Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-31

besides being furnished to stores, mar
kets, hotels, restaurants, fountains and
large residence trade is shipped 10 all
neighboring towns. The plant has
capacity of % tons daily, and the com
pany is now contracting for large
amount of new machinery, part of
which is already purchased, and will
when installed, double the capacity of
the institution. The ice is manufactured
from the purest of water, distilled in
thorough and scientific manner, and
the product is highly appreciated where
ever used. The Hobart Ice and Coal
company is composed of A. H. Kramer,
II. W. Kramer and @. III. Averlll. All
Kramer was born and reared in Canada,
but formerly lived in Minnesota and
other NJ rthern states, coming here from
South Dakota. In the business life of
Hobart he is prominent factor. Besides
being director of the City National
Bank and serving in the city's admins.
trative body, he is president of the
Chamber of Commerce, and is one of
the city's most active supporters. He is
a man who has won a. high reputation
and attained financial success largely
through his own efforts, and his many
honorable and praiseworthy character
istics inspires universal confidence
| q oil MIL xuhn ha ha
II w. Kramer, the son, was born in
Minnesota, and is an energetic young
business mau, who as a member of this
company, takes prominent part in the
conduct of its affairs having charge of
the office and books " The above clip
ping from the Hobart (Oklahoma)
Republican about former Websterites
will be read with interest by Mr.
Kramer's many Day county friends.
The quar- tiers of the Commercial Club
in the new city hall are about rrady for
OCCUPANCY and the committee in charge
are arranging for the proper furnish
ings, 1t will not be long before the
formal opening takes place and the
event will mark new era and furnish
an opportunity for all hands to pledge
themselves to advance in every possible
manner the interests of our little city.
The organization Is especially strong
embracing nearly every business man
in the city, and the quarters of the club
are in keeping with its numerical
strength and in a short time will
become rendezvous for those inter-
ested in the welfare of Webster, there
10 enjoy few hours of socialibility and
to discuss in friendly vein local mat
tiers from a non-partisan standpoint,
ever keeping in view the main point is
a Greater Webster. Naturally the
motto OF such body of business men
should be Boost, not knock" We are
all apt to draw apart in matters in
which an united front is desirable,
more for the want of common ground
on which to meet than anything else
and this the Commercial club will
afford. An opportunity now presents
Itself by which questions of local pub.
| lie moment may be decided from nom
partisan standpoint, that Is, the present
method of taking one view of local
issue simply because political adver-
sary takes another, must be abandoned
and sincere, earnest effort substituted
to work and act only for the welfare
and advancement of the best city in the
north part of South Dakota. Long live
the Commercial Club of Webster. If
you are not member, get in the game,
be booster.