Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-08

On the page Of the Minneapo-
liz Times OF March 81 is displayed a fine
cut OF Miss Lotte Rodgers Kramer with
the following commendatory notice:
"Miss Kramer is one of Minneapolis
Young women who has made herself
popular as an entertainer among society
people. church organizations and lodges:
She il a graduate OF Manning collegeapd
after having completed her course here
went to Chicago where she studied some
time ut the Musical college. Her ORA
matte readings occasion much favorable
comment, and personally she Is
ing little woman.
!. &. Adams, editor OF the Howard
County, Iowa, Times, who is at present
visiting relatives in Waubay, journeyed
up to this city Friday and spent the day
greeting acquaintance and renewing
old friendships Since his previous VISIT
j. C. has lost considerable flesh, in fact
looks rather peaked. During the hot
campaign in Iowa last fall his ability az
an orator caused his services to be In
such demand that his health broke down
under the strain. His doctor ordered
HIM to rest and recuperate. Mostinvaiids
would have gone to Florida or Hot
Strings. but not so Bro. Adams. tie
knew that health was to be found on the
prairies and in the hills OF Day county,
80 hither he came, and it will be but q
short time until, retoned physically and
mentally, he will be in prime condition
ro return to his desk and his life work.
The delegates representing the Day
County Celebration Association oil the
L.O.O.F. met in this city on Friday 10
complete arrangements for the proper
observance OF the 77th anniversary OF
the establishment of the orderin America
which occurs Monday, April 26. 1t was
unanimously decided to hold the exsi-
| cises at Webster and to secure the SER
vices of III j. Rice of HuroL as orator OF
the day. The question OF entertainment
and program was left entirely with Web
ster lodge. Committees have been APP
pointed by the locallodge to take charge
OF the matter, and a program has been
outlined which provides entertainment
commencing at 1:30 p. m, and winding
up with a banquet and grand ball in the
evening. 1t is estimated that about 2oo
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs VIII take
part in the ceremonies.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
| city council held Monday night a num-
her OF bills were allowed for labor on
the streets. Two permits were gidnted
70 move buildings within the fire limits,
provided the fire ordinance wascompiied
with. The first reading was given to All
ordinance closing the pool rooms at IL
d. m, forbidding the presence OF minors
therein and fixing "a license oil 80 on a c
table. and to an ordinance regulating
the LIQUOR traffic and fixing the city
license at 5000. This with the county
and state license places the figure al
$1,000. The voting places were liked al
follows: 1st ward, Catholic school house
2nd ward. Z. w. Smail's office; Bro
ward, Court house. Election officer'
were appointed LIST ward, W. II. Nc
cumbar, F. w. Harris, A.. N. Haines; INT
ward. III. w. Rowley, VIM. Atchison
Chas. Hawkinson; 3rd ward, +. X. Eos
Ter. j. +. Pitsor, G. l.. Halter. lhechie
of notice was ordered TO notify property
holders to at once repair the sidewalks
on their property.