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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
9ecorab og Smegn.
Sen 24oe December 1908.
Saa for Gritatmius.

Som oct mnaife pil crinores, bleo
en- una Monb peo Rapn ". S. 8an'
aen FOR omtrent TO War iibelt nteget
beifooigct unoer Irbeibct meo oct
isrlte GpmningSonlGg neoen1or
Ynen. Ser poaitaaes, of ban pua
@runo al ct manaelfuIot StilaoS
faIbt ueb nteo bette i en- Ssioe at 10
600. @augcu laa | IGnaere Sio I'M
Der 2paebebonoIiup Der | gpen, Ga
ban unoer 6aIoet hopoe facet grplt.
bertet briiffet, men fom itg BOG lnn'
pibt, at ban reiite beriro. Nsu mel
bes ira @aufon, at ban giennert No
pofot @. g. $art beritcbS bar taset
SfriSt til at io9iege Upper Soma
electric Sight & @otper SO. ior Sfo'
S~eseritotring, ibet han pna'tonr, of
Sc peS SaISet irenbragte ao9tteIler
bar foraarIuect IipSoarige gtctt. San
forIauaer $4,000 i gritatning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
"Svmra" 1908.

Iarbogen "Spmra" for 1908, no.
aipet al ariitian EreItaaro % Sobs.
9. 0iit, er M ubfommet. Oct er
oct fierbe 9ino / Tpffen al bisie
garbsaer ior Iorife paa begge Sioer
al Sapct.
Set npe ginb bar ~felgenoe Sno'
bol0:
SuuI Gieierub: Iorif Sui,
SnbIeSningSoist.
Groi. g. s. @ifelano;
Sbronb @otbne iom SGrer.
Carl Sanen: Zen norif'
amerifanIfe Gresie for 9orgerfrigen.
Spar &Ieipen: Eroit arag,
9aitor 9ernt afepolb
0o9le Sonfer ON Horifbeoen / ame'
rita.
@af6emarI ger: HorIf.ome'
riifanife Ioriattere - @ilbeIm Waii'
rtt5 Tetterien.
SiQuro SoIfeitab: Horife
/ @roofIpn - Hep Dorf.
=. y. SoersIie: Noromrn'
oenes Rciicr til ginlaro.
Irpi. Dr.. Smut 8ieret:
Eaitor Sohon Slien.
9br. =. 2ange: Yet norlte
NobeIinititut. - On ny pibenifobelia
Snititttion | ariitianio.
&aitor abraham Saeob'
Sra gamIe Gage.
s. 9. %: ginie ON uopanorin'
gen.
g. q. Gonraoi: NorbmGnoene |
Srlnro.
GnnoSacobcn: 30 Siate.
Seer Stremme: Soliioen.
Sigt.
Set me Sino err al iamme Stsr'
relic o. Tormat % iaume elesante
llbItpr icm De ire fpregauenoe %
meb famine gntaI gileoer, trpft pao
tint 8IarSpapir.
Sriien paa oct npe @ino er $1.0o,
irit tiIieuot.
Sammcn meb oct npe .gino iGIses
DC ire ioregaaenSe gtro for 80 Gents
pr. 9inS. iaaleSes at ole fire SinS
tiIiommeu uiI foite $3.50. Oct npe
SinS % TO Of De aISre gino $500
% set me 9ino % EFT al De GlSrt
@iuo $3.50.
S~eitiainger ienbes til Spmra,
Seeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

nebsrn % iorreiten ale anbre meo
bpem ban por fontmen | 9ererelie,
ba ban par mere emo ~olminoelig at.
boIot. 9aiioren mioersif Den lobe
og. en- Operation paa nGpnte Soipi.
tal, % man bopoe | bans Wenigbeoer
nGret Saob ON mart at bope BAN
friif ieien | fin Wibte. Weit bill ban
Dog iapncS al fin SamiIie, Der iaa
baitig berepeoes en- fi9r 5ober og
omiprasfulo 5orierger. Ifosbe Ell.
terIaoer iig nemIig Suitru og fpp
miuoreaorioe gsrn.
@earnpeIien ianot Steb Sirsbog
Ben 226e bs,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

2eiIisbeber %antpbet, at bun life alene
bnpoe fonet en- itsrre Mrp efter fin
geoitefaoer, nteri at bun ogiao ! ct
uoenIan6f 2otteri bapoe bunoet &c..
600 2roner. SUN tcs llnoerpis.
ming ! Mibning, og unber bisie &ibe.
timer bIep biin n9rmere befienot meo
en- ine Sefonolsitnant, Ssn Of Ell
astct Brett, % mart bleb Der Gor.
lonelie nteIlem oisie to. en- elegant
Seilisbeo paa fem gRreIier leieocs,
og ben msbIereoeS lnfsnrisit al en-
MGffe poerit tiIfrebie 2ep~eranosrer.
9rnbens lloftpr beiiiltes at foitbare.
tie Slags Dos 9pens beofte Snie, %
9amen loo fig life nsie meo minore
EFT toIn Duiin Of bpert at alIe be for.
ffieaise 9intsi, iom finbes | ct bel.
orbnet Stem. 90 ben forgiGloeoe
2sitnant misuuotes af Venner og
aamerater. Otter 2psninsen feire.
bes @rpnupet | gpens fineite @eItau.
rant, bporpou De npgifte efter en-
fort grpdupsreiie flpttebe ino | NJ
eeet npbeIige Stem. Ru begpnote
imibIertib 9eperanbsrernes p9loige
Tesninser at itrsmme mo ODER ben
unec ggtemano, iom mart blep pao
set rene meo, of bans Sn'trn bapoe
bolbt boaoe BAN % aae andre for
Iur, oa at bun life eieoe nogetiom'
belit. De Tenqe. bun bapoe eoIlet
meo, bapbe bun i"faffet Jig peo at for
foIife fin ogteoe Saoers, en- Snno'
bruqes, Tupn paa Serler | forlflel-
Iige @onfer. Sorelebig itoar belle
@nen paa Sobet og peo bperfen no
caer ino af bare Seniotion Den
eneIte, Tom togcr oct belle meo fnli.
Icnoe, imilenbe &o, er Den itiige
Soue
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

oes ON baarlise Sioer. Margarin.,
Sten' og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ninserne m~eboeler, at Iroouftionen
gaar tilbage. Sufferfabrif- Iftieiel.
ifabet bolber oct for ianbipnIist, at
Sufferforbruset er / SiIboge9ang.
alene Ssnfspinas % @ulcans Sur.
i~ttffabrifer bar life funnel ipore no.
gen Reogang / &oniunfturerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
S.iehIanS Sarf Gpacae,
SCS MpmCs, Spma.
Stn igttitlls Sintrrttrmiu ~btgunstr 4Se
lanHar 1909,

Sine aloSier Ri blipe prguuiierct i ole
GcueQctS 3spurtemertcr. Settle er en- opo
Ito OF bcsunOt ct SonNelsturiuS rIrr eur.
inS / 0%urtj9itrtit % NdiimItripuina. Sele.
graF, Stlmnriit for %oittisneite paa Scu.
baneu. Oct II llgcrS NuriHs / Traction cGcr
Gas Engineering ei Wars Surius for Ma
i%tiutler, bet forte @lrias / electrical en-
stueeriua, Surius / Segnjus for @Rctanifere
"a bet p~rottile 9uriS / gbarmact.
SlOSirr oil bIjps oraGniieret / ale Sog.
Der forerrS for hpiltciomhelit SIaSics Ger.
uftatc, o0iaa / &cItolenbeo o. / bpiltrtipm,
bert Erin al @taiit, Tom maatte bItpe paa.
trGpct.
sc re8utGre ~GOneeeflasitr o. be irem.
itrrHns Suffer / @burmact % 2~ppfuuoisbce
pil bIipe peoIiaebplot ipm nImtnoeIia / be
iGOpanlise arbeioer, % ipecieIs eler regu.
IGrt StuNenter tan Der iaa absans. Sirip
eiter ipeeiele SpIpsniussr. GoresIe:
=. ~. Sunspea, Sreiieent,
Sigblanb Bart Goae9s, See @piuts, "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
oaarIiee 3iocr ! Sperige

Oct iuenife aommerietoueeiim bar
paa fine Soreipsrsiler ON arbeios'
IebiabeSen mootagct Spar bl. a. fra
Seruperfsiorenineen, iom meobeIer,
at iire @erfer er beilrttet neoIaete
eiterbaanoen; fra gerfItebsioreniu.
gen ON, at 9roSuftioucn iaar er
aaoet tiIboee meb 10 Yroceut MOB
ifior: fra Observation-Disclosures
ON. at Der til Sinteren iorcitaar life
ringe Observation-Disclosures. Gi-
sariabrifanternes % gomnlosfabri.
fau.ernes Soreninser meIber IiseIe-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
9afor @ulbranoicn 600.

Gro. @eitbn @is, uleI6teS I Be
epnSeIieu al llgen, at Roitor ~.
@uIbrnnoien, Brett for Den 6oreneoc
airfes Weniqbeo beriteos iontt ilere
tiaiggenoe Q~}enigbc0er / Sermon o.
Barron Counter, bar aisanct oeo
9soen paa BET lutberite SoipitaI /
Ga crosse. 9eOsbu6ifabet fom
imertelis operraiferbe for bans Sog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Oemte NrbeioerIeoere.

9om er | SnSbaes ofiaet | "Gou.
tempt" .Saeen MOB De ire itore Gr'
beioerIeoere @omperS, Witdea %
Morriion, Der bar perieret for 81.
itrict Of GoIumbiaS Ssieitcret iioen
/ Guguit 1907. @orlpcr8 bemte8 til
~, WitteQ til 8 og abortion til 6
Dtaane0ers S9naIel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
On SpinoIcrife l flor StiI.

en SpinoIerite / itor Still bar meb
neiten utroIig 6rGfbeo bcISt belle
Seioltningen for Gar / en- al &crr.
lambs Sapnebper, forteIer ct ipenif
Slao. On ing % uoImiuoeIis imlf
Dame boDoe en- SiS bcet | ct al
9pers Fcniionater. OF ga bun for.
meIis itreebe Geuger no, troeoe ma
nat%IrIigpts, at bun par meget rig.
Oct bar bun csiaa eiter cset Sigen.
De; for bun bapSe peS iIere paSienoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
SmaapInf.

er biemme / SuIefeirien ira ct. Sla'
College.
-Sarrp Smerita6 fra anunoa,
9. Sat, er for Sioen | geisg hos ..
gepiug, S~ronfpiIle Somnibip.
-Wrs. 8. g. QIituo pe benSes
Sotter 9ottie reiite @anOag til Chi
eaao | geisg hos Geo. alitao.
-Wers. 8. g. Sbompion reiite
1anooa til Chicago for at beis8e i'm
Ssn, Sreo S%bompion.
-@ia. See fom | 2eroags bie1n
fro Sopas llniperiitet for at ~ttIbrtnge
SuIen / Siemmet.
Casper Sobusbop, iom frefoen'
terer 2utber College, reiite @tanoag
biem til Starbucf for at ~tilbringe
SuIeferier.
-Sbomas Su8tpeSt fom 2erbag
neo fra Seminoriet | Samline for
at tiIbriuge GliIen hos i'm Saoer %
fine Ssifenoe.
Set ifaI MI bore ofaiort, at s.
s. Gununoien / Woion Gitp bill blipe
ubnnpnt iii 9auferomirator iIteoet
for 6. 9. Cham.
-Sop Souecn oeb 2ittbcr College
reiItc iSog Gorsbag) til GreSco for
of tiIbrinee SuIen hos Boitor %
Mrs. 8. Sarien.
-GbriS. gpeniou, Tom er Sofc'
m%otipfsrer poa WiIpaufee'@ anen
mellem Ct. gauI % Wuion Gitp, ct
for Siben her / @cis9 hos fin Wtooer,
Wtrs. so. 2epitleu.
- Rorool @nger fra @oterpiuc,
@aib., er biertmc pua noaIe 9ogcS
9eisg / SuIcu. grtbur Gngcr fra
llniperiitetet / llrbano, Sn., er ogioo
biemme / SilIeicrieu.
- gIbcrt 8. Sanpion flpttcr /
oiSie Gage fit GGrfiteO til Oe TO be-
fire 2ofaIer / ben gomIe ammou'
Scott Spgniug. San bill Der foa
rummeIigere % mere befocntnle
GPrfiteber.
- NiiS Scrgine @uttormien Der.
fra bar tiIbroat Ell ll9eS Sib puo
9utber SoipitaI / ct. Ioul, bpor
bun bar uubcrgaaet Ell Sperotiou for
Ippenbicitis. Sun peutcS biem i8ien
meo oct ferite.
-Sobu Spbepif fra SrforbpiIe,
@is., reiicnoc ggent for "Stnu0iro.
pen~, beiseer iortioen SamiIicn
Noen Der / RGrbeoeu. WiiiS Selma
Roeu, Der bar opret paa @eipG /
SrforbpiIIe, fom iamtihig biem iGicn.
- elmer amInSien fom iorrigc
llge nre6 lin unge Suitru bernCo fra
StcrIing, g. @, for at beie0e tine
5orrISre % SeifcnNc. NonNa8 rel
Ite oe til airfmon, Soma, for at til.
brinee uoQIe Gage / 0fr$. GmunN.
ienS 5Porchicm bcritcoS.
50. 8. SoIItcu or meo fin To'
mile her I @eiGa. Sou bar, iioeu
han fIptteoe bcrfro, set mcitc al II
BEN boet / Canada, boor ban bar
"propet op" en- GicrococIS Sctticr
&ouo; meu ban iIpttebc ieuerc Ncrird
% bar it6en opboINt fig / Ntinncioto.
-Sohn 9. @OaQ fom / 2oroad$
biem ira Iicrre. 2. Guf., huor han
qiermem Sommcreu bar orbciOct for
&%outrafter 8. s. CI'Cu poo Den me
SopitoI @pantrlcu, iom er unOcr
SpforeIic Der. &C cr III fommct ioo
langt meS @uQuinQen, al SnQct cr
Iogt. men Den tore SaarubpUIuiul
er man enhmu life frrAiQ mch.
- Cigar SteIoabI ira @i8hIouo.
bile Dor iorIeopu uoiot for ct ilenrt
ltbeIo, Der bcloigpi@ forIeb uNcn
oIporlige 6elqcr. San por pnn
Geien bicm ira Iecorab mco CT 2rS
@orer, bo Ell Bolt i GoauitanGcn
faIbt no % Neitene fom los FRA Sis.
r~etsict. bporoeo S6cINabI bier truf.
tet no al @ogneu. @citeue ipruu9
Iige pon &eurp aittelions aieretei
Der por foror, men frurcguct at oette
fit en- lem Mebfart tom BOO ingrn
tiIifnSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
10y SpHWptu, SttltptNI,
Sigbldao Bart GoIe9s, Zee @oiuts, "a.
6ramsH for guabetisat, saa Ssrnban,u.

Seb SisbIanb Bart college oiG alasier
bIior organiiereoe ben Ace Sauuar 1909 ipr
Of iprbereoe aanoioater for 9rameu ur.
is Sanr. Siriu eiter nGrmerr Splps.
ntnger. buiS ou suffer at Sltpe goltbetirut
yaa 3erHbGueH. aoresie:
6. 8. scnspen, 9rsiiosnt,
SisbIaHS &Grt college, Ses Ioines, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

The love of money is the root of all
evil; and most men are ready TO eat
dirt while digging for the root.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03
THE WEEKS WEDDINGS.
Blank BOOth.

At the brides home at Brownton,
Mimi, there occurred the marriage of
Edward Blank, of this city, aud Lynda
Booth, Wednesday, November 25th.
The wedding took place in the large
church which was beautifully and APP
propriately decorated with flowers. AS
the wedding march was being played,
Edward Blank and Miss Lynda Booth
marched to the altar supported by Fred
Bergen, of Olivia, Mimi as best man,
and Miss Jose phine Blank, sister to the
groom, as bridesmaid Bridal roses
were carried by the bride who was
gowned in Sol De Opera, and the groom
wore the conventional black.
The wedding party arrived in this
city Thursday morning, and that after
noon reception was given them at the
home of the groom's parents, north of
this city. MFR. and Mrs. Blank departed
Friday morning for Britton where they
will make their future home.
The contracting parties are wek
known and popular in this city. The
groom ID the son of August Blank and
has grown to manhood in this commu-
nifty. He as an industrious, energetic
young man, of good moral character,
and has for the past few years been in
the employ of Williams Bros. Lumber
COMPANY and is at present in charge of
the company's yard at Brtton. The
bride has been employed in the post
Office, in this city, and is sister of
Frank Booth, Mrs. w. NJ. Krause and
Mrs. w. H. Chard, of Webster. She is
an amiable, intelligent young lady, pos
sessing many sterling qualities of hand
and heart
The happy couple will take with them
to their new home the hearty congratu-
iations and best wishes of a host Of
Webster friends
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03
Webster Fire DEPARTING mt.

At meeting of the Webster Fire
Department on Monday evening the
reports of the secretary and treasurer
were received and audited. The reports
show the affairs of the company in most
excellent condition, rejecting great
credit to the officers in charge.
The reports show an Indebtedness of
s2,1S1o0 and property valuation Of
SIC, 235 80 with an annual income of
81 ,265 90.
Or the 800 shares of stock $50 are in
possession Of members OF the Depart
ment and IA are in the treasury. In
closing his report, the secretary has the
following to offer;
1.-The past year has been our most
expensive one, We have equipped the
building and improved our property and
very little will be needed IN this line the
coming year. With a property worth
$4,000 90, represented by 300 shares OF
$40 90 each face value, the value of the
shares should be $3.50 each. With an
annual income of $1,000 90 net, your
shares should at the end of three more
years give you dividend of $685. each
per year, or 331s per cent on your
investment"
This fattering condition was made
possible by the earnest efforts of the
members of the department and the
hearty cooperation of citizens Of Web
ster generally, and shows what can be
done by honest, energetic and united
effort. The fire department is the one
institution in the city against which
there are practically no knockers-wher'
everybody boosts.
Now, let us get together on othe
propositions for the greatest good OF
Webster and Day county; forget on
petty grievances and all work for I
greater Webster. We have CONNER
cial club, the object of its organization
being to give an opportunity for thu
uniting of all parties interested In tn
general welfare of Webster and for tn
formulating and promotion of any enter
prise tending toward better con
ditions in the city, either business, socia
or moral This is the time we shout
get together to make il Commercial
club in fact as well as in name. Let u
lay aside our foolish bubbles and al
boost.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03

December 30, 30 and 81 are the dates
set for the South Dakota Educational
association meeting to be held in Aber-
deem. At this meeting there will be
such men as DR. N @. Schaeffer, an edu-
Gator from Pennsylvania; Hon Ben b.
Lindsey, judge of the juvenile court OF
Denver; Thos Nicholson, ILL., D., from
New York. Judging from tine program
this meeting will likely be the best of
the kind.
Since coming to Beemer the Rev. L.
V. Slocumb has demonstrated to the
people of this place that he is not only
preacher, but has several professions.
He has proved his skill as being strong
with the ak, hammer, saw, shovel and
in fact most any kind of tools. He has
trimmed the trees around the church
and parsonage, torn away the old fence
which enclosed the lawn, built q barn
lot, and a great many other things that
have greatly added to the appearance
of the M. f. corner. We feel safe in
saying that the minister has added tc
the appearance of the place at least 10(
per cent-Beemer, Neb. Times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03

dale. Pearle Kelley, Sadye STEELE, Min
ME Larson, Maude Grimes, Jens Boil.
land, Othelia Westlund, Verna Rider,
Lewis Fosse, Nelly Seely, Myrtle Gull
berton, NJ Anna Cornell, Elizabeth
Tracy, Sarah Selfion, Carrie NJ. john
son, Martha NJ Kuhn, Alice Casey,
Theresa Cosroy, Beulah Johnson, Ray
NJ. Carpenter, Winifred Watts, Julia
Faste, Edwin Johnson, Anton Nelson,
Lottie ABBY, Lulu NJ. Hanson, Josie
Whitacre, Minnie Maulder, Bertha
Hernm, Laura Davidson, Margaret Nc
Grath, Cecilia McGrath, Marie Ross,
Sadie Harris, Pauline Smith, Bessie
Summons, J. H. Hetley, Carrie Down.
ing, Pearle Bringgold, Jessie South,
Josephine Rhines.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03
Minne-Kotah League.

A meeting of representatives OF the
qua clubs of Appleton, Mimi, Sisseton,
Milbank, Webster, Andover, Aberdeen
and Ipswich, s. ID. was held in this city
Tuesday, December LIST, tor the purpose
of organizing district league, which
resulted in the Minne-Kotah league,
with the following officers: John Sher-
blno, of Webster, president; j. v.
Martin, of Webster, vice-president; K.
w. Rutledge. of Milbank, secretary
and treasurer.
An executive committee to consist of
one member from each club in the
league to be elected by the club; Frank
Sears, of Webster, was elected chair.
man, the other members to be named
later.
The object of the league is to promote
legitimate sport. arrange dates for shoot.
ing tournaments and to cooperate with
the state association in all movements
for the protection of game, the enforce
ment of game and fish laws and the
enactment of desirable legislation.
The first annual league shoot will be
held at Sisseton, the date to be an
nounced later. Webster is strong can
didate for the next event.
Parties from abroad attending the
meeting were NJ SCHNEIDER and @. r.
Adkins, Sisseton; +. w. Rutledge, Mil
bank; j. l.. d. Morrison, general north
western manager of u. NJ o. company,
aud Remington Arms company, st.
Paul, Mimi; Harry G.. Taylor. repre-
sentative of above companies, one of
the leading trap shots of the United
States; and last but not least, w. p.
Brown, of Aberdeen. travelling salesman
for South Dakota Of the companies
mentioned, whom when once met Is
never to be forgotten, While here,
Brown accumulated q liver colored
poodle (?); the pup stood 1t all right
but Brown had to be put to bed.
They were jolly crowd and had
good time. We regret that weather
conditions were such that our citizens
could not see an exhibition shoot by the
celebrated trap shots In attendance.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03
Nicolay.Gould.

Saturday afternoon, in this city,
occurred the marriage of Mrs. O. j.
Gould and Gustav Nlckolay. The mar
ried couple are well known here and
have the well wishes of all. Mrs Nicolay
departed Monday morning for southern
Minnesota where she will visit for some
time Just where the couple will locate
has not been decided at present, but no
matter where this may be they will
have the beet wishes Of this community.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03
Triple Wedding.

On Thanksgiving day there occurred q
triple wedding in Frozen church, north
of this city, when Reverend Hammer
pronounced the words which welded
Nina johnson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Hauge, and Ole Strand; Lillian
Anna Hanse, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Hanse, and Peter B. Carlson;
Louise Hanse and Gustav A. Gunderson.
The ceremony, which took place in
the well decorated church, was perhaps
the prettiest wedding ever held in this
section of the state. The brides wore
the bridal wells with flowers. while the
grooms wore the black. After the cere.
mony the party was served with six
o'clock dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Hange. After the dinner the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03
High School Notes.

The students of the Physics class
have constructed mercury barometer.
Mr.. Ebert has been elected president
and Mr.. Helberg secretary of the Day
County Teachers association.
The amount contributed by the
pupils to the orphans homo was e33. IL.
Mr.. Ebert received q collection of
cray fish and clans.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03

evening was spent in merry making
On Saturday evening reception was
given the newly welded couples at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hanse.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-19

Harry Bemls says that good catchers
are becoming scarcer year by year and
that I'm short time receivers will be
able to dictate their salaries.
Pitcher Raymond of the St. Louis
Nationals lives In Chicago, and when
ever he pitches million, more or less,
of his relatives turn out to see him
work.
Outfelder Schweitzer, the st. Louis
American league clubs Ohio-Pennsyl-
vanla recruit, looks like find. He has
speed, pepper and ability, bats well
and, what's more, is sober, steady
going youth.
Dartmouth's big south paw, Percy
Skillin, who was a sensation last year,
was not so successful this spring. He
is said to be engaged to the Chicago
Nationals for service when his college
term ends.
Pitcher Karger of st. Louis can be
sold for swell sum to seven National
league clubs and would bring as much
or more from American league mag
mates, but the waiver system practical
ly makes him ineligible for member
ship on Ban Johnson team.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-19
Tales They Tell.

In severe electrical storm at Evan,
n. j., in which there was no thunder,
barn was smashed and several trees
were struck by lightning.
A rooster, the property OF William
Spangler OF Red Lion, Pa, smashed
two panes of thick glass in fighting
his reflection and nearly bled to death
from the wounds made by the glass.
Mrs. Ezra Noel of Penacook, n. H.
has a White Wysndotte hen that lays
an average of one egg week that
measures Sh by 5l4 inches and weighs
FIVE pounds. These eggs always have
double yolk.
Charles Kaufman, mail collector
in st. Louis, found new gold watch
In a street mail box with a note at.
tached asking that it be sold and the
money applied to charity, as the watch
had been stolen.
Two hundred dollars I'm bills hang.
ing out on clothesline was a novel
sight In Woodbury., Conn, recently.
A green servant had placed the money
on the line when its owner, William
Wilhelmy, had come home drenched
to the skin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-19
We FRAME PICTURES
OILS
Dream Of the Future.

Few persons realize that VIC are
coming TO a time when there will be
10 persorHl r~"vioN. Tho general diff
fusi.a Oi l.u American idea OF
equality, that every person is So
cially, as well as politically, as good
as every other person will finally
create such opposition to all per-
sonal service that it will come to an
end Nobody wants to have menial
tasks performed for them by their
social equals. The idea Of giving
orders to your equals in social rank
is certainly most displeasing TO
those TO whom the commands are
given. Therefore, with the univer-
sal dissemination of book learning
and of the idea of equality there
will be nobody left to perform me-
nial services, so that we'll have no
cooks, housemaids and others who
do personal service.
OF course. there will still be work.
ers, but they will all be members of
labor organizations, or everything
will be done on a socialistic basis.
Therefore our houses will have to be
constructed to meet the demands and
science will furnish the service. BY
touching a button, or turning a fau-
Get, we will have light, heat or fans
and iced beverages, while such food
as We may require will arrive by a
dumb waiter" and we will set It
on the table for ourselves. There
will be no ashes to be removed and
nc garbage slops. The dust will be
blown out OF our houses by COM
pressed air, and all will be done by
contract. OF course, II will be a dull
sort of life on those terms because
everything will be done by machin-
cry, and we will all be parts Of the
system regulated by machine meth
ods. There will be no wealthy peo-
pie, and probably no private prop
| erty, the entire industrial, political
social, commercial and financial
business being operated for the
benefit OF the entire population
Every house will be precisely like
every other house, SO as TO conform
| to the system and prevent envy and
jealousy because one has something
which another has not-New Or.
leans Picayune.