal
beautiful night We adept the
ton critic have neither the time the give
attention the Monday night From those who by
Every number excellent There
all sides the their
entitled credit
est Oo Parochial school splendid
Webster Following the rendered:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-12-26
new DEPOT STARTED
THE CARPENTERS HAVE
ALREADY BEGAN WORK
WILL COST SIX THOUSAND
John III. Davies, OF Webster,
Secured Contract For Carpen-
ter Work. All Home Tall
ent Will Be Used AS
Far AS Possible

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway in appreciation of the
splendid patronage it secures in Web
ster is busily engaged in erecting a
new frame structure on the north side
Of the tracks to be used exclusively
for a passenger depot. The dimen-
sions of the building are 25X62 feet one
story, on concrete foundation, and
when completed will contain every
modern convenience. The plans call
for main waiting room, ticket office,
smoking room and two toilet rooms.
The building will be built of the very
best of material and the nature of the
architecture is the bungalow and when
completed will be a wonderful improv-
ment upon what we have at present.
The old building used at present will
be moved to the rear of the new build
ing and remodeled and renewed in
every way and used as freight house.
We, for Webster people, thank the
company for the new improvement,
also for the fact that they chose to let
the contract to John H. Davies, a
Webster contractor, who is an exper-
fenced builder and has home interest
in seeing that the city gets the very
best possible for the money. Another
very important thing that Webster
people have to be grateful for is that
every part of the work done will be
executed by Webster workmen so fan
as possible.
The new depot is a good thing for
Z the company, good thing for Web
ster, the Webster carpenters and we
hope will prove a winner for Mr..
Davies.