The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-06-18
in THE SCANDINAVIAN NORTH
Gieonings Of Important News Of NorsUay, Ss0eden
and Denmark, wifh Occasional Comments.
BY MARTIN w.

Wholesale Merchant Hedge DrangeI
of Stockholm has donated the sum OF
10000 crowns to the golden wedding
s.sa "a ming oscar III and Queen
Sophia. The fund is to be used by the
society for a fitting memorial of the
iftieth wedding anniversary Of tho
late king.
The weather conditions have been
unfavorable In the main, making the
cease about two weeks later than the
average. The acreage OF grains, as q
result. Is somewhat less them usual.
With favorable weather from now ON
the outlook is for a good crop and
good prices.
There is a prospect of the sale Of
the Mora-venern railway in the near
future. A syndicate which has con-
troll of the Stockholm-visteras and the
Ge1e-Dala railways has made an offer
for the property. The matter of the
sale will be considered at a meeting
Of the stockholders June is.
The authorities OF Westerns have do
cided to put In a new electric light
and power system. The new plant is
to cast 395. 900 crowns, and will be up
to-date In every particular. Sixtyone
thousand crowns were appropriated
for the increase OF the wired districts.
The necessary funds will be raised by
a bond issue.
A merchant by name of Nels Pear.
son, recently went into the Forgery
business on q large scale. forging q
total Of twenty-four checks OF the
value OF 45.450 crowns. The discovery
was soon made and the man jailed
He has been In business twenty-five
years and was well known. He gave
as his excuse hat he wished to get
money to square UP his old accounts.
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An indication OF the trend Of things
was the appearance of the first
in the second chamber OF the riksdag
recently. She came In during the
evening session and seated herself
near the stenographer's table. The
members are wondering how soon
there will be a woman before them ON
the speakers platform. The women
are fast coming to the front politically
in this country.
According to q correspondent in the
Fs4-~n~ 49, Aaa~ - n.nufa nth 49,
mence his trip abroad the first Of
June, visiting Sweden, France. Eng
land and ITALY. There Is nothing GER
tain about his route, ga the greatest
secrecy Is maintained In regard to the
matter. II is thought that the visit
in France will be limited to meeting
the president in one of the coast cities
instead OF Paris,
The report OF the ironworkers' So
ciety for the year indicates that the
export OF iron articles Is decreasing
from year to year. For the first quar-
ter OF this year the export was less by
$500 tons than for the corresponding
period last year. Last ear there
were in Sweden la shelters in opera
ton In the country, while this year
there are only 80. No eason is indt-
Gated for the decrease.
Il. T. Fryklund, one OF Stoekholm's
prominent wholesale dealers, whose
death occurred recently, remembered
his city with a handsome donation.
After providing for his relatives, he
left the balance TO the city for use In
p~ensioning clerks who are family sup
porters, during such periods as they
may be out OF employment. The value
OF his estate was about 100000
crowns, and OF this about 10000
crowns go TO the city under this pro-
vfainu