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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
tHERIG ~ INITED
Argentina sends assurance To Franco
american League ln Paris.

~ = T|TTF TIFITTTfT ~ 7 II y y
PNRIs Aug Presidents ~ South
American republics are not losing any OPP
portuuIty - assur. Europe that at last
tn. thrs,. AMERICAS ar unite IN bonds of
the clo-.--t friendship / h" President of
Argentina sent a message tn the Franco
American League AZ PARIS to-day in which
h.. dealt automatically with a." subject
of the Gloss. bonds that unite North ana
south america
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
wsman Mh" MED suid~ri, Way Have
starred.

A woman known only "a Mrs Brown
died suddenly yesterday afternoon a,
40 E.v-t Iis,h street where she rented a
furnished room She came in AT q clock
and fell IN the stairway Mrs Hattie
wusrhoiins and y neighDor ran Ia help
her
Give me some bread bite 81 bread,
she pleaded and fell over dead
Dr Richard cam" from the Harlem Hos
pitAl and -aid Mrs Brown had been
dead for twenty -four hours Mrs Wus-
chofins convinced the police. however.
that Or Richards was in error
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
E.Iop-- Win Hs Fathers 1hrts,i.n Science
Patient.

NV HAvys. Aug. q. D~fore~t simon
soI'. the twenty yesr-old -on ~ IN" Rev
Or. S-ysrin SIinonspn. heal ~ IN. chris
tiar ScienC. Church Of this city. intro
dIIc.i to-day his bride Miss , lor"nCe Holt
who hal h~an his fathers patient for
Christian SCieuC, treatment She II an
orphan. They were married ~ Port
chester yesterday 10y Ju=tir.. ot IN.
I,ea,-e and rs'urre1 home to-day to So
cur. tn. forgiveness at pr SimonHon
who wa- formerly pastor 1T Methodist
church in BROOKLYN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
CrIpp,e KTi. I,,m.~Ir In 20. ,na,r.

HIGHLASps. \. D.. Aug. q. Sh;in: ~ au
armchair In which he had nleJ,s tor four
years. Emil l.. Sch~artz to-day shot him
self IN the head and died "A few minutes
later. He was born In Germany ifty-
two years ago. He drove brewery
wagon in Newark until nine years ago
when he met with AN acc,d~nt that per.
manentIy oripppe-l him He developed
n chronic nilment and for four years had
not Dem in he'd. He leaves n widow and
three children
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TO WFIIOYE JtPiN'> >HTP.
the IL"Rra Exp-ctsd ~ Br~si Thi. Month
Elaborate t.nt ert aInment

rFT-T- T-T-F ~ 1T0-FF :" nv vs.
BRIsr Aug . Ia. French authorities
have l~au advised thai ~" Japanes.-
hattl--hip Ikoma will arriv" har' on
August ~
A. = result the Government - preparing
q programm. 81 entertainment un most
elaborate scale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
,.ong Reach Cottages burned.

LoSO BEACH. l.. /. Aug 6. Fire to-day
destroyed two cottages here. causing a
loss ~ about S2s.GU The first cottage to
taks fir was being built for y Iarsch.
who cNp-Ctod to take possession soon
Tn" flames spread 90 the adjoining COT
tAG- 81 George McNlanuz. the cArt0on.st
Both cottages were DESTROYED The loss
on the NcAlanus cottage 10 estimated At
about SIS. O1D aud that on the other build
ing az about g. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
Fhr Dlsbarrrd Nttornr,s

OTder- w"r. THE m 'ho County Clerk =
once yest-- lay -trINiug from tho list Of
A'eorneys Aiberf r Patrick OIsrAl !
HoohsfAiter. Hert~rI = Andrews. " tlIArn
4, Dear a-f Frark v liard.ubrooL
WHO ha'- 'eei tisnaTr. ( ~ IN. past wear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
MARRIED..

MFAD WARD ON Saturday. August 4 a,
Portsmouth,. ~. ~ the Rev mr. Jane.
w NormAnde Ethel daughter ~ Lang
don Nard. N Carl \ Nesd. both ~ thi> civ
STEVENSON JORDAN on August s. 1910 q,
Nevbnrgh. V. Rev. Nicsrs stevenson
Of prAinneid. Y !. IN Edith Jordan b,'
thr tsv NclvsIe X Rsie, ~ Grsr- church
New Work.
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All IN. usn street News.

ne Wall stree edition OF THE RvEStsn sry
con Jsins al th~ nnAn"iai news and the sio-. ana
boId "a IoLa uOns 10 the close Of The market HE
, lo.ing quoAIouN including the ibid and asked"
prices. sit. AuCi tlona news matter. are con
LAIged also w the nIght edition Of IHE EvENIAo
SLH.-asE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
Rain save, ,rs.s,rts Corn Fields.

NJ JouIs. Aug "a drought through
out Missouri that was Just becoming very
threatening TO the corn crop was ended
to-day With = fins rain A fair crop OF
corn v now assured.
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INDlKIAhI a..

TEASE 4. CAMPBELL. 7Al-sGs ". 1Sd -
Chapsh. AnbulAncs service. rsi iaci ch-i'-%
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-24

r.r:T1. square or park in the city with
any claims 10 beauty. Aaia Park |
serves most useful purpose, but It IS
hardly beautiful and Emma Square IS
50 small and 80 closely surrounded by /
buildings that il can scarcely count. |
Thomas square thanks to the way It |
+, now being kept up by the city, IS |
one Of the beauty spots of our town, |
ana to turn it into a school playground |
: Am unwarranttd sacrifice Of the beau |
-lfqI at the shrine of the purely
unitarian.
When Milford Robinson was here,
he offered some valuable suggestions
A. t. the best means Of further beau
ti+vinr this city. bat so far as L am
aware. not single step has been tax
en- in that direction. We have lost an
opportunirv in the location OF the
/ federal building, preferrlng to tuck 1t
away among the back premises OF the
! Hail Hawaiian Trust. and old Paclhc
/ Hardware buildings. rather than let II
/ form a part Of an ornamental group OF
nubI;c buildings around Palace Square.
| Another opportunity Is now presented
in connection with the location OF the
proposed Carnegie Library.
Your readers viii perhaps remember
that among the suggestions OF Mulford
Fabfnson was one to remove the con-
crete building Of the Territory Stables
in order to open mp vista OF the
front Of Kawaiahao church. II TINS
were done and the Carnegie Library
erected somewhat on the same site
bur further back and nearer town, we
, should he carrying out Robinson ldea
, and materially improving that part o.
the city. Since the elimination OF fhe
shack. and stables that disfgured fol
- long the land in front Of the boar1
II health building. there has been
= Iarge vacant space there when Is,
: believe. government land, and on par
II If which the library would stand, Wit
= the result that It and the lndlclar
= Binding would form two SIDES Of
sauare IN the center Of which the ~
- mehameha statue would stand with III
. tower and front Of haWaiaAao eh0iS
+ showing beyond.
= The grounds around the TaP."
.hoalI. in my opinion. be kept IRE
+, from all other buildings, and the pre-
"a e,.r fence around them removed, al Il
70 same time curbing and grassLhg II
n angIe in the center Of the large tIa
~ af maradam at the junction OF III
he and Merchant streets.
4 Cannot our morlbund Central II
IT. movement Committee revive is act ~
f. lies in this connecticut fmth1ui
no ,.a,,r. GEORGE DAVIES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-24
OPPOSITION To
| DOLE s SCHEME
.a,,.inned from Page Nlne)

.a,,,inned from Page Nine.)
Al that Thomas Square re
a .,. ~; n my opinion, is a modern
Iarls.and. r,7ro no7a both
' ,orarror and as judge, | must
\. ,5sr he has made mistakes oeI ct
+. YIN. .3%, rrbIic parks. In the hLs1
l3 gu Chen he was president Of the
sa ',s he sold or exchanged n 65s
I |a5F -. "a frontage of Kapiolanl PARK,
IT,. u ssn never be recovered except
a'. -,. s cost It was also under
h. ,5ministration as governor 1hal
T. II the trees in Emma square
| Ls.n' .n = down, not excepting very
| s3.o wv nine planted by Judge Mont,
. .rarr and a fine banyan. planted
E. .o.s', Years before by myself. | can
NJ .b.,t that if a consensus of opinion
~ =. III Iaa1irg men of Honolulu We're
,sssn 4 would be in favor II TINS
|mi,n,e Of Thomas Square.
Library Site.
~ consider that the best place TOT
/, Fbrarv site would be on the capltol
gropnl,, about where the present bun
1 salow stands. Failing this. my neAl
/ sbasa would be on the west corner o.
\ Richards and Beretania avenue, oWne'
! by the Bishop Estate. This would Of
! eeatraI and very desirable.
As regards recreation grounds 10
! iia high school students. there Is III
i o5e,tion TO the use Of Thomas Squar
] fg The ordinary small games. Wit
i which the trees would not interfere
h while far an athletic field there is tn
j Nskik Park, without trees, made O
4 purpose for such use.
a 9TH board Of park commissioner
d If Karoani Park are now having
i polo field and a golf links laid on
We would have had these sooner
4 We had had the funds.
''There are no places in HonoIn
more neglected than the grounds Of Il
Jali,iary Building. and not much mo
can be said for the Palace Square u
keep. Take a look at the judlcla1
gounds from the Queen street 81
and around the board Of health bu1i
ing and see the evidences Of negIe'
h The Palace Square the trees plan
ed, sinee the overthrow. are not t
kind suitable for the avenues. VII
The trimming generally IS done witho
mr Judgment.
in connection with this suggest
Of Judge Dole to cut down some
The Thomas Square trees. will he t
Is what beauty spots he has heir
make In Honolulu9''
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
fRELOAR STILL PRESIDENT
OF MOBRIDGE GUN CLUB

George j. Treloar, president OF
the gun club; is again the holder
of the high score (which, by the
way, is not very high) and is in
no danger of being deposed and
his exalted office given to better
shot. Treloar won the Sunday
shoot by two birds and the Wed
tiesday evening shoot by one bird.
The score in the Sunday shoot,
out of possible so, was as fol-
lowss Treloar SO, Pratt 81, Brown
36, Nelson 81, Pfanstiehl 25, Ros-
enberger IL. Iii the Wednesday
shoot the score, out Of possible %,
was rs follows: Treluar 10, Good
man Is. Scott 16, Mccoy Is,
Brown Ia.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
BIG LOSSES in
FIRE AT ISABEL
Mobridge Man Suffers Loss
of SIS, 900 in Blaze
in New Town
LOSS AGGREGATES $4,000
MONTGOMERY Lumber Company
Sustained the Heaviest
Loss---SIO.O0O

Fire on Tuesday at Isabel, tit
terminal Of the new Moreau lint
out of Mobridge, destroyed prop,
erty to the, valne of $l5, 900, Q
third of this loss being sustained
hy Joseph Fl Corken If Mubridge
The Are Originated in the Corker
storehouse wherein was stored
about two car loads OF goods,
mostly a drHg stock. This was
valued at $4,000 with insurance OF
$3, 200. The loss was complete
The fire isslipposed to have origin.
ated either from spontaneous com.
bustion, the building being tightly
closed, or from a spark from q
passing tOcoiloLiVe.
The principal loss Was Sustained
by the Montgomery Lumber com
pahy which had a large stock Of
bailding material stored im,nedi-
atsls nufth OF the Corksn building.
The loss Un this stock is ssti-
mated At $io;gUo. fsAbsl is with.
out any fire projection whatever
and had it not teen fof the recent
rain which had filled the depress-
ions in the eafth with water the
aonfagrutioh lii the new town
would have been far worse.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
100000 ACRES
ARE WITHDRAWN
Government Practices Com
servation of Resources
Close to Home
LAND LIES BEYOND RESERVES
Mineral Deposits the Cause
for Withdrawing Open
Land from Entry

All open land in the Lennon
land district and some in the
Cheyenne River Indian reserva-
embracing about 100000 acres
las bech withdrawn from entry
and all final proofs in the district
held up for investigation by the
federal government on account of
mineral deposits underlying this
land and which are to be investi.
gated before further land filings
will be accepted.
This is step in the govern
ment's conservation program.
Tho land Withdrawn embraces
some forty townships in the s6Hth-
ern part of the Lennon district,
in Perkins couiity and ncar the
new to fn uf Faith. In this terris
tory filings have been made by d
iambef Ut Mobridge people, ins
eluding DR.. G. 8. Stevens, DR.. ]
IL. Barrick, Attorney p. G. Nor
rison, Mrs. j. G.. Arens, Miss
Edna Price and others. Land fled
on by M. M. Minton. Reed Hale,
Frank Cory, y. G. Hart and others
In their vicinity are without the
the zone OF the prescribed terri
tory. The recent government or
der, however, does not inval;date
filings now made, only those who
have fled In this district will not
be able to secure deeds including
the mineral deposits, If such there
be, and all final proofs will be
held mp for year.
1t is believed that almost oil of
this western country has underly-
ing beds of coal and, possibly,
more valuable minerals. 1t 10
knows that there are large quanti-
ties Of lignits coal as this crops
out ON the surface at many places
and Is mihed quite extensively at
various points, 1t 10 to save these
deposits that this step was taken.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
FATAL WRECK
NEAR MOBRIDGE
Colorado Man Meets Death
When Freight Goes
in the Ditch
EIGHT CARS DEMOLISHED
Wreck Occurred Between High
Bluffs and Delayed Traffic
For a Day

One man was killed and several
were slightly injured when the
eastbound local freight over the
Milwaukee out Of Mobridge was
wrecked seven miles east last Mon
day morning. The tender and
seven cars, loaded for the most
part with timber, went in the
ditch;
Barney j: Plunkett, 20 years of
age, boiler maker belonging to
the Grand Junction, COLORADO un-
ion, was the man killed. DR..
Current was rushed In special to
the scene Of the wreck but before
the railroad surgeon reached there
the man was dead,the belief being
that death came almost instantly.
James WrigleS was on the train
and received few small scratches
as n memento, of the catastrophe.
The wreck was q disagreeabfe
one from railroad standpoint as
it occurred between high bluffs
which made the work Of clearing
the right Of way extremely hard.
Passenger trains ON Mondas we're
delayed for hours on account of
the nixup, but by Tuesday the
line was open again.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
BEEBE MAY BUILD
ON MAIN ST. LOTS
New York Capitalist 1nspeets
Mobridse Holdings and
10 Well Pleased

Mohridge will In oil likelihood
secure another large brick block
before the building season closes
this year. w. K. Beede OF Ar
catie, y. Y, owner of the two
vacant lots on the west side Of
Main street, between First and
Second streets, in the city ysster-
tsrday and today for the purpose
of investigating the building pro-
ject, will erect the block, If he
definitely decides to go ahead with
the werk this year, which, how
ever, he has not as yet determined
upon. Should he build, Mr..
Beebe will erec.sa two-story build
ing with > frontage Of so feet on
the main street. Mr.. Besbe was
accompanied by NJ. Pin Beehe Of
Ipswich. states attorney of Ed
mvnds eauptys -anS,ssJe4sa E.
Wells apitslist OF I lffaso y Y
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
I'M SIXTY DAYS
Contract for Plant Will be Let
Next Wssk, Many Bid.
ders In Field

The contract for the electric
light plant In Mobridge will be let
on Thursday of next week, the
contract to call for completion of
the entire plant, including the
setting Of poles and the stringing
wires, by October /, next. On
this date lights must be turned on
in every part of the city TO be
covered by the network Of wires
TO be strung, according 20 the con-
tract which will be entered into
between the successful bidder for
the work and L. e. Pierce, holder
of the franchise.
Some four OF Ave concerns, in-
cluding the Westinghouse people,
will hid on the work, . representa-.
tive of the Westinghouse concern
having spsRt ysssssSay IN the city
10 Ling over tha grouDd The
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

Saturday and there purchased q
Shetland poney. This is the first
Shetland poney to come to Mo.
bridge and its arrival is bat an.
othr index to the future Of this
city, as luxuries such as these are
never seen in small towns.
Mrs. Sadie Price and Miss Val
lie Price, mother and sister of
Mrs. j. &. Arens and Miss Edna
Price, who have been visiting in
Mobridge for nearly a month, Ssft
yesterday for their home at Nil.
ton, Iowa, being accompanied
there by Miss Rila Arens, who
will visit there until school opens
in the fall. Miss Edna Price nc.
companied the party as far rs
Aberdeen. .".
S. w. Alden left yesterday af-
terno"n for a Tip so1th, expecting
to be gone about a month. He
went first to Kenosha, Wis where
Mrs. Alden Is visiting, and from
there he expects 70 go to Texas,
where he has d fruit farm, and
then to Arizona to visit brother.
Miss Edith Current, sister of
Dr.. E. H. Current, aud Miss
Grace Smith, graduating from the
Minnesota Z. in the same yenr
with the doctor, are visiting in
the city this week. Miss Current
comes from New Ulm and Miss
Smith from Minneapolis.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
"MOBRIDGE, AMERICA".ONLY ADDRESS
NECESSARY ON FOREIGN LETTERS
Farmsrs Bank Receives Without Delay Letter From Turkey
Bearing Meaeer Address S. d. Not Appearing Thereon

Farmers State Bank, Nobridji,
America
Bearing this abbreviated address
letter from Turkey was this
week received by one of the local
financial institutions, the post
marks on tho missive showing
that hardly q day was lost in
transit, no time being wasted by
postal authorities in this country
or in Europe in deciding ". cr
Mobridgeis.
The letter was mailed fl, ~
Monestir. Turkey, by tho Ban ne
of Salopiaue. and was addres I'd
to 'Mobridii. America. Ameri,
ca, howssur, Is 8 ratksr iarss DR.
maid. especially when tho address
4 ~ sey the 1lliir1'is,l stssss y
A~E.A 4 cEM sys.s&sk} H$ETt n
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

ing witness, the government also
putting other witnesses on the
stand, including detective, The
defense pat in no testimony. The
complainant testified to frequent
attemps at intimidation by the de-
fendant who, she testihsd, threas-
snde her with firearms, demolished
furniture in her shanty, sppro-
priated her firewood, and in several
ways caused her much inconyen-
ience snd anguish Of mind.
In giving his decision, the
United States commissioners de-
clared is to be q ease of too much
mother.in!law" and that he would
have discharged the defendant had
it cot been for evidence put in by
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
FIRST STEEL COACH FOR
PUGET SOUND ARRIVES

The first steel passenger coach
belonging to the new equipment
for the Puget Soand division of
the Milwaukee passed through
Mobridge for the vest yesterday
morning on No. 8. The car is
constructed entirely of steel with
the exception of the floor which
is of reinforced concrete, and
weighs 10000 pounds. The COM
pany 10 having 100 cars built after
the same pattern
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
CASE OF 'TOO MUCH MOTHER-IN -IN-LAW"
HOLDS LENNON MAN TO u. S. COURT
Unce Sam Prosecutes Real Estate Dealer for ALLEGED Inim
dation of Homesteaders Land West Of Mobridse

Hopesteaders on government
land will not be molested or in
t}rnidated if Uncle Sam knows
anything about it.
Albert Smalley of Lennon, az
onsed Of intimidating homestead.
ers, VAS bound over to the United
Staten district court by United
States Commissioner F. NJ. Good
man before whom he was given a
ho&rin9 Wednesday. Bonds were
nxod II 5000. District Attorney
John holman Of Yankton prose
outed for the government, the de-
f61&e being represented by Attor-
m Epnsman Of Lemmon, defeated
exn{ ete for the republican nomi-
for secretary of state.
8artie tae lcfea ani :
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

Smile and the world SMILES with ,uu knock" and sot
go alone; for the cheerful grin will let You In where the
kicker Is never khon Gruwl, and the wds looks dreafy;
laugh, and the path is bght for xhulesoe smile brings
sunshine while frown shifts out the light Sing the
world Ii harmonious eumbe and tlngs go wfong and all
the time are out Ut rhyme with the busy hustng
throng Kick and hefs trouble brewing; whistle life
and the worlds i'll tune like day in June and the
clouds all melt away.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

A merry go'round, a shooting
galleft and b bUk ball alley added
to the fegttlaf fixed amusement
places in the city, are enabling
the younger generation to find
plenty df diversion this week.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

A little more of the Eklo land
has been plated into good.sized
aud convenient lots. For pricesl
and terms see American Land
Investment Co.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
LAUNDRY TO BE
BUILT SOON
Michigan Man and A. M.
Japinga Will Embark
in New Industry
$4,000 INVESTMENT INVOLVD
Work Will Probably Begin on
New Enterprise Within
New Few Weeks

Il Ten thousand dollars will soon
De invested in laundry in Mo,
bridge by a Michigan man who
will be here soon after the first OF
next month to superintend the
york. A, NJ. Japinga, who re-
burned the first of the week from
Michigan, is responsible for the
lew industry and will be q. heavy
stockholder in the concern.
The laundry will be built on
ground adjacent to the .Mobridge
House, the hostelry owned by Mr..
Japinga, and it is the hope OF the
promotefs to begin work on the
now project within the next few
weeKs. Some preliminary steps
have already been taken, such as
securing water rates from the
eouncil.
II is believed that q laundry
1renld be a paying proposition in
tl3iScity. The nearest industry of
th6 lind is al Aberdeen, and some
Wokk is sent as far as Minneapolis.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

more than favorably impressed
with Mobridge and were loud in
their praises of the city and che
enterprisinx push OF it's inhabit-
ants. They had been as far west
as Lewiston, Mont, but were no.
backward in saying that Mobridge
looked better to them than any
other town they saw between the
river and the Montana state line.
The one vacant building in the
city, the old skating rink north
of Third street and owned by
Sheriff j. j. Hoveh, will soon be
occupied, probably by meat
market. The sheriff spent several
days IN the city this week and
declared THAI his building will be
occupied within q months time.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

Carl Manchester, employed for
b time last winter in the Red Gross
drug store but who has been work
Ing ii the Wells. Fargo express
ofi1ce In Aberdeen the pdst several
month";, has been promoted to the
position OF assistant baggageman
Oh Nos. / and 4, running between
Aberdeen and, Glenham.
Mrs. j E. Clayton and Mise
Gathering went to Wakpala on
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

HERE Is THE GOODS--I have
got d bargain in 200 acres of
sleeded land two and one half miles
from the best town in Perkins
coanty, S. D., at $14.25 per acre,
worth S25 per acre; level, with
water running through; o genuine
bargain, and we only have ten
days from date to sell In. Look
this mp at the F. M. Goodman
Land & Loan Co.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

America. That the letter was not
sent first to South America but
came direct to the northern hemi-
sphere and straight for South
Dakota without roaming around
over the forty-seven other states
is attested by the short time it
took Tor it to como from the land
of the Sultan.
A. Swarzman, the eyesigbt spec
alist. will visit Mobridge regularly
every end month. Hs will be in
Mobridge Friday, August 9Th at
the Pierce Hotel. Relieves all eye
strain that causes blindness. red.
sore and infamsd eyes. headaches.
dizziness, black and floating spots.
nsTsor @ncss, sic., w;tknut drug or
q :. tsed ocglr Or
& fnnf rt,s3s. WI