Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-30

sturdy old hero Of the famous march TO
the sea. Giving three hearty cheers for
the General the company took tine steam
er Lotus and siiled around tire upper
lakes landing at Ainnetonka Beach ten
minutes before train time and took the
Mianear polls railway for N. PuuI.
We wish here TO remark that the Min
neapoiis committee, Messrs lieffeItinger.
Newell AMI Hush. left nothing undone
that could in the least contribute 10 the
enjoyment Of their guests and every
meinber Of the Association is lpud la
praise Of the perfect arrangements, aud
the supreme pleasure their snjnurn in
Minneapolis and their trip on the lake
afforded them, and are profoundly thank
nj TO these gentlemen AMI the Jahbers
Union they represent, foT the rare treat
enjoyed.
We were met By the reception commit
tee from 81. Paul at Minneapolis, whe re
programs aud badges were distributed.
Arriving ut IT. Paul, we all took carriages
for drive around tile civ and found RI
| all our fancy had pictnsed and more We
passed through long streets IL palatiad
residences that bespoke the wealth. ana
taste of their owners. The ride was a
most delightful one and convinced us
that the great metropolis stood more than
abreast Of the times.
In the evening grand banquet Mt the
Hotel Ryan concluded the program. In
! ride, banquet and informal reception the
citizens Of st. Paul got there The twin
cities 81 Minneapolis aud - Paul have
Just entered upon the threshold of a great
future and their growth and prospe rity
,an only he measured by the growth and
! development of the vast territory west of
| them that will be tributary 20 their COM
inerCial AMI manufacturing Interests.
We have thus hurriady endeayored
! tosgive our readers some idea If our trip
| but Tor want Of space cuniaot Eeief 10 the
| thousand and one things worthy Of liicil-
ton we saw on tile trip, or II the many
| pleasant acquaintances we made among
| the members of the ersth. Saitice il that
! 1t is not often in the lifs Of an editor that
week Of such pleasure is youchsnfcd 10
/ him, and we here tender our best bow to
Mr.. 5. j. ConkiiH, President and Mr..
| Slosser. Secretary II the Association for
| the work they did in securing. making
| possible this splendidly enjoyable trip.
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| IA dispensation loE WslSterC Chapter
X. A, NJ, has been received aud we are
| informed business will soon open sii
along the line.
! Barton & Cramer, Of Rrestan, MIMI,
| have written TO H. Anushynsky, that, IL
| the people of Webster will give them a
! bonus, they will remove their IS barrel
! roller mill from that TO this place. The
| firm 10 well known and Responsible ol,e
| and, should an arrangement he made,
rend ers II mill here certainty. This ID
one OF the finest locations in Dakota FIR q
mill and the man Who strikes it IN certain
4 20 make a ten strike aud ealize fortune
] Ii u practical miller will visit this locality
1t will be no trouble to impress this iact
| ON his mind.
| Hon. M. ~ Mouhon has n piece of
| pottery obtained Ey his daughter, Mr..
! Siglinger, frolu u mound near Wahbay.
! The piece il in perfect preservation, and
is handsomely chased and nognted
with the picture OF n mound and flower
ed figures on il. This is the firs. ildcsl-
ton yet found that the odean's we're
once inhabited by that wonderful pre-
historic race OF people known IA monn.l
builders. II is to be hoped that more
rigid search may develop still further
interesting facts relative to their resi-
denee here