Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-03

The Commercial hotel served Q
splendid dinner Thanksgiving day
The menu was a credit to the house
in its variety, preparation and serving
1t brought forth many deserved com.
phments.
O. z. Brooks and son. Reuben,
departed Thursday evening for Dyers-
vile, Ia, to visit Mrs. Brooks and
daughters who are there to consult doc-
tors as to the condition of the little
daughter, Blanche.
Henry Myers and wife spent Thanks
giving in this city the guests of the
lady's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Chapman. They went to Andover
where Henry has accepted position as
agent for the Milwaukee.
There will be divine services in st
Mary's Episcopal church on Sunday.
December 6, at 11:00 a. m. and 4:30
p. m. The Advent season and its les
son. -"This Rave done for thee. What
hast thou done for me?'
The second number of the lecture
course was given Friday evening at the
court house whea Robert Parker Miles
gave lecture and which was even
above and better than the recommends
which advanced him to this city
ha 80 Cd ro
gave card party Wednesday evening
as return for the parties the Foresters
have given lately. There was a large
attendance and all had the good time
which always accompanies their gather
ings.
II. o. Loken, manager of the Sherman
house, was absent from Aberdeen q
couple of days this week. Tuesda yhe
attended the Potter Herple wedding at
Andover and Thanksgiving he spent at
his home in Webster. rdeen Amer
ican. Saturday
Last week r. H and E r. Philbrook
proprietors of the Commercial livery
purchased the liver, business of Efnor
& Knapp. This gives Philbrook Bros
the con troll of both barns which they
will operate until spring and very likely
will then build.
One of the best and most economical
presents for Christmas, birthday or
wedding is fine, nicely finished photo
graph. 1t makes a most treasured keep
sake. For the best, most artistic and
up-to-today photographs call on
Johnson, the photographer.
The following is an extract from the
Hobart, Oklahoma, Democrat, in
regard to A. II Kramer, formerly of
the firm of Kramer g. Co in this city:
lone of the largest deals ever closed in
Hobart was consummated Thursday
wnen the Hobart Ice and Coal Co,
including the bottling and cream works
were sold by A II. Kramer and Charles
Rogers to A. e Fritsche, consideration
$780, GEO Mr.. Kramer will move to
Oklahoma City for permanent
residence. There is general regret
upon the part of everyone to.learn that
Mr.. Kramer, who has been identified
with the business interests of the city
since the opening days, is to. retire from
business circles Of the town. Not only
has he succeeded in business for him
self, but has been liberal contributor
te.every worthy enterprise calculated
TO benefit the city. AS pubic servant |
and member of the city council, it is
largely due to him that paving, five-
feet walks, parking and tree planting
ever the entire city was made compul- |
sorry. The effect of his regulation is
apparent to all, for during the past two
years q veritable transformation scene
toward the city beautiful has taken
place. And the work begun during the |
of which ne was mem. |
Der and prime mover. promises to make |
Hobart one of the most attractive cities |
in Oklahoma. Mr. Kramer will remain |
in Hobart for some time yet, but with
regret will 1t be that he and his daugh-
ter, Mi,s Charlotte,are 70 move else
where"