Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-09
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| The-yonng people Of the city had
been hidden to the wedding cere
mony, and with the relatives Of tht
contracting parties, assembled a
the above named place about quar-
ter to nine. At nine O'Clock pre-
cisely, the contracting parties ap
peared, and the ceremony thai
: united them to each other was per
i formed by Rev. Ashley, Of Tho
, Episeopalian Mission Church al tbs
r Sisseton Agency. Never did tho
!, ceremony OF the church impress
upon its hearers its sublime beauty
and force rs it did on this occasion.
After the ceremony congratula.
tions were in order aud many was
the merry jest that was perpetrated
at the expense Of the newly united
couple.
An elegant banquet was served at
10 o'clock, which the guests heartily
lenjoyed. From this time on till
ieleyen o'clock the time for the de-
Iparture of the happy couple on their
bridal tour, Conversation, music and
| fun ruled the hour.
| At eleven o'clock the carriage APP
tpeared to convey Mr. aud Mrs.
Hash to the train and all assembled
on the piazza to bid them God speed
on their journey, and when they
were comfortably seated all the old
shoes on the premises were brought
Into reqUisition and used to pelt
them as they disappeared in the
1 darkness of the night.
Mr.. Hash, the groom, is well
known to our citizens, having been
/ in the agricultural implement BUSH
/ mess here almost from tie time the
town had an existance. His energy,
enterprise and close attention to
business, has won him success and
an enyiable position in the business
world as well rs the esteem and con-
Ifideneo Of his fellows.
The bride, has lived among us for
the past two years and her many
good qualities has endeared her to
| all, especially to her young assacia-
ties. An accomplish, sensible young
lady, She is we'll qualified to make
home comfortable and happy.
III common with the numerous
friends of the happy couple, we wish
them a long and joyous journey
through life-that as the years roll
on, bringing with them the duties,
sorrows, possibilities incident to
life, their mutual confidence in and
affection for each other may grow
and strengthen, til their home and
freside may become the dearest,
sweetest spot to them OF all the
world beside; so that, when old age
shall come, encompassed BY the love
Of their children and the respect OF
all, they may rejoice ia that content
which only wei spent life--a life
full Of good deeds and good viii to
men, can give
The following is from the st.
Paul Daily Globe:
Webster, Oak. Sept. 1.-At the
residence Of the Hon. joseph alley
this evening at 3 o'clock occurred /
the social event Of the season, the
meFgiage Of Mr.. AID. lIaish. one Of
orr prominent business men, tot
Miss Ida Alley, sister of j. Alley, |
president Of the Day CollntY Bank.
Rev. Ashley of the Sisseton Agency
officiating.
Tne Tea0E.ar's institute.
The Teachers Institute has now
almost completed its business and has
hsyl1I a most 8uccessf4it and profit {
able session, one that viii have al
marked influence for the better en- /
tic schools Of tho county in the
year to come. The conductors,
Prof. Hood and wife, divided the /
teachers into three divisions and
were thus enabled to better handle
them in the Instructions of each
day. The work for each succeeding
day was outlined and the teachers
required to produce it in full when
called upon 20 recite.
Mrs. Hood gaye instructions in
geography, reading and grammar
.he Professor in arithmetic, history,
3idactics, physiology and penman-
ship. Each recitation in all the
was divided into topics
md discussed and reeited according
y. The maps of Dakota, Dayl
county, United States and the gniEd
divisions as drawn by the teachersE
syinced close attention and thorough
Eor!, The reading exercises weret
rom primary to advanced work,
irst with tho word and obiectI
then the elementary sounds
md drill.o voice culture and mod
llaLja-1. ...-.us.z~s
The grammar lessons were usYid-
q into language lessons, compost
ions, syntaz and parsmg.
The object of the institute has
been TO plan work for teachers to Il
larry into their own schools. T6e1
instructors have been very earnest +
II their Efforts, while the teachers
laSe not been a whit behind them
n their earncstness and have mani 5
'ested that deep interest in the Il
york assigned them that has efa- i
oled them to compass valuable
'und Of Information in the two G
weeks session 70 carry with them G
nto the every day woik of The
chool room. Il
Is4s :
Prof. Hoods lecture on the eYen- Z Z
ng OF Sept. list, is said to have been s
ull of good, practical thought, u2on !,
he word painting Of the greatest 7
,oets. We regret that other duties :,
prevented our hearing it. y
On Tuesday evening Rev. Hanley
rave a fine lecture en- the subject
Success" showing what decision,
and tact may acc2zsss
,'lsh.
The entire session 49, ~
greatest benefit to IS isinapts
nd viii, rs bgtgre Stated ree,,if n
decided benefit to our schools
Is pronounced success can be 81. ID
ributed to the indefatigablc worl.
t orr efficient Go. Esltp5. Mr par. &
ger. Tie following is a list 81 M
eachers present:
q Ilda ll 'rss,aFd' Lizzie y 1olhsoa,