Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-20

Ex-County Commissioners Timothy
Lowell expired suddenly Sunday at his
residence in Bristol. He had met with
an injury some weeks previous. having
had three ribs broken and il is TO this
his death is mainly attributed. De-
ceased was nearly rs years of age aud
d resident OF Day County since 1881.
Was a member oil the Board of County
Commissioners of which body he serv-
ed as Chairman. Was an ective worker
in Methodist church circles for 60 years
and a class leader for40 years. he vas
an honored and respected citizen whose
loss will be distinctly felt not only in his
own community but throughout the
county as we'll. Funeral services We're
held Tuesday.
After the business OF the republican
caucus was concluded at Lily, Wednes-
day, Sept. Il, the meeting was called to
order and the acknowledgements club
on Lily, =. ID, was organized, number
ing nearly sixty members. The follow
in3 officers were elected: Ross f. Park,
president; Ed Landon and Mex Mox-
mesa, vice presidents; Frank G.. Johnson,
secretary; Myron C0rbin, Hans Nelson,
AtH4Cs otAuh1bI%rs &AChby u VIC 0MA
Goa Regner, executive cOinmittee. The
local. band also joined the club and will
be kaown IN futnre as the Mckinley
Roosevelt Band OF Lily. No little credit
Tor this fine showing Is due Thomas
sMchennett Tor the efforts he has put
forthiB behalf OF the enterprise. Some
Of the boys here wondered why Tom
was so interested when our club was
being organized and was studying the
details OF the organization SO carefully.
but when the time came for the above
organization it was plain what Thomas
was after. He had gathered up all
kinds of information aud was ready to
aud did furnish much desirable informa-
ton. He was ably seconded by a num-
Der OF the Lily rnstlers aud the boys
may well feel proud of the result. Aud
they don't think they will stop where
they are, as the LIST of members will
swell RICH. along rs the campaign grows
hotter. That's the kind of fellows they
are. Hurran for the Lily club, say we.
A very pretty home wedding took
place Tuesday, Sept. 16, at the residence
oil the brides father, Bryngel Peterson,
in Highland township. uniting in the
SNtct uuHbS vi hudhFlNfOUFt hlcUaTu
Ebiing aud Miss Bertha Peterson, Rev.
T.JStrand OF Appleton, Mimi. perform
ing the ceremony. Miss Emma Schultz
aud Miss Nina III. Aasved acted "a
bridesmaids, while j. Il. Goodwin and
Emil Meyer served as the groom's best
men. About % invited guests witness
I'd the ceremony which took place at
three p. m. After a senson of congretu-
~lations q sumptous wedding upper
was served to which the party and
guests did full justice. The wedding
presents were numerous, costly aud
useful.
Probably no more popular young
eoupie ever approached the wedding
rail In this community and it gives The
Reporter great pleasure t o chronicle the
event. Dick, as the groom is best known,
is popular in social aud business circles
aud has acquired a host OF friends who
sincerely congratulate him on his good
.fortnne in securing the hand and heart
OF his fair bride, OF whom none but
words OF praise can be spoken. She lisa
lady of charming personality. possessed
ofaH needful accomplishments and il
held in the highest esteem by her many
friends and acquaintance. That stheir
journey through life may be a pleasant
one Is the sincere wish OF The Reporter.