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New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Braisted, Goodman & Hershield have sold for
Abraham Simons No III Edgecomb ave, a five
story double hathouse. on lot 25xs5 feet. a Mr..
Baer for investment
The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased for
AbTam NJ CIonney to the G q N. Envelope Com
pany for twenty-one years the FIVE story and
basement building Nos. 5S5 and 537 Pearl ST and
Nos. 80 and q Elm sts 5)x75 feet. The total aggre
gate rental including carrying charges. amounts
ately be made 10 the building, and the premises
occupied by the lessees.
koenig 70 Josephine Runde the lot on the west
Eide Park ave. about Z59 feet south OF ls3d st,
Tor immediate Improvement.
Dun q Brown have SOLD for the Fenimore Realty
Company Nos 81 and 523 West l55th st. TWO five
story couole hathouses. on plot 50Xl00 feet
John n Reid q 90. have resold TO Frederick
fnent brick tenement house, with store. plot
2JNss9 feet. Mr.. Nogel owns No. 322, adjoining on
70 Frederick Nogel No 52S Fast Slst ST, a four
story basement brick tenement house with
store plot 2jXss-9 feet Also sold TO William J.
NC arihy. Tor Annie flynn, the northeast corner
OF Delaware and Murray sts-. Inglesidc. Flushing.
The. Lewis IL. Msy Company Charles f Noyes
company, New York city, agents. has sold for
Alma r. knight 4 dwelling house In Straiton ave-
Arverne, Long Island. 10 MoritZ Leinier, who will
occupy the premises after extensive alterations
Eckerson & Davis and Pease & Gilman have
leased for client the northeast corner Of 9th
years, 70 De used as an automobile repair saop
u Adler has sold Tor estate the six four and
three story brick and frame buildings at the north
VS. corner oi Ihlid ave- ana lst!l ST. Iohlih ~
ieet in the avenue and 30 feet IN the street. The
Premises Nos. 1890 and 1885 Third ave, ana NOS
JIG and Is5 East 18th 81
Harry Goodstein has sold the FIVE story triple
natAOuse No. ri West l3th St. on lot 2oHlVlll
te1t 70 the AHgcHcc Realty Company I-otz *
Hyman J. Barnett has bought. attorney for l..
Pollock 40, - East l65th ST, a four story dwelling
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Herbert Realty Company to Hyman B GoIdberg;
TeguiaT; 4esf st. due june June Il T. 1857 $3.50
Epstein. Morris, William \ Rodgers; 41st 81,
No 34s West; prior mortgage. $4,000; years. 20.
same e'- to August Knatz same property; prior
mortgage $54 800: 2 years per Gen cent I, 2oO'
Sand dgs st No iS to 16 81 3 per Of 1snt sa
tom st. "a sx16o Years per cent 1sooC
Is6th ST. s. 25ss # of Broadway 54ssii
same e'T To- Mary Simpson. i86th st. 5. 1895 II
of Broadway % 54x99 ysaTzSS zSd per Gent Gent
2n5 M4rb sd5beaa an Ba1eyaTd anHtaeT 10 @ IT Of
Avenue st John. 5Ox115; years. per cent; 1900
mond lot 81 map Nei estate; prior mortgage 40,
Pi@sSs Louis anos5s5 mother Realty Ma5ifa$q q =
$50; i'1ai prior mortgage NOR gas $4,000; due April
Levin Vim Lyman. to Annie NJ Neyins; Madison
No 154i prior mortgage. $1,000; year. per oc
to jas9O 2iSS R9iSSFs 5rs. Sh most s
s. 500 & year per Gent. cen. p vir fr SeSe
9ee Woodyerest % ave s. Of ia4th ooc
Houghton. Clarence $. % Bernardina H & HIsyman;
Ress qaF PepPS 5SS' 10 Charles en- @ werner Avenue G No
2i. years. per cent 2OUOI
Lehman % Charles - r wS1,ss 'G Jamef Rsa yaTsan 9t
e sg2. @ Hsassa .sses ss:: aSs s s IS
Newell Minnie ;o to Hqds9n lGs P Rose r ComPang
years 51s per cent 1Oot
I2ist St, Park 25Sioo1O years, oo
Arone pft rm6erts a to George Colon; lo8th ST. $
1892 # Of list ave. IS lOxlOO11; year. ~,
v6gt Henry F. to Elizabeth J. stancife; Bronx
partition sale Of Nalentiners Brody; years. -
Linck John NJ 10 Robert f McDonneii: 3D. ave
corner Of l63d st. 1OosxlSo6; l year. 53a "a ~
conn Inn Francis. 10 Julius welnstein; io5th ST Nos
2l7 and 219 East; prior mortgage, $4,000; .
years, per cent 1900
Elterman Abraham TO Joseph Levine; orchard
81, corner OF Delaney ST. 6lSxs1.6; years. 49,
Berkowitz Yetta to Ida B Hyman; iioth ST. Nos
- and 81 East; prior mortgage. $4,000: due
Cooper. y. TO Association the Relief OF
Respected Aged and INDECENT Females. corpora
tion Amsterdam No csc: years. 51a per
MiIano Angelo NJ 10 Giuseppe Tuoti; lO6th ST No ~
Cuddebach Myron W, Edw ] Dugan: 177th 81.
64.6 IT of Arthur 25x1OO5; prior
mortgage, $4,000; years. per cent. 2SO(
Essig Dorothea Henry r Essig Minerva
Place, n 100 II Of Concourse Boulevard;
prior mortsage ~ 900; l year. per cent. 2ooG
of Minerva Place 25xlO0; prior mortgage
$1,000: year, per cent .......--;;.,:.-- 2oot
ave, 60 fl OF 116th ST. 4O.11xl1O; due
December $ 1905 6 cent. ............... 10 OOC
ave No 1890 3 years 51s per cent-,...... 5OOC
Same 10 Emma Smith; property; prior
mortgage 5000; / year, per cent 800
Company Belmont ave, W s. 10 II n OF 1SSth
5OxS7.G; year. per cent. 16O0t
Stern Louis and another TO George a Lincus;
100 prior mortgage. $4,000 years. per
Lesser sadie to Anita L Bassford; ssth st. No
SOS West July q 1906 ...... ........... 25.OOC
Minetti Carnine Vincent T Ttmonier; Spring
No = due July l. 1906 per cent t......... 1j0t
other: l3Tth S, AGO n e or LsnoN ave, 80
x9911; demand. per eent-....---.....----.. 5Oot
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CHOICE BLOCK FRONT SALE.

NJ Norgenthau, jr.. & Co. have sold for the es-
tate Of Smanuel Walter the plot comprising the
block front on the side Of Hath St. between
18th and St Nicholas aves This parcel has not
changed hands for thirty-four years. 1t was pur-
chased in 1872 by Mr. Walter. He received a tempt
ing offer some years ago from Leopold Kahn, who
at that time had purchased part OF the block
fronting on the plaza formed by the intersection
Of 7th and ST Nicholas aVeS at 115th St, and who
erected the Abelard and Acadia apartments on the
plot he bought.
The parcel Just sold by the Walter estate has
frontage of 555 feet in 7th 1898 feet in Hath
81 and SO % feet in St Nicholas and
line of los 2l2 The purchaser intends TO
a nine story and basement elevator apartment
house on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
STANFORD. CONN

AT STAMFORD, CONN.-I3O-acre farm. on
highest ridge in Stamford; magnificent view Of
Long Island Sound and surrounding country IN
every direction; nothing like il anywhere: house
barn and other outbuildings property; new
railroad station within mile. convenient 10
Stamford station; 20 minutes 20 New Canaan
station: price $4,000. and it's bargain, too:
furnished cottages for the season on shore or "a
the country. Write for list. FRANK B. CUR
LEY. City Building. Stamford. Conn.
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IntervaIe ave, n $ 403. II # Of Home st.
5OxI23 9: Burghard Hank and another to Will
lam Wainwright; mortgage, S4,21o
41st No 34S West. 25X9S. O. William \ Rodgers
. Morris Epstein; mortgage, SO. 900. .---.
Brook ave 4I3, 25X9O; Eva Frtedenberg
10 Gussie Iindner and another; mortgage,
$l9,5OO
12lst St : s. 80 II G of Park ave, 25x100.lO; Law
renee F Coleman Samuel Grodginsky. 49,. !
Market st. No SO. 20x5l Mary Block to Israel .
JACOBSON; mortgage 5000. ..--...-..---.-.-.
Market ST. 81, F. 2Ox51; Mary Block TO
Israel Jacobson: mortgage, 81 600. ....-.----.-
9Th st n s. IA # e of Avenue c, 4lx923: Rudolph
Pepper to Harris Feiner; mortgage. $55. 200 /
Avenue D. 26 TT of 9th st, X; William
Frankel ct al 10 Abraham Devtnste'n and an
other; mortgage. S44, 500.
Avenue A. s. 2l5 # of SSth ST. 4OXI5; Henry
HorowitZ Kassel Oshinsky; mortgage, S2OoOO
Broadway Nos 704 and 7O6 East 5OX-: Ignatz
Eoskov:itz 10 Adoph Boskowz; y part 200 o
Ridge St No 155 161, W 100xlOO; mort
gage. S1l5 600: Attorney 81, No 164. e s. 249N
100: mortgage. S53 600; Jacob Baumann to sam
uel Werner and another.
Madison St, No pa. 5, 26 1XlOO; Joseph Schles-
singer ct al 10 Annie Przeworsky; mortgage,
Elm Gt, W s Pearl ST, 10 IXI32:
Jefferson NJ Levy Abram NJ Clonney y.......-. /
1st ave W g. % Fl n Of 1lSth st, 25X15; Pascal
Imperator Israel Lberman and another;
mortgage $4,000 -....-..--.-.....
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THE SILO BUILDING.

l19th st. Nos 50 and 81 East, 41xloo1IM: L. IDA dao
Sd ave, 5 1880 ST, 100 sx13O.6; Arthur w
Saunders 10 John NJ Linck; mortgage $35,o0..
erTade 25x5s5. Jal!a Farley to catharihe
Same property; Fordham Realty company to Julia
21sih ST S Sss II Of 4th ave osxiii; Joseph
p Langevin William H Rogers. =, ~; -
227th st. 100 # Of Jansen ave 5oxlo9 ?aGo' 5oS
Same property; "a Andrew aa Larkin to Deane'
112i6 a8'sass' 30 lS0 r. Of Madison ave 4s9x-
Eleanor Y Y Williams ct al to Ethel Trap
Montsdrery ii rsi sr's st. No 81 $ Jennie
Lot boek s n iIm mar WHiehan Realty Company
James VsTlaG ark to 10, Clara CT ti,d Leema q 56x1o Union
port; Robert Merten 10 Edw2rt tT]edreh, ] ti6er
Madison 81. Nc 80 l9txlIo Aora!aln tie zoo Il l
10 Israel y Shlachetzk; mortgage. $3d,I
127th St No l27 West 14N9911; Anthony J WOOD u
ls9 9 St and a1?!n9r % a Sf t Nichoas ave 4
Mary Norton and another 10 Frank W wool
Plot beginning 9911 It Of l5lst st and 800 ~ 4 w W
Of !iToadway running 9eIiH ~ % iq@ u Pin Pin
Gus ana another mortsagS, Stoo'yo ,,25 81
G1G II W of Madison ave-, Caroline r Trap
hagen ana another 70 Louis Janyres - aro,te
14s3b SstT s 5 i25 II W Of courtianit ave 25xlO66
Margaret F oBrien TO Timothy T sullivan;
ame aor'gq69 8r61srfS SS Tmoy + sullivan to Bungay
COMPANY: mortgage. $3.1oo ......-.-.....
Lots 268 and 9)i map seton homestead; jefferson
18th i, No 28s East i3Ioxlo22 ,: Jacob simon
II eriot 81 -. map 70 lots Stems estate
25x1O0. II + Rose Company to Archanselo Pcpe
ssth 81, No 30S West. 2lN1o0S. Sarah Na!en-
tine ana another 10 SaGe Lesser; mortgage,
17Tth 81, s. GAG II Of Arthur ave, @5S1Oo s.
Edward bsesan 10 Myron Cuddeoaek
0Sth 81, e. l25 It " Of 2d ave 25X100 IL SaH
Fried @ a@nd aacthcr to Moritz Weisoerser' mort
llGfh c. 40 3c9 west. 2soziooio: Leo ] Krss
hover 70 Mark l. AbrahaIns and another: mort
Pot begins ias'' SSli # Of i5ist It xl25 # Of
BToddway. S Tx lCOX Il J3.1lS
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1OO City Real Estate Company to Louis Pincus
and another; mortgage. S2T. 600 ....--....-.....
9Sth 81. s. 2I5 IT e of Madison ave, 25x1O011;
Abram Spanner ct al to Meyer Jacobs mort
St YicbSias Ss'zP place NJ i6 32xioo Emma
Reiner to Edith NJ Adams Observation-Disclosures.
1Q5th Nos 217 and 219 East 4O.10X10O11; Julius
Weinstein 10 Francis Cohen; mortgage, $40 1000.
18th st. 5. 95 II " of Brown Place. 50x10O;
George A Lincus 10 Louis Stern and another;
lhcTlSdSes S4ZOOu
Avenue c. No 21 W s %. 1Ox727; Charles Werner
10 Poppy Reiss. mortgage, S4S. 900 .-.-....-.....
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nie stumpf. owners: clamone 3 Mitehsn con-

ME stumpf. owners; Clamone & Mitchell. con- -,
tractors ,r;,; 80 -
Union Woodworking Company agt. Max stern
berg and William Van Antwerp. owners ana
1T9th ST., n $. 100 IT. W. OF Amsterdam ave. 10
x10O; Baker Brothers agt HyTnan NJ Elencer -
owner md contractor eV
Prospect ave. W. s, so fl. n. Of 152d St. I5x
100; Ely Feinstetn agt. Charles Helborn. own
er and contractor; Louis Weinsteins owner II
Ludlow ST.. No. 8: Max Overriding agt John Doe, -
owner; s Feinstein, contractor -.....---.--.. @'
Prospect Place. W. $, 90 it. of l52d St. 90
xlO0; Max Feinstein agt Charles Helborn and
Louis Weinstein. owners: Harris Sacks and
Philip Mandel contractors .........-.......-- l1S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been flied for making over into a
laundry the three story building No. 2B East 10Th
ST occupied as a branch Of the New York Public
library until the opening Of the new Carnegie
branch at Nos 224 and 228. Tne building Is owned
Jv Rachel Lanzer. and the alterations are to be
- ar a rOmfual cost for B. NJ. LOwenstein as
lessee John II Friend is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
TO HASTEN VOTE ON CANAL TYPE

Washington. June 9.-Senator Kittredge made an
effort to-day TO obtain unanimous consent in the
Senate vote next Wednesday on the bin for a
level isthman canal but Senator Millard made
objection. He said that he knew OF four or FIVE
speeches 10 be made the bill. but added that bv
next Tuesday he might be prepared 10 agree 10 a
date, which. however. must be later than the time
suggested by Mr.. Kittredge. The south Dakota
Senator then stated that after next Monday he
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

A 6O-foOt gasolene launch, owned by y A. Guygys
OF Newark burned while moored TO the pier OF
the Acker Marine Works. at TotIenvile staten
Island last night. The launch lad been left at the
works for repairs. The cause OF the fire i nm
known The damage to the launch is about 500
and Il Is insured
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Washington ave G. s. 100 II. 5. Of 18th ST, 50x
l0g: the City Mortgage Company loans Abraham
Siegel ..-....--...--.
ICbth St r. s. whole front between Walton ave.
ana Grand Boulevard and CuRcourse 2iiX2OS- lOx
irregular. Isaac MetzGer loans William r. DiIler
Il5th st No. 42d Fast Italian American Trust
Company OF the City OF New York loans Michael
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

225th ST. = 2O5 II Of 4th ave; for two
STORY sto6 frame dwen baqss ymbor archtec
13Tth St $, T5 II OF Alexander ave; for a
three story brick stable 25x969; Harlem ana
Morris Mo1Tsani4 IFan5P9FsIlS6h1 sTe61tect 10000
Jefferson st. W S. 235 fl n Of Barnett st; ror
two story frame dwelling house. 21xi5; GEORGE
Devernann owner; Charles Devermann. archi- . 90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
NEW OWNER FOR vEsEY ST. STRUCTURE

Horace S. Ely & Co sold for the Louisa L. Kane
estate to a client Nos. 35 and 81 Vesey ST. and No
s4 Church St. two five story buildings, fronting 42s
feet In Vescy st and 24l0 feet in Church st, with
depths SS9 feet and % feet respectively Inc plot
forms an Il" about the southwest corner or Nesey
md Church sis Tho property has not changed
hands before since
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
TO IMPROVE II. H. RoeERs's HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
enr Murphy for the partial remodelling Of the
6v,eIIing house Of II. II. Rogers No East 18th St
re,, fay windows are be built, an elevator and
ircr staircase installed. the main staircase rcmod-
s,Ied ana the interior redecorated- The improve
mcnts TO cost SovV9 ol4dIIe9 i-IsHdl'i' ol Ao9
ron IS the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
WINS ]. H. CURTIS PRlzg AT YALE

New Haven, June 9-The John Hubbard Curt,
prize for the highest excellence in Hterary-aad
rhetorical work upon assigned subjects" In tbe
acadsmieal department. az Yale has been awarlel
20 franclS Hartman MarkOe jT.. son OF DR. Ersrcir
n Narkoe OF No. l5 East 18th street New York
tor tAe oFlsihI drama, The Battle OF HastinSs''
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

old five story buildings. plot 461xloo7 feet mad
been sold for 81 COO at the rate OF $2Ss square
foot The Title Insurance Company was said 70 be
the buyer Frederick 3. Schenck, president OF the
bank, said last night that the bank had not even
received offer Tor its parcel.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

SOth s. DOB II e Of Avenue a; for two six story
brick tenement houses, 81. .6XS93; 1gnatz Teorio
srchiteet Assocl''on 0Wis. ss5OOO
14Tth 81. 5 SIS II OF Sth ave. for a six story
brick tenement house and store, 4OxS6l1; 81
arcbittct aITfi Atf1in'ii & oesS' owners $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

2sth ST. Nos 436 and 4ss West; Bernard Narotzky
agt. Israel Blum ct al; May 8. 1906 $3.50 >
155th St, s. s. 250 IT. w Of Courtlandt ave-.
5Ox-; the Robert Griffin Company agt Henry
T Bulman ct al; March %. 1906 (by deposip--
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
A WEST SIDE STUDIO PROJECT.

The four story and basement dwelling house No.
West 18th 81, owned by r. 5 Wood, Is to be
made oyer into studio building with
the first floor and basement The Improvements
are to the $4,000 according 10 the estimate or
Ceorre 81 McCabe the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

Avenue e No col: AIbereue stone Company ast.
Mary Fred e: a.. 0Wners: Cfamone * Mitchell.
contractors ....--..--.- -.--.
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GASOLINE LAUNCH BURNED AT Pres

would insist on vote soon IL appeared that
prepared to speak on the bill
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
FOR GREENE ST. BUILDING, s115,ooo.

Herman Wronkow has sold to John Roman Nos
l75 and III Greene st, seven story building on
a plot 4OX100 feet, for S115.000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Southern boulevard q 600 4 " Of - Johns
ave. 5DzlI5; William Wainwright - Burghard
Hank and another, mCTtgagc, $1j,V ........-.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Ahrabanos I7Iis-E Loeb; Nav 8 1906 SEQ A
Badwin ,6f. Clarence D-' = 1ousn' 1867 OF
Crippen. Henry D.-I. Stefel May 3D. 1906 20 - "a
Observation-Disclosures. Barnard; May TO- 1SOo 81 u
Davis MirSEsNew I,,s Amsterdam Gas ~ Cou!p 1872
asS Sie-sd T; II Keller. Nav 10 1905 80 26
TIDa
I9b;~snr f:ea-seT4 sIexander. Nav % 1906. - 65
stsinf9S 1s solomon & FeFanahai 1s7 40
Wsssws.Isr ss Tsss Anna-N Daias'er e' a. %
The BesEman 1s91 C0mpany-s HaWlSer a. 7oo so
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
MERCANTILE BANK REPORT UNTRUE

A report printed yesterday that the Mercan-
tile National Bank property, at the southwest
corner of Dey st. and Broadway, comprising two
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
PATCHOGUE. LONG ISLAND.

Widows estate for sale. q perfect condition:
elegantly 1O0265: blocks half
mile beach, stable chicken house. sacrificed
only So 500 settle JOSEPH A. TCRCOTTE $50
Nassau ST.. Manhattan; Room 1904.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed:
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o. L. SCHWENCKE LAND & INV. co.
215 BROADWAY MEM work.
GLEN COVE. IL. 4.

uUNTINGTONS CHOICEST ESTATE FOR SALE
IL lao commanding superb Sound and
harbOr: exceptional opportunity.
J. b.. ROBERTS 14I Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

$50 q.
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$4,000
4O5OO
$4,000
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-07

There were SO scholars in this county
which took the eighth grade exami-
nation last week Our superintendent
is well pleased with the rapidly increas'
ing numbers to take this examination
as it shows that there is more interest
taken in school matters each year. We
are unable 70 state at this time the
number successful as the papers are
now being looked over at the superin.
tendents office.
Miss Bessie Abbott celebrated her
fifteenth birthday anniversary Monday
at the home of her parents in the
Second ward, assisted by her chums to
the number Of about twenty. Refresh.
ments, ice cream and cake were served.
Games played and the occasion
thoroughly enjoyed by all the partici.
pants including j. w. Abbott, who says
the next time the youngsters hypnotic
! % him they don't.
Nick Nelson, who for the past three
| years has worked at the barber bust
ness in our city, departed Monday
morning for Bay City, Mich where he
will enter a school of piano tuning.
Nick is a natural musician, and this
with his ambition to learn will make
him man hard to beat in that parti-
cular line. After he completes his
course he will return to Webster. His
many friends here wish him all the
success possible
Children's Day will be appropriately
observed at the Methodist church Sun
day, sermon by the pastor in the morn.
ming subject The child for Christ
Some Bible facts concerning child con.
version, Child What it is
not-What it Is. Why lead the child
to Christ? 1t is said that the average
Sunday school life of the child is ten
years, about 20 per cent of the members
of our Sunday schools confess Christ
while members of the school and about
another 20 per cent confess Christ after
they leave the Sunday school. This
leaves 60 per cent of the great army
which constantly passes through our
Sunday schools who never SO far as can
be learned confess Christ. In other
words, three fifths of those who are
members of our Sunday schools seem to
go down to Chrlstless graves. The
question that confronts us is--what can
be done to arouse pastors, Sunday
school workers and parents to such
efforts for the conversion of children
that these figures shall be changed? An
interesting program consisting of music
and Rotations will be rendered by the
children in tho evening commencing at
8 o'clock.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-07

There will be mission meetings in rhe
Swedish Mission church three miles
north of Holmquist, June ~ and 10.
Meetings open at 10 o'clock a. m. A
lumber of noted speakers will b. in
attendance and address these meetings,
Everybody invited to attend.
Mrs. S. H. Groshong and daughter,
Harriet, spent few DAYS in this city
at the home of her mother, Mrs. NJ. r.
Hanna. They returned TO their Wau-
bay home Wednesday morning accom-
panied by Mrs. Hanna. who will make
visit of a few days in that city.
R. Cotton, of Webster, was in
town short time last Friday. Mr..
Cotton has the contract to move the
store at Dexter to Florence and the
store at Lounsberry to Wallace He
was on his way to C)ude to look up
work of this kind. Bradley Globe.
A. M Eastman expects his family
Friday of this week and will take up
their residence III the Second ward. Mr..
Eastman has been with us for some
time but did not move his family here
until the schools of Wilmot. their for
mer home closed The citizens OF Web.
ster welcome them.
County Commissioner J. s Wvga.
nowski, who was attending a meeting
of the board received telephone mes
sage Wednesday morning that his
residence and contents were burned to
the ground Tuesday evening. The fire
started from defective chimney it il
reported. The loss is about $1,000 with
5000 insurance.
A copy of the Farm Young Folks
came to our desk this week and the
edition is even more than is claimed fol
it. From the artistic cover to the las,
page it is full Of good things for the
young folks. 1t is publication for the
young folks and should go into every
home as it will tend to educate in the
children desire to read.
Austin Towles, who for over a yeal
has been employed at the Irwin Phar.
macy, has resigned his position and has
accepted one in the Collins drug store
at Groton. We understand Austin il
to take charge Of this establishment
This community regrets to have Mr.
and Mrs. Towels move from this city
but are always glad to see young man
with ability and ambition advance.
Rev. Hammer, of the Grenville
church, pronounced the words Sunday
that made Carl Lensegrav and Miss
Anna M. Olson man and wife. The
ceremony took place at the Grenville
church at one o'clock in the presence of
large number Of relatives and friends.
The happy couple are now visiting with
the gentl.men's parents and will in a
short time come to Webster and take
up their residence in the Second ward.
Both parties are well known here, Miss
Olson having worked in this city for
some time. Mr.. Lensegrav is one Of
the proprietors of the Lensegrav Bros.
hardware store and has large circle of
friends who are awaiting his return to
this city. The community extend con-
gratulations
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-07
The Farmers Trust.

They are calling us trust" 1t is
time to trust yourselves and stop trust
ing the trusts The will be farmers
meetings at Pierpont, Monday, June
IL; Andover, Tuesday, June II; Bristol
and Waubay, Wednesday, June 13; and
Butler, Thursday, June IA. Each meet
ing called at 2:3o. Good prices or low
prices. Farmers, which do you want!
My last call for Day county. Remem-
Der the dates.
Theron Fisk,
State Orgonizer.