Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1913-01-02
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Saturday morning Where tney joined
Mr.. Russell who now makes his head
quarter here.
The "Gobblers" had an interesting
meeting at the Kading hall Tuesday
evening. About twenty members Were
initiated. A splendid supper was
served by Frank Dickinson. A splendid
time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson 20 to
Britton Monday where Mr. Anderson
will be engaged in several matters
before the circuit court and Mrs. And
erson will visit for the week with her
sister, Mr.. R. d. Gardner.
Every member of the Commercial
club is urgently requested to be pres
ent at the meeting Friday evening as
there are many matters of Importance
to the city and citizens coming up and
full attendance is desired.
We have received an invitation to the
banquet to be given by Aberdeen to the
members of the legislature and their
friends on Friday evening, January 3,
1913. We very much regret that it will
be impossible for US to attend this
time.
! DR.. j. l.. Harris a1l)Inces that his
Office hours in the future will be from
100 o'clock to 500 o'clock p m. every
day except Sunday. Makes a speciality
of the treatment Of the eye, ear nose
and throat also the pro; er fitting of
glasses.
letter from Prof. W. A. Thompson.
formerly superintendent of the Webster
schools and one of the best educators in
the northwest, brings the information
that he is spending his holiday vacation
granted by the Clark schools, at his old
home in Indiana.
Came to my premises December 4th,
one dark sorrel stallion with white right
hind foot, blind on right eye, star in
forehead. Owner can have same by
calling at my place, removing the horse
and paying charges. Fred Bloom, route
5, Webster, South Dakota.
A letter received last week from Miss
Edith Becker, of Portland, Ore. received
too late for publication last week, says:
"Awolt arrived o. X. and is very busy
enjoying the sights. Says he is feeling
fine and hopes everybody at home is
travelling the same route. Sends his
regards to ALL"
The Reporter and Farmer acknowl-
edges an invitation to the inaugural ball
which will be given in Pierre on the
evening of the seventh of January. We
would very much enjoy meeting with
our Pierre friends and giving the new
state officers an opportunity to meet US,
but we are compelled to forego the
pleasure this year.
j There is considerable comment in the
papers because the supreme court has
decided that the Richards primary law
does not apply to Governor Byrne'
appointments this year. For our part
we are glad of the courts decision, we
have always believed in the Andrew
Jackson theory and we hope and
believe that Governor Byrne will
award those who are worthy and who
were Industrious in behalf oe the
republican ticket at the last election.
The following are the committees
appointed 70 look after the DR.. Wes-
brook meeting which will be held at
the Coteau opera house next Friday
afternoon and evening. Publicity, H.
F. Denton, S. E. Bronson, Frank And
4 derson; reception, DR.. A. E. Brown,
Anton Karpen, Rev. M. r. Crisp; hall,
j. H. Hetley, w. c. Happe, Frank
Mohs; program, Mrs. r. E. Haugen,
Mrs. Albert Smith, Prof. H. S. Sim
mons.
M. H. Hit manager Of the John w.
Tuthill Lumber company for the past
three years, has severed his connection
with the company at this place and will
by December first make his new loca-
ton at Britton, where we learn he will
continue in the same business with some
other company, During his stay in Len
nox he has made host of friends who
will regret to see him leave them. He
has proved himself absolutely on the
square and his word is as good as gold.
The successor of Mr.. Hit is Walter A.
Smith, who halls from Murdo, come to
US highly recommended and will be equal
to the duties that come to him at this
place of business. AS to Mr.. Hit, we
wish him abundant success, and trust
/ that when occasion presents itself he
will come and make US visit. As to
the new man and family, we welcome
them to Lennox and trust that they will
soon find themselves located in one of
the best little cities of its size in South
! Dakota. : Lennox Independent. The