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The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-27

Cliff Gordon, the German Sen
ator," the actor manager who
has made the world laugh, says:
"Have never had better liquor
or at better prices. carry
them everywhere with me-"
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-27

Bobby North, one of the stars
Of the FolIies OF 1910, says:
81 don't believe I ever had such
good Whiskey as your Private
Stock. How can you sell it for
the prioe7"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23
Summons

State CT South Dakota. County Of Wal
worth, SIS.
In Circuit Court. Tenth Judicit
Circuit.
Christine Aboya. Plaintiff, vs.. JOSEPH
Aboya, Defendant.
The state Of South Dakota sends Greetinv,
TO the aboye named defendant:
o are hereby summoned and required
to- answer the complaint OF the above
named plaintiff a copy Of which Is herewith
served upon you. and TO serve a copy oil
yonr answer on the subscriber at his office
in the City OF Mobridge. In Walworth
County and State OF South Dakota. within
Thirty Days after the service OF this SUR
mons, exclusive OF the day OF service. and Il
you fail TO answer this complaint within
that time. the plaintiff win apply TO ths
Court for the relief demanded In SCI
complaint.
Dated at Mobridge, South Dakota, IL /
5fh day ~ September. 1plc.
~. a. Empey. Attorney for Plaintiff,
Mobridge. i. d.. 2t8
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23

The City Of Mobridge, s. D.,
offers for sale 900. 40 worth Of
Naterworks Bonds bearing five
per cent interest, payable, 1000.
On July 1st, 1910, ana $500 per
year thereafter; also is. 100000.
worth Of General Fund Bonds
bearing five per cent interest, pay
able $500 on Sept. Ist, 1915, aud
5000 per year thereafter. Certi-
fed cheek Of 5000 to accompany
each bid.
Address E. E. Empey, City
Auditor, Mobridge. s. d.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23

state Of south dakota. County % wsi-
worth. SIS.
In susttse court before Arthur g.. Keene,
Jassice CT the Peace.
w. n. cwyer, plaintin, vs.. II. G.
Bnckholz, defendant.
The state OF south Dakota sends greeting
to ri. @. Buckholz. defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear be-
fore me, ut my Office In the City Of
Mobridge. in said county, on the 18th
day OF September, 1910. at nine O'Clock
d. M. to answer t0 the complaint al
the above named plaintiff, w. O. Dwyer
who claims to recover OF you the sum Of
Forty five Dollars on a contract Tor work,
labor and services rendered during ths
month OF August, 1910. ct your speciel
instance and request, and 'Fifty-Five Dol.
lars by reason Of defendants refusal, neg
iect and delay to pay said wages.
And you nre hereby notified teat II you fail
TO az pear and answer as above required,
said plaintiff viii TAX judgment against
you IN the sum Of One Hundred Dollars,
together with the costs OF this action.
Given under my hand this 10th day d
September. 1910.
Arthur O.. Keene,
Justice Of the Peace In and for Walwort;
County, South Dakota.
To the sheriff or any constable OF said
county. greeting: hiake legal service here.
OF and due return.
y. E. Clayton. Attorney for Piaiatif.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23
NOTICE

All parties holding unpaid bills
for labor or material ON the new
schoolhouse built in Mobridge,
now completed, present them as
soon as possible for settlement at
Lawyer Mor..;son's Office in Mo-
bridge.
Also all parties claiming 3nraid
bills on Il. Townsend's residence.
BY order Of John Eauschildt,
Contractor, Mohridge, $. D
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23

60 70 tie REX millinery store
for yosT hat. You will have the
correct style.
Mrs. J. G. chngch is VISITING
her sisters at Omaha. Neb. and
Sheldon Iowa.
Editor Lease Of the Glenham
Journal has been in the city on
business today.
Mrs. j. " Harris aad Miss
Winifred viii 90 to Mcintosh
tomorrow morning for q short
visit.
The repownal Gossard corset is
carried at tie Hsllriegel millinery
store. The best fitting in the
market.
-.#.. HrHM &.H@
Miss Anna Flerming arrived
a few days agofrom Monticello Ia,
to join her brother here for q
weeks visit with relatives.
VIM. Rice, employed here for a
tire on the night force at the depot,
left Monday FOR Seattle. Wash. to
join his mother and sister.
1t will not be long till you will
have TO pick out your Thanks
giving turkeys and begin to pur-
chase your Christmas prcsenst.
Owing to q service Of the Nor
wegian friends, there will be no
English service Sunday morning.
The pastor viii preach in the
evening. Services begin at s
o'clock.
| want to go duck hunting and
will sell 200 acres of good land
at $14.25 per acre and two town
at a sacrifice. Must sell the town
lots to get the shells to 90 hunting
T. NJ. Goodman Land & Loan Co.
Miss Ill. He!lr;egeI's millinery
Opening on Monday and Tutsda,
was tbs ehiof attraction for the
feminine The portion q poaalat on
and some Of ne masculine members
also rio lave Al eye FOR beautiful
m.l.iaor!.
Bert Bi.hsm came down from
Wataaga Friday and remained a
few days, go;ag trqa here to
Alb rdecn; Ir. Bigis4m has re.
ccatly succeeded in establishing
a postoficc at his new town Of
Watauga up the iiae. and is now
merchant and postmaster COM
bined,
A beautiful Wedding cake has
been on exhibition at the Star
bakery several days this week.
On Saturday it will be shipped to
Lowry where it will be a feature at
the big wedding dinner which will
follow the marriage of Miss
Christine Goldie, who until very
recently was a valued assistant at
the bakery here.
Sunday morning there was a
freight wreck on the Milwaukee
west of here just on the other side
of the river, in which several cars
Of stock were sent off the track
and six head of cattle killed. The
wrecking crew went right to work
and the track was cleared off
shortly after dinner. No. 3 was
held here until the track was
cleared before going through.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23


State Of south Dakota. County Of Wal
worth, IS.
In Justice Court before J. g. Vawter. JUS,
tice OF tie Peace, Walworth County, :. ID.
John Riley Plaintiff against Pau Richie.
defendant.
The State OF South Dakota sends greeting
70 Paul Ritchie. defendant: You are here
by sanlnloned TO appear before me. at my
Office IN Mobrsdge, In said County. on the.
Bird day OF Oct. 1910. at nine o'clock q. IN. to
answer to the complaint OF the above
named plaintin. John Riley, who claims to
recover OF you the sum OF ten dollars now
due and owing said plaintin upon a con-
tract for none loaned by said plaintiff TO
said defendant.
And you are hereby notified n you fail to
appeAV and answer as above required. said
~piaintin will take judgms Il against you
for ten dollars and for costs.
Given under my hand this 22nd day Of
Sept. Al. ID. 1910.
u yawter. Justice Of the Peace. Nal
worth County. s d.
To shs sherin or any Sonssa6e u said
county, areeting; legal services here
OF AMI pue return.
I. 20. MORRISON ATTORNEY tor rlaintfn.
M
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23
LATE LOCAL NEWS
Only wind is necdpd to
spread rumors, but FOR re-
liable news You must read
THE M0BRlDGE NEWS
Reed Hale is in from his CLAIM

DR.. Stevens had a professional
cell to Wakpala Saturday.
w. w. O'Mally was down f.om
Bowdle for a few hours yesterday.
Neat house and lot for sale at
so5o Ana lean Land InvestmentCo
For Sale-Two Coles Hot Blast
heaters. Inquire of j. L. Clayton.
Mrs. N. l.. Nielsen and daughter
Helen are visiting relatives at
Belmont, Iowa.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Congregational church will serve
q supper Sept. 20.
A. w. Rowlee and family re-
turned yesterday from their visit
in Minneapolis.
o. C. Linden retB,ncd Sunday
on No. 3 from a visit at his old
home in Milwaukee.
Mss Hellriegel, the new MILF
ner, will furnish you with u nifty
hat at a reasonable price.
Lost, a bunch of keys. Finder
will confer a favor by returning to
American Land Investment Co.
Grover G. Lothrop returned
Tuesday morning from a week
visit with friends near Aberdeen
Mrs. Emery Pulls with her chill,
dren, is here from Lennon visit.
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs
jacobson.
Will Manchester arriyed" recently
from Long Prairie, hinn., ant
has accepted . position III I'll;
News Office.
Tho skating rink VIZ re-opeAct
last Saturday evening rs McKelvy
6 Meyer and appear: to b.
receiving q good pa!fon..e.
i: There will BE & masquerade
ball in Heil's ball this evening Il
which the public in general j.
invited provided everyone Mosques
The little Hamilton children
who have been here with THEN
aunt, Mrs. j. w. Harris fol-
several weeks, returned home tc
Mcintosh Tuesday.
Calvin Smith who came here re.
Gently from Indiana to visit his sor
O. s. Smith, departed for his home
Tuesday, accompanied as far as
st. Paul by Mrs. 6. S. Smith.
d. L.. Gallett, a son of d. G.
Gallett of Aberdeen, has been here
this week, assisting I. F. Morris
in putting the jewelry store
through a thorough renovation
Thare was a good attendance al
Mrs. Arens' millinery opening
Saturday and everybody pro.
nounced the new styles fine.
Cake and coffee were served.
The rush for farm lands in the
Dakotas, which ceased during the
summer, when whispered reports
of lack of rain spread, has beer
resumed within the past week and
every train running is crowded
with homeseekets.
Threshing operations Throughout
the country are developing pleas.
ing surprises, particularly in the
southern half OF the county
Wheat is turning out in a numbel
of instances over Is bushels pei
acre. The nay crop, also, which
was thought to be short, is turn.
ing out much better than was ex,
peeted. Selby Record.
With buyers Of all kinds of pro.
duce nayipo three cents shove ~
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23

been visiting her aunt, Mrs. ThoF
Church will leave in a few day
for Frederick in this State, where
sic will teach.
Mrs Corey has been here the
past week. She came in from
their claim at Brayton Perkins
county to meet her mother who
is to come down from North
Dakota and go out to the claim
with her for a time.
NJ. 4. Woods returned here
Wednesday from his home at
Huntington Neb. having been
absent about a month. He did
not succeed in disposing Of his
property there, but hopes to ar
range his affairs SO as to bring his
family here before winter.
We understand that business
interests ut LeBeau are slowly
rallying from the blow admin
lstered hy the big fire there which
wiped odt the business district
The safe of the Dakota State bank
was taken from the ruins and OPP
eaed up and everything found IT.
tact. Business men ars talking Of
rebuilding as soon as the insurance
claims are adjusted.
Dave Church a brother Of j. G..
Church arrived a short time ago
from Coggen, Iowa for a visit.
among his relatives here. Nh.
Church ID a contractor and builder
and is so ~favorably impresseG
with our growing city tina: he il
planning to locate here and GO into
business. He is at present doing
the interior finishing work on
Tom Chnrch's new residence.
The improvements that me
0 ntinuaiiy going On here inditatc
lat in a short time Mooridgc will
10 q city of Just the right size ID
settle down ip and cn.ay I;fe,
1.verything for hu:nsn comfort
can be obtained here, and SO VII
60 IS far here as $40 in the large
cities. When you want to gat into
a live, sitting little oily, como 10
Mobridge and live among the best
people in the world.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Gibson an
the latter's mother, Mrs. w. j.
Esler, arrived yesterday from
Wellington, Kansas. Mr.. Gibson
drew a number last fall and has
filed on a claim near DuPree, bit
will remain here for six months
before going onto his claim. He
is a baker and came here with tie
intention of starting in business
but is unable to find a building
so has acceped a position at tie
Star bakery.
We have been informed by the
local merchants that they are re.
ceiving large invoices of fall and
winter goods and are ready to SUP
ply their patrons with everything
needed in their respective lines.
We are certain that the merchants
of Mobridge carry as good a line III
merchandise as any town Of
size in the state. They keep their
stock of goods up-to-date ard
carry nothing but the highest
brands Of goods on the market.
Prices are az reasonable as yor
will find anywhere. Our business
men want your trade and deserve
it. They will treat yon courtroom :
ly in order to merit your confdenee
Don't send away for any thing that
you can purchase in your hone
49, 80 I1n.-3k an
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23


To demonstrate the carelessHess
With which many people preparo
short advertisements for a news
paper, we print the following
laughable examples;
For Sale-Basy carriage slight
ly used. Going out of business.
just received o fi..e lot OF Osscnd
rabbits. Persons purchasing will
be skinned and cleaned while they
wait.
Wanted-A furnished room for
single gentleman looking both
ways and well ventilated.
Wanted-A good girl to cook,
One who will make a coed roast
or boil and will stew well,
Wanted-A young man to take
care Of q pair Of mules of a Chris
tian disposition.
Wanted--A competent person
10 undertake the sale of d new
medicine that will prove lucrative
to tho undertaken.
Wantsd-A boy to open oysters
fifteen vears old,
For Sale-A bull dog. Will
eat anything. VerY fond Of chill
dren.
Lost Near Aobridge, on Tuesday
last, a large pig. Had no marks
on his ears except a short tail and
q slight limp in one leg.
Personal-If this snoEIe meet
the eye of Lewis ]. Smith and he
will send present address to old
home, he will hear something to.
his advantage. His wife is dead.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-23
AUCTION SALE
OCTORER ll. l91O

There will be sn auction sale on
the Knndt Olson place, Z miles
northwest OF Glenham, S. D., and
I miles northeast Of Mobridgc. q
tho above date. The, following
property will be sold:
/ black mare II years old weight
about 1900; black mare 13 years
old, weight about 1909; 4 bay
geldiEg 6 years old, weight about
400; | bay gelding 4 years old,
weight about 1900; ! sorrel geld
ing | year old; | sucking COLT
| cow 3 years old; ] spfiug calf.
| gang plow, | asiag p'ow, z
lumber WI i wits :;s-. boxes
| McGornie.s mawer asri ote se,
son, ! lay taKe, sa Of wM
harness. SOM cb sens, and efa y
.h;rgs toa n'laueroiiS TO men
Terms: Ali saas unacr ..y,
cash. AL sums over $ia,timc nl.l
De given on good bankabic paper
at 10 per cent.
Administrators, Ole O. Rys and.
Hlns O Rye, j.. y. Ho9en, Auc
tinnaer
Newark post., 1910-04-20
New Jury Drawn

John Nivin and l.. Scott Town
sendfi rcseEtiy appointed New
castle County Jury Commission
ers, Wednesday drew their first
jury which will serve at the May
term OF the county court Begin
ming May 3. The jurors follow:
First District-James II. Green,
Charles 5. Huriock, J. Prince
rord and James Graham.
Second-yJohn McCauley, JOS
eph II. Horner, James +. Price
and ]. Herman Ahrens.
Third--John a. Montgomery,
William e.. Lawson. Clement 5.
Wood and Andrew J. Johnson,
Fourth--John c. Brison, Sam
uel Murphy, Eugene +. l'rain and
Frederick l.. kurtz
Fiftl--Oscar {. Draper. Harry
b. Carter. John A. Lengel and Err
lest {. Parks.
Sixtl--John T. Tallcy and JOS,
'pl {, Brown.
Scventh-Lcwis Duff and Moses
Lowther.
Eighth--Howard {. Croft anc
evils H.. Clark.
William II. Barton ant
Robert Mclaughlin.
Tcnth-Edward II. Naylor ane
Joseph +. Cough.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Walton ant
stephen O'Rourke.
Northumberland w. CT air
and William A. Hagan.
Thirtecnth-Robert $. Carpcn
ter and George w. Davis.
Fourteenth--Iohn K. Franci
md Joseph B. Deakyne.
Fifteenth-Charles Beth ant
| John A. David.
Newark post., 1910-04-20
Reunion Al "Old Drawers"

The annual reunion will be held
at Old Drawers Church, near
Odessa, early in June. he ser
vices will be in charge OF THE
Friends of old Drawers. The
officers are: President, d. w.
Corbit, Of Odessa vice-president
Thomas Craven, of Salem, n.
j.; secretary Miss Cornclia Bow
man, of Wilmington; treasurer,
George Janvier, of Middlctown.
Arrangements are being made
for an interesting meeting. Rev.
DR.. Warren II. Wilson, OF New
York City, will preach in the
morning. In the afternoon, an
address will be made by Chief JUS
tice Pennewill.
Newark post., 1910-04-20

lust as sure as the Town Au
thoritieS. do net take notice and
take some action regarding the
crossing at the pomcroy Railroad
on Chapel street, Just SO sure will
Newark be shocked by terrible
accident some day.
Though no fast trains run here,
it is, however, the most dangerous
crossing III town.
| should like to ask the Mayor
of the town is something cant be
done. Our Mayor is a young man
and has made good record i'll
spite OF heavy odds. He does not
say much. Rather--he does
things. Now. add another laurel
to your administration and win
the approval of some good citi-
zens. l..
Newark post., 1910-04-20
Joint Meeting OF Agricultural Club
And Grange A Success

The Delaware College Agricul
lural Club held joint open meet
ing with the Newark Grange at
the College lIonday evening. The
Advantages Of Fruit Farming and
topic for the evening was The
Grain Farming" The Fruit Farm
ing side was discussed by Messrs.
klrby and Civilian and the Grain
Farming by Messrs. Houchin and
Hill, all of the Agricultural Club.
Following this there was gen
eral discussion, i'll which most OF
the members oi the two organiza
tons took part. The meeting was
a success. The papers read by
the Agricultural students were
much appreciated and showed
preparation and thought. Several
farmers expressed themselves as
well pleased with the showing
made by the boys.
The Agricultural Club will hold
a meeting next week. and discuss
delaware as Truck Farming
State X.
Newark post., 1910-04-20
PERSONAL

Mrs. A. n. Raub has returned
from an extended trip to Brook
lyn, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. George Henry.
Miss Margaret Wilson, of Viii
mington, spent Sunday with Mrs.
John T. Wilson, at Wilson's Sta
ton.
Miss Edith Whitehead, of Viii
nington, spent Saturday with Miss
Ethel Campbell.
Miss Agnes Medill was Will
mington visitor this week.
Miss Willabelle Shurter, OF Els
mere, was a Newark visitor this
week.
James Burnite spent Sunday in
Oxford.
MIR. and Mrs. Lyman and son
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Gee
Medill
Miss Eta Smithson, Of Port
Deposit. spent the week with hel
sister, Miss Elizabeth Smithson, al
the College. -.
Prof. Spaid visited the Newarl
schools on Monday.
Miss Amanda Smith is spending
a few days with her parents il
Philadelphia.
Professors AIessersm,th and Nai
Smith spent Saturday and Sunda,
III Philadelphia.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Strickland, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wilson Jones, Miss Hid;
Mute, OF Franklinville, N. J.. ant
Miss Flora Strickland, of Phila
delphia, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Crossan las
Thursday. They made the trip il
automobile from Franklinvile.
Miss Ethel Ferguson. Principa
of kenton Public Schools, sren
the week end with her parents, a
the East End.
| Harvey Whiteinan was a wee
end visitor with John Nivin, a
| Milford Cross Roads.
Newark post., 1910-04-20
Town Council

Town Council met last night
and the newly elected members
were installed. l.. B. Jacobs, in
the Eastern District, DR.. Walt
Steele in the Middle District, ID.
&. Rose in the Western District.
The following officers were
elected L. b. Jacobs, Secretary
of Council; l.. w. Lovett, Alder
man; S. B. Herdman Assessor {.
B. Evans, Attorney for Council ;
.Allen Reed, Town Bailiff.
Committees for ensuing year,
Street Committee-D. {. Rose,
II. Nj. Campbell, l.. B. Jacobs.
Light and Water-L. B. Jacobs,
Howard Leak, DIR. Walt Steele.
House-W. r. Kennedy. DIR,
Walt Steele, Howard Leak.
Board OF Health-Prof. {. L,
Penny. DR.. Blake. DR.. kollock,
Prof. Van Smith. F.. {. Johnson
NOTE..-A detailed account OF
proceedings will be given next
issue.
Newark post., 1910-04-20
WEDDINGS
I.ITTLE-HIGGlNS.

On Wednesday evening, April
l,, 1910, at the Head OF Chris
tiana Manse, by the Rev. Joel 5,
Gilfilian, DID,, Miss Isabella Lit
tie and Mr.. Thomas Higgins, both
of Mill Creek Hundred Mr.. Hig-
gins is a most estimable and re-
spected young man and has won
a prize in the bride he has secured
Their many friends offer hearty
congratulations and wish them d
happy and prosperous life toge-
| ther.
Newark post., 1910-04-20
The Misses NiYin Entertain

The Misses Nivin, of Nivindale,
near Landenberg entertained one
hundred of their friends at tea
|pn Thursday, the I4th. A very en-
5oyable time was spent. Guests
fame from Philadelphia. Chester,
Ewarthmore. Wilmington. New
bort. Hockessin. Kenneth. Avon
hale, West Grove and Newark.
Most of the guests came by team
br automobile.
Newark post., 1910-04-20
PresbyteryofN Castle

for house for the pastor. The
pastor, Rev. John Rusbridge, on
behalf of the session OF Ocean
City invited the Presbytery to
meet with it at the October meet
ing. This invitation was unani-
mousiy accepted.
The call of the White Clay
Creek Church ior the services of
the Rev. ]. w. Lowden was read,
promising him a salary OF ST. 900
a year and the free use of the
manse, with months vacation.
The call was found in order and
placed i'll the hands OF Mr.. Low
dem. ard accepteu" by fiifiiii.' Ar
rangcnents were made for his in
stallation, to take place I'm the
evening. Rev. Alexander Alison
10 preach the sermon. Rev. J. d.
Blake to charge the pastor and
Rev. Samuel Polk to charge the
people.
Rev. b. J. Brinkema read the
report of the Christian life, show
ing healthy condition of the var
ious churches.
After a recess, during which the
ladies OF the church ministered to
the physical need OF the members
OF Presbytery with delightful sup
per serveL in the basement of the
church.
At ! 80 in the evening the Pres
bytery rcassembled and the ser
vice was opened by an anthem by
the choir of the church. Rev. Z.
b. Welsh read the Scriptures and
offered prayer. Rev Alexander
Allison, .jr. preached an impress
sivc sermon on Loyalty to the
Faith.
| The young man, Mr.. Downs,
whose examination for ordination,
which took place in the afternoon.
was sustained, was ordained by
the laying on of the hands OF the
! Presbytery. The Rev. J B. Tur-
ner, Of d over, the pastor OF the
church of which Mr.. Downs has
been member, delivered the
charge to the newly ordained
minister, after which Rev. Mr..
Downs was enrolled as member
of Presbytery.
At this point Rev. G.. W. Low
den was installed as pastor over
the people of White Clay Creek
Church. Rev. ]. D. Blake, of the
Red Clay Creek Church, gave the
charge to the pastor, and Rev.
, Samuel Polk charged the people,
impressing upon them the various
, duties they owed to the minister
, Thus closed a delightful day
spent with the good people of the
| White Clay Creek Church.
5 Wednesday proved to be a busy
. day. The important report of sus.
: tentation and Home Missions was
4 presented BY, the chairman Rev
, DIR. Gilfillan, and in the afternoon
J. delegates were elected to the Gen
r eral Assembly which meets in At
4 lantic City in May.
, But going to press at this time
e we are unable to give detailed
;, account, which will appear in on
$ next issue.