The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-06-11

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The Pierre high school graduated
a class CT fourteen last week. Rev.
H. L. Russell delivered the address.
Edward Highland Of Langford
lied ct Webster from blood poisoning
GLOWING an operation. He vas
~hirty-eight years of age.
Pierre viii this week entertain TIC
Catholic Order of Foresters, the
Knights Of Pythias on June 16 and
he bankers of the state on June 20.
The town of Farmingdale was
struck by a tornado last week. Many
buildings were wrecked and telegraph
ind telephone lines were blown down.
Barney McVeigh has been elected
captain of Company /, S. D. N. G., at
Aberdeen, to succeed Capt. w. w.
aeaman, recently promoted to be
major.
Articles Of incorporation have been
lied at Pierre for the Bank of Leola,
With a capital of $4,000. The incor-
oorators are Charles Turner, Delphey
Turner and L. e. Turner.
The Watertown Knights Of Column
BUS have subscribed $3.50 toward the
$500, 900 pledge made by the national
order for an endowment fund of the
Catholic university at Washington.
Gov. Massey has appointed Carl
Behrens of Rapid City a member Of
me state board of pharmacy to fill
the vacancy caused by the expiration
Of the commission of s. R. Smith of
Lead.
Autoists in the Black Hills are to
have their first test of speed between
Belle Fourche and Spearfish for a
cash prize of $100. Entries are be-
ing received from numerous points
in the Hills.
Freeman Knowles has filed a petit
ton at Pierre to have the militia
law referred to the people at the next
election. This MAKES FIVE laws which
have been referred so far, and anoth-
er petition is in the field.
A class Of fifteen was graduated
from the Huron high school. The
baccalaureate sermon was delivered
by Rev. Alfred Bredesen. DR.. A. w.
Trettjan of Vermillion university de-
livered the annual address.
Fire at Vermillion totally destroyed
the large factory Of the Stork Fold
ing Crib company, together with 1000
cribs that were ready for shipment.
The loss is estimated at$10,000; only
partially covered by insurance.
A rumor has been circulated at Abb
erdeen that Morristown, a new town
west of the Missouri river in South
Dakota, would be made a division
point on the Milwaukee railroad. Mil
waukee officials at Aberdeen deny the
rumor.
The report OF the Gregory land Of
fee to the state auditor shows that
there were 871 new quarter sections
to add to the tax lists of the state in
that district. Gregory county, OF
course, has the largest number, with
653; Charles Mix is next with 211, Of
which II were final proof and the
rest by sale OF Indian lands.
The body OF John Marchand, county
commissioner Of Cook county, who
was manager of the Stillwell Coal
Company of Aladdin, and who was
drowned In the Belle Fourche river
on March %, was recovered last
week. He lost his life while crossing
the river fifty miles above Deadwood,
near where his body was found.
When a list OF Indian inherited
lands were offered for sale at Chey.
enne River Indian agency a rev days
ago, there was spirited bidding for a
number of the tracts, some of them
going at $40 an acre The lands were
on the reservation west Of Forest
City, and the high prices were on &C.
count of the activity In railroad u
veys which several roads are making
in that part Of the state at the pres
ent time.
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After lingering for a month, semi
conscious as a result Of a fall at the
Wasp No. 2 mine at Deadwood, in
which he sustained a fractured skull
Edward Murrain. a young miner, d'ed
last week at Deadwood. Murrain was
at n time a cowboy on the Wyom
ing plains and had been married only
a short time. He was working in the
open cut Of the mine when a rock.
fall occurred and he was struck on
the head. Murrsin was twenty-five
years old.
In the sham battle between the
militia companies Of Pierre and High
more on the camp grounds near
Pierre, Col. Frost declared the ouf