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New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

r,,,or Ton oq-Eessan fly reports from Kan
sss helped to strengthen the wheAt man I,I Le.
to-day At the close prices were 74c 70 PC So
aaorad with Yesterdays final quotations Corn
end oats closed steady and provisions hr'n:
AI+hough business on the Board or TRADE was
5tn,dicanned by the crippled wire service,
&c +o the severe storm throughout the west ai4u
Nor+hwest trade in the wheat pit at uIIeS us US
nlaved considerable activity. weak TONE "aS @
Pc ttastsd OF the start because of extremely I'D
areI shipments of wheat this week from Areentlla
and Australia, the movement trom the is Iorn1s
country being 4696O0O bushels, which was cohsla-
rshIy more than had been estimated yesterday
while Australia exported 100000 ousheIs Inc eau
ing bull came to the support OF the MAJ Aet, 49, az
+rGs Irsnired liberal covering by snorIs' winch
a,1sed q sharp rally toward the middle OF the day
Mail advices from Kansas which told OF oaHlAse
to the fall-sown crop in the southern counues - VI
- s,sta nv the Hessian fly brought out adoi-
tionaI demand especially for the July deINery' anu
helned to increase bullish sentiment. Anere ~as vac
oodora ta nrodt taking during the mai hour' "Heh
o,sod some recessions from the high point OK the
session The close. however, was nrin, win NC
at 81 O7Ih to 81 075s and July at sI7sc clear u
.rhoo+ and flour were equal to $4,000 ousheS- EA-
,orts for the week as shown by Bradstreets were
eouaI to S0447O0 bushels. Primary receipls w !,
comnleta 6gures) were lIS0W oushels' S0'--P
itb 4s2 600 bushels the corresponding daV year
aeo Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported q
receipts of 1s1 cars against 1S7 cars last "eeA anu
244 year ago -. .o. ,-,odera,a
ADVANCES In the price of early IN the Session:
hut later In the day sentiment became sonIe"iso.
Joorsb owing 10 an official forecast or coo wave
tNnigbt Eastern demand for cash corn was quiet,
and local receipts were more than had been esu-
mated yesterday. The market closed ABOUT steauS @
with May ant July at 627sc. Local recelpts were
172 cars with of contract grade -
The feature OF trade in the oats market was N%s
moderate purchases OF the May delivery oy cash
interests Trade in general was exceeolnsS ~ >
and prices ranged within narrow bounds AT the
close MAY was at 62c and July at $3.50 Local re-
ceIpts were 157 cars ,. -,,z
An advance of 1oc in live hogs inspired consid-
erahla demand for provisions which caused a
frn1 tone throughout the entire day some OF tne
leaders in the grain pit were active buyers "a.
the close prices were &c to ZOc hishei' 'u
with the previous close
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow "aeal, car
corn 10 cars; oats, 1o1 cars; hogs. 1S'o" heec-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
THE KENSINGTON SOLD
DEAL OF S1,1O0, 900.
peal Estate Neses-Sales, Leases and
Plans.

-. announcement was made yesterday OF the
=. of the Kensngton. new eleven story and
,..smeut Areproof store ard loft building at the
~hesst corner Of Fifth avenue and 18th street
-. nroperty was sold by the Richman Realty and
-st-lctfon Company, through NJ. & L Hess to
sshs-+ S Minturn. The Kensington occupies g
-. soz1S feet, with L. 25x61 feet
" Minturp, the purchaser, gave in part pay
.rt the ten story and basement freprcof store and
e hulding at Nos. 81 and 53 West 31st street be-
W., W. FIFTH avenue and Broadway. size g. 4xsss feet
~. amount involved was S1,1o0,0oO. Mr.. Minturn
III hold the Fifth avenue property an invest
nsnt
,snt for Henry Leerburger Nos. 2S5 and 295a Pearl
.-.at a FIVE story and basement building lot
a. Eve years 10 tenant The same brokers re-
.,-tly resold for Mr.. Leerburger No 297 Pearl
.+-set the adjoining parcel
f-fhbs & Kirby have sold for Alfred P. Coburn to
franklin Petit the northeast corner Of wadsworth
,renue and nth street, q plot ssI0x100 feet
Joseph A Kehoe has sold for Charles W. Rosen-
.hsI the property the northwest corner OF 10th
erect and Fort Washington avenue to q buyer
so- investment The plot is e5x1oo feet.
Tasis schrag has sold for Mary B. Padden the
n-fvate dwelling No. 156 West 21st street. on a
lot sza2 feet. TO q client
pfsns fled yesterday with the Buildings
ne5artrnent for q new six story apartment house
70 be built for Frederick Britsch 1ast street,
west Of St Nicholas avenue 1t is to be OF the
italian Renaissance design, Of brick trimmed with
limestone and viii have a frontage OF 75 feet and
DEPTH Of 81 feet and contain twenty-five suites
a. spartnents It IS TO cost 100000 Steinle Town
ssud Haskell are the architects.
Plans were also fled for seven story loft build
,ns 10 be erected at Nos 14S and 145 West 20th
erect for the Twentieth Street Construction Com
Many II is to be of brick and stone. with 'front.'
age Of 45 feet, and 81 feet Deep and will cost
rcnn Tha acts
Samuel Winters has planned a one story store
bulding TO be erected at the northeast corner of
Broadway and EOth street It is to front 122
feet on Broadway and 60 feet in the street, and
vii be apportioned into eight stores It is to cost
n0en The architect is Oscar Lowinson-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
The Gross Earnings Show Increase of S24,587
Over Last Year.

The annual report of the New York & queens
County Railway Company, subsidiary OF the In
terborough Rapid Transit Company. for the year
ended June 30 LAST, was filed yesterday with the
Public Service Commission. The gross earnings
were sOO an increase of s5S7 over the previous
year. Operating expenses were SSVSs9' an increase
Of sss eO7 Taxes $4,000, increase Of S12,-
600 Net income from operating was $685. a de-
crease of s56 319 Incorporating income was S,006,
which made gross income applicable to corporate
purposes sSl.04 a decrease OF S4SZoS. interest
charges were $500 013S, increase Of $37565, which
left q deficit for year OF sls,o9 an increase OF
ssss2s Previous surplus S2S7.04s decrease OF
s33, ,573-
Deducting the deficit for the year. the Total sur
plus was reduced to s1l7952 decrease Of S2O'4e2
No dividends were paid. Taxes under-accrued
amounted to $4,000, increase Of 1854 Deduct
ing this item, the surplus June 80 was Si7952,
decrease Of $219.e97. The total number OF passen-
gers carried the year 235l0.55o an increase
OF 22 s24 The number OF accidents was III, and
the number Of killed 4. The injured totaned l68.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE BONDS,
Par or Better for s2s,S64,OOo Issue Said to
Have Been Obtained.

The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company, 1t
was announced yesterday, has sold to ]. p. Nor
gan & Co. bonds of aggregate par value OF
500 85 coo which are the collateral for the COM
pany's outstanding s23O0oOOO five to twenty year
collateral trust gold bonds of 1906, which it has
been decided to redeem April l. The company.
it is understood, has obtained par tribe better
for this collateral that after the redemption Of
the s 100000 collateral trust bonds there VIII re-
main about s6G040O0 cash. which may be used for
improvements.
The collateral consists of s18.20O.G00 unified per
cents s46I9O00 Louisville & Nashville Paducah &
Memphis division bonds g. 100000 Louisville &
Nashville Terminal Company 4s s4o45.000 South
& North Alabama 5s and 100000 Pensacola & At
lantic 6s. There had been no advance rumors OF
this sale, which, It is said, the company arranged
because for certain reasons other than the saving
of interest which will be small, it desired to retire
the collateral trust obligations at this time
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
cosmiDEs GOES TO STATE PRISON.

Cyharacterizng him & menace to the community
and a Dr. JekyI and Mr. Hyde. Judge Foster IN
General Sessions yesterday sentenced Christopher
Cosmides, a partner OF Alfred Goslin' who is no"
in Paris to not moro than four years ana nlne
months nor not less than four years ana 'lieo
months, in state prison Cosmides Is 'liits -t"O 20"
ors ola and st the time of his arrest lived at the
Gilsey House.
In August, 1901, 1oO-share certificate OF Onl'ed
States Steel preferred was stolen from De Coppe'
e. Doremus bankers and brokers. OF NO u Broao-
way, at the instigation OF Goslin. VINO IN turn
handed II to Cosmides to negotiate Cosimdes was
not arrested until 1906. when Goslln ned u FH'i''
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
HAwLEY DENIES COAST LINE RUMoR.

Edwin Hawley said yesterday that there was no
truth in the report from Richmond that ms ana
his associates had acquired the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway fer the purpose of turning 1t over to the
Atlantic Coast Line system. On the contrary, he
said they had bought the road with the idea Of
operating 1t to Its fullest capacity. An officer OF
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company also
denied the Richmond rumor. The statement in the
dispatch that Mr. Hawley is a director OF the At
lantic Coast Line is also without foundation. He
IS not and never has been member of the board
of that road. +. W. Scott of Mr.. Hawley's
associates in the Chesapeake & Ohio deal. IL
director Of the Atlantic Coast Line and 1t is true
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
Public Notices.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND AZ
hENTS MAIN OFFICE, BOROUGH
MANN A,rsrAN HALL. OF RE,(fDRI

THE CITY OF NEW YORK
MgNTs. MAIN OFFICE. BoRoUGa OF
MANHATTAN HALL OF RECORDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, as required
by the Greater New York Charter thai the
Sssssd ~ e VaGatIon 20 Of Real Real and % Persona Estafs
CT tho Boroushs of Manhattan. The Bronx
The CITY p of New York. viii be open for public
inspection. examination and correction on ths
isos. s- " ' '''' '
During the time that the books are open for
public Inspection application may be made by
any person corporation claiming to os az
erisved BY the assesse valuation Of real or
IN the Borough Of Manhattan at the Main
office OF the Department of Taxes ana Assess
msnts No. 81 Chambers Street, Hau o. Hsc-
ords. AN,
OF the Department. Municipal building. l'th
Street and Sd Avenue
In the Borough Of Brooklyn. at the oftics Oh
the Department Municipal Building
In the Borough Of Queens at ne o1nGe .,
The pepa5sqf{f ff saSsst seE.st 1or Island csy
In the Borough OF Richmond. at the o1nce
of abe Department, Borough Hall New
hsepiiestions for the reduction Of rsal sststs
assessments must be in writing and should Dc
1iSi, Snp,jcations for the correction of the per
sonal assessments Of corporations must
filed at the main office in the Borough OK
Application in relation TO the assessed vaira-
ton OF prFS01Ei cSLAtc nus
person assessed at the office OF The Depart
Tnent in the Borough where such person re-
or business IN the City OF New York at the
ofnce Of the Department In the baropsn
tween tie hours oS 10 A n and p M. e1-
cept on Saturday when all applications nust
ha rnzde between u 4 n and = noon
LAWSON PURDY. President
FRANK RAYMOND.
JAMES ] TuILY,
CHARLES PUTZEL.
HUGH HASTINGS.
CHARLES = McCoR&ACH-
JOHN = HAEIsERAN,
Commissioners ef Taxes and &.ssszsr s1<<A
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
B,R, T. EARNINGS BELOW 1907.
Improvement Reported Since Beginning Of the
Year-Directors Reelected.

The stockholders of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company at their annual meeting yesterday re-
elected the retiring directors, except H H Porter,
resigned whose place filled by the election OF
George F. Porter and elected James n. Wallace,
president Of the Central Trust Company. sue
cessor 10 the late Anson r Flower. and J. Horace
Harding Of Charles D. Barney & Co, TO succeed
the late John G. Jenkins The new board Of d.
rectors probably will organize In about ten days
President Winter said after the meeting that the
cornpany's earnings for the six months ended on
December 81 slightly below those for the cor
responding period in 1907, but that business had
been improving since the beginning OF the year.
Asked by a stockholder whether or not a dividend
was to be declared the future. he answered:
Whatever is best for the company will be done
by the directors"
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
PICTURE SHOW ORDINANCE SIGNED.

Mayor Mcclellan signed yesterday the resolution
nassed by the Board Of Aldermen Tuesday, pro-
hibiting children under the age Of sixteen years
FROM visiting moving picture shows unless accom-
napied by parent relative friend of parents The
Rnenaltv for violation the part of the manager
is q fine OF from SO to $50 Any person not the
narent relative or friend of the family who takes
a child under sixteen years of age to such show
without the consent Of a parent is also guilty
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
GARDEN CITY SALES.

The Garden City Estates has sold, at its prop
ssy the villa plot On the corner Of Nassau Bou1e-
vs-d and Chester avenue; large plot on the east
ads Of KiIburn Road, between Stewart avenue and
sratford avenue; q plot on the west side OF XII
burn Road south OF Salisbury avenue; plot on
the east side of KiIburn Road, north Of Salisbury
sveuue: e plot On the west side Of KIlburn Road.
Immediately north o. Chester avenue, and plot
on the east SIDE Of Rrixton Road south Of Chester
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Plans for the following buildings fled
at The Bronx bureau of buildings
Brook ave, $. from 1s6th to 18Th st: six
FtTction Co. owners Albert Morris architect 10000
11Sth ST. corner Prospect four story
brick tensments: 3Sx90. three 29xS7;
Barry Bros, owners; Moore s. Landseidel. archi-
Clinton ave. s. 20 # OF 175th ST. Q three story
Construction Co. owneTs c 5 clark archtect., $4,000
Briggs e s. SS9.2 fl n Of Kinssbri6ge Road,
Realty Co. owner: c ciart. a1cRitect ~ 1850
Creston E. l75 IT OF 19sth st: two story
ClaTK architect .... 80 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
LOANS FOR FLATHoUSEs.

The Severn Realty & Construction Company. of
which Benjamin D. Woog is president. obtained
from the Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany building and permanent loans aggregating
SE7ooo on their property the east side of Flat
bush avenue. running from Fenmore street TO Rut-
land Road These to be six four story fats,
two apartments TO Il floor the inside houses and
three TO floor in the corner houses They will be
ready for occupancy about August 1 next
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
PLANS AND ALTERATIONS.

Plans for new buildings and alterations have been
filed at the bureau of buildings, Manhattan. as
follows:
1SIst st. n g. so II W Of ST Nicholas ave. fer
story brick a-ertInent house I5xS7; F
aTchtects 7'.-.: & s1oo 900
Broadway, corner 1S9th st: q
insoh. architect c........... 10000
10Th st Nos l4S and I45 West; for a story
s,on 3l' CO. oq neses owner and contractor 10000
Madison ave, " 10th st: alterations to a
smmeTsed n599 s19fg & sf.cxier aTchitecs 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Three Parcels SoId-lnterested Per-
sons the Purchasers.

Inc results Of the auction sales yesterday on tho
heaI Estate Exchange were as follows:
BY Herbert A Sherman Nos. 1o5 and iO7 Colu-nbia
81 s. 60 # Stanton st, 40x25 sty brk terrnt
ana store Herman Gottlieb agt Goldstein
a, StEtlund HONG, atty; MaxImus A Lesser
oe, Sa524 UI taxes, ETC. S532 subject
s'gsauhg $3.50 TO Jenny Dorb for S1S,427
- rw Joseph Z: Day: No. 215 Z 25th ST. 1S5 # Q
OF 1nro ave 2Jx9S9, bTk tenmt; Minnie Rinaldo
ast Morris Schoenfeld al; Paul Henger atty: Ed
yard ~ L Paris ref: due. s6.722 65 taxes. etc.
sI.3OV SUBJECT TO OF S23. 600; Black,
party in interest. for S2q, 768.
10 SO Z 18th st, 2706 W o Avenue B. 25x
49, sly bTk tennt and store; Yeta Lef1owitz agt
sam Neinstock ct a.; Abraham Landau. atty; Louis
Jersawitz. ref due S. SS; taxes ETC. $50 20:
SUBJECT TO mort S2S,500 leases; plaintiff
for $34 O00 - ~
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
GIBRALTAR HOTELS.

that there Is valuable physical and traffic con
nection between the two roads at Richmond and
that the latter gets large amount OF traffic from
the Chesapeake & Ohio at this point out there 10
no reason 10 believe it is stated, that their rela-
tons will be any closer in the future than they are
at present
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
LOAN TO LoTos CLUB.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has
loaned the Lotos Club sS5e.ooo at AZ per cent for
five years on its new clubhouse, on the south side
Of s7th street between Sixth and Seventh avenues
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
rpezEs TO DEATH IN FREIGHT CAR.

Buffalo. JAN "a man whose identity Is as yet
unknown was found frozen TO death IN freAsh'
car which reached the East Bunaio ITeish' !0,u0
- .h nTev, York Central Railroad last evening
from the East.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
ny. & QUEENS COUNTY RY. REPORT

1000
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19

This section Of the country needs
more farmers. dairymen and stock
men The new towns need more
merchants, business men and pro-
feSsional men. There are oppor-
tunities for all
Nothing appeals 50 strongly to a
prospective settler in new country
IS :; letsser from All actual resident
giving details a> to crops raised,
the Yields ihs prit.sss the rIimete.
the cost OF getting y start, the water
and fuel supply, and other infor-
nation.
You have q splendid coRntyy.
The sol, is fertile, the climate good
and the chances for getting start
are rnch better here than they are
in thd thickly settled portions of
the Fast.
f0a can help M,i'd - this
country. II YOU have friends in
the East try to interest them in To-
eating here. J would Ike fn have
soi. NJ. n about yom personal
eApamcnvo SINCE yoU located here
tep Il HAYNES hnwlertii0n Agt
e. y 4 st. r kN alo Nara Il.
Si iir fNe0 ~
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19

The Board of Trustees of the
town OF Mobnidge will on Dec. 7th
at s o'clock p. M. in the Town
Hall, receive sealed bids for the
sale of 10 bonds of Fivo Hundred
Dollars each ($500.0O). Said bonds
are issued for the purpose eff re-
funding warrants now outstandi,. g
issued to pay balance on water
works, purchase of fire apparatus
and building of Town Hall, said
bonds to draw interest al the rate
OF six per cent per annun, PAYABLE
seinl-annuaIly and ~ run fifteen
years. SIGNED: ". s. Ayrgley.
8zs5 mn Clos,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19
Friday, November -, 1862



Now tie turkcv rOostins low
Finds rs spirit fClI ct Woe
Notes taot popularity
T. rot AN us said to be-
wishes uat Ne Lad been wise
In his corn fed paradise.
Ie'd hy far the wiser been
HAD hn vested wougst the lean;
Had he dleted bit'
Kceung aN Ills muscles fit.
stead of. Ike prideful fiat
Goreiug until plump and rat
Soc, In state AZ last he lies,
Flaukod about by pumpkin pies
Flaukcd with fresh cut celery,
Giblot sauce and cranberry
Covered with pail OF crisp,
Here and there a parsley wlsp
Lying softly on his breast;
Stuffed with spice and nuts or chest
Poor old turkey. Victim he
OF his g0bbling vanity.
Gladstone day for young and old,
Whether winds he soft or cold:
Day that gives n nation pause
For it's grateful "Dco Laus,'
Day that brings US face TO race
With the fount Of love and grace
II were blessing past compare
That we have a day so rare;
Day from others all apart
Given over to the heart,
TO q realizing sense
OF the great boneicence
OF the hand divine above
THAT hath ruled as hut through low
.-Inhn kendrick Bange IN Harp
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19

Department Of the Interior t. $. Land Office
q Nbeldeen, :. d.
Oct. p. 1900
Notice is hereby given that Jacob Running, of
Mobridge, :. d., who on March 80. 1908 made
HomeSteaa E4tTy, No liol9, Serial O476 for y D.
SE q, SW = NEA and Lot ?, Section 5
township l-l. Range - West 5th principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention ia
make final commUation proof to establish claim to
The land above described, before the register
and receiver at Aberdeen, s. D.. the 26th day OF
November. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses. F, A. Goodman
\. l. Nelson. $. A. Sauer, Frank Blanchard all
of Mobridge, $. y.
3Q-5 =. ID. Kribs. Rssis,er
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19
PatrOnize Home Industry

The prosperity of our neighbor
means great deal more to us than
the prosperity of a person living ,
hundred or a thousand miles away
We owe it to tie communitY IN
which we live TO do everytbino
that We can ard in every possible
way that will be to tie adrarss -
OF that community not "a coinmu-
ni'y N which we Aave 10 interes,
and from which we receive no
be at.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19
Boost for the Land Office

Every resident of Walworth q, q
Campbell counties SHOULD use Il
influence possible in securing fu
Mobridgc, the metropolis, of W.
worth county, the new Un..ed
States land Office which the er-
ernment is sure to install in
western country TO accommoC. O.
the homcstcalers on the new la IS
west of the river.
\ land office will be install I
somewhere IN this part of ,u
state Mobridge is. without ii
doubt. the most logical locat. IN
for it. Others are after it, nc.a-
bly, LaBeau ON this side Of tn.
river. forty miles below Mobridgc
and some of the new towns on th.
west side. They are putting u. Il
fight FOR the land Office and uhlo-
the people of Mohridge and y
worth and CrmpbeIl counties rs
busy some one OF those a. le,
towns will get the plum.
The three now lines OF railr +
now being built ont of Mob
to tap the reservation cou
makes this city the logical
for the office, The new h3
steaders will be able to &, &,
Mobrldge easier than to any G. 4
town. Were the Office locate i.
sGme town on the west side CT
river these homeSteaders Vs.
have to come TO Mobridge an
to get to that other town.
Beau is out Of the question,
has no railroad connection u
the western country.
IN Walworth and Camp
counties there are some %
acres of wild land not yet Inn
proved. When final proof is m o
ON this land these homestead
could prove up at Mobridge eas
than in amy other city.
y prominent official Of the n
waallee railroad this week infcr j.
ed members OF the local CONNIE
cial club that he would do what lie
could iu favor of Mobridge, and it
IS now up 10 the residents of this
section of the state to get out and
work for the land office.
There is not man living who
has not some influence. Letters
from these men to Senators Gam
ble and Crawford and Congress
men Burke and Martin, urging
the claims of Mobridge, should be
written and without delay. Con-
gress will meet in December and
there is no time to be lost.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19
Bn.ld Up Ihis Country.

The Chicago, Milwaukee x st.
aul Halfway is interested in the
aeVeiopment and settlement of ths
eonntis AID, IA the work ofalt-or,
lng immigration needs tl.e a,lix.
~ SiS'a'ict' ft ettfie's alregglv lneats
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19
Low Round.Trip Fares 10 Council
Bluffs and Omaha in November AMI
December.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paal
Ry.
This Railway will sell excursion
tickets to Council Bluffs and Oma-
ha i'll November and December at
ONE AND ONE HALF FARES
FOR THE ROUND TRIP. on ac-
count of the following expoSitions:
National Horticultural Congress
at Council Bluffs, November l. Ia
20 Tickets on sale November Il.
- and is. Return limit Ncvem.
ber 22.
National Corn Execs;tion n
Omaha, December to Is. Tick.
cts on sale beginning December 6
Return limit December %.
Further information from local
agent Chicago, Milwaukee ( y,
Paui Railway. r. 4. Miller. Gen,
eral Passenger Agent. Chicaoo
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-11-19

- ON illl'itu from lta-t
with the city and told several local
business men that he would rather
invest here than in any town lie
knows Of. He is now in tie
cement block manufacturing bust
ness ia George Iowa. but will
move the plant here and put in
hydraulic power He will start
his factory with lour machines.
giving employment at he -.art TO
sixteen men
Sand from the GIenham pit will
be utilized ny the factory this
being found BY Mr. Fay 70 lie
perfectly satisfactory
The warm sunshine is making
the snow which fell last sunday
and Monday go fast Considera-
bic snow Tell on the two days. the
Sunday storm being aeroMpaniad
by . high wind. The snow was
blown off the prairies 50 the cattle
were able to feed