Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-01

is a partition and in the front end
of the car is an ice chest at the base
OF series of drawers and receptacles
for grub &C., built into or against
the side of the car, capable of con-
tanning provisions, &C., for party
OF twelve men for Il week and so
maryelously compact that they hard
ly seem to interfere with the floor
room of the car.
This club was organized in Octo-
Der, 1855, with A. b. Chamberlin,
Z. NJ. y st. p, ticket agent, Min
neapollS, President and DR.. Kilving-
ton, Sec, Treas, and Stewart.
Their first hunting excursion was
in the latter part of October of last
year, to MILESTONE, Waubay and
Webster, Dakota. This car, above
feebly described, was the one so
beautifully decorated with game at
this point last fall the pictures of
which attracted so much attention
in this country and Europe. The
Parker Gun Co., of Meriden, Con,
sent for six dozen of those photos
for distribution among their patrons
in this and foreign countries, and
through them Webster was the most
extensively advertised town in Da-
kota.
Their first fishing excursion was to
Ortonville, in May of thisyear, and in
four days of royal sport, they fessed
up over LOCO pounds of fish.
The present excursion was the
Big Stone Lake and comprised the
following gentlemen; A. b. Cham
derlin, DR.. Kilvington, W. A. Mil
Ter, W. A. Deliver, Il. c. Bowen,
I'd. Clemens, Juo. Short and Supt.
Lakey of {. N. d st. p.
There were only five members of
the club on this trip, the balance
being guests. A. B. Chamberlin.
the President, has been connected
with the G. NJ. & st. p, ticket
office at Minneapolis for IL years,
and is as genial a gentleman as ever
stepped in shoe leater. lie is a
brother of the mystic tie, who does
not neglect its teachings in his rela-
tions with men.
DIR, Kilyington, Sec, Treas, and
Stewart of the club is the worst
Morgan killer on the job, Master
of Minneapolis Lodge No. 10, A. +.
4 A. NJ; Member st. Johns Chap
ter No. 0, and p. G. NJ. 1st v. /;
Member of Minneapolis Council No
| ,; Member Of Zion Commandry No.
:; Member Lodge of Perfection No.
2, also of Minneapolis Chap. Rose
Croix No. 2 and of Minneapolis
Consistry No, q; Member of South
Tern Jurisdiction Scottish Rite:
Member of Zura Temple Arabac Or
der of the Mystic Shrine, MINI. !;
Sec. Masonic Board of Relief: G.
Mar. G. /. of Mimi; Director of
Masonic Temple Asso., and Sec,
same body; Director Of Minneapolis
Masonic Mutual Aid Asso., and one
of the most courtley gentleman you
ever saw. How he gets through
with it all and carries on the most
extensive practice Of any Physician
i'll Minneapolis is a mystery to all
his friends; but he does it and never
misses a comma,
W. A. Miller, another member of
the club, has been connected with
the Pioneer Press for IA years as
Manager in Minneapolis. Mr.. NJ.
is member of all the leading ma
sonic bodies of that city-Past Mas
ter of Hennepin Lodge and a men,
Der of the Scottish Rite. A gentle
man of culture with whom it is a
pleasure to meet.
j. II. Lakey, 5upt of the Cipa-
wa Valley and Wabisha Divisions of
the NJ. & st. Paul, has been -
years i'll the railway SERVICES
with the Northwestern and 0 with
the Milwaukee. Affabie, courteous.
agreeable, companionable, we do
not wonder he so aceeptably fills his
present responsible position.
IL Clemens, the 9Th member of
the club, is Master Mason, a
Knight Templer, and can outsing
an oulingale II he can't make it
lively and interesting for crowd,
then the rest Of the fellows would
better let the job ont.
| We have thus entered into partlc-
ulars with reference to this club,
because they contemplate visiting
our city during the hunting season
tins fall, and that our people might
know the character Of the men who