The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-22
LATE C. NEWS

j. w. Harris left last evening
for Sioux City to be gone a couple
of days on business.
James Wrigley presented us
with q fine thermometer the other
day so we would know hot it is.
Walter V. Ramsburg is enjoy
ing a visit with his wife who ar
rived Saturday evening for a short
stay.
Miss Hattie e. Fox went to
Aberdeen on Tuesday to visit at
the home of her mother for a few
days.
We have a highly improved
farm in northwestern Missouri to
trade for Dakota land. American
Land Investment Co. 14tf
P. A. Moan was up from Alb
erdeen the first of the week greet
ing old friends. He is still on
crutches and expects to remain at
ST. Luke's hospital several weeks
longer.
Nr. and Mrs. J. A. Morrill, from
Ortley N visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. r. A. Or
rock. They expect to remain
several weeks.
The Missouri river does move,
so does Mobridge real estate.
Buy lots close in and make safe
investments. F. M. Goodman
Land & Loan Co.
Mrs. j. E. Clayton entertained
Saturday afternoon in compliment
to her sister, Miss Mary Blank,
who spent a week here, leaving
Tuesday for her home in Atlantic,
Iowa.
Miss Winnifred Harris will go
to Aberdeen to spend Sunday at
home. She will be accompanied
by her sister, Miss Mabel, who has
been visiting here the past three
weeks.
N. l.. Nelson, L.. e. Pierce, F.
w. Post, p. g. Morrison and Bert
Mendenhall were among those who
left Wednesday for Isabel to at
tend the lot sale which was held
there yesterday.
While breaking a broncho Mon
day evening in the rear Of the
Wrigley lumber yard, Marein I'm
denmark was thrown to the ground,
the broncho falling on him and
causing a fracture of the skull.
The Misses Mary and Alma
Jacobson left Thursday for Roch-
ester, Mimi, where the former will
consult some of the leading eye
specialists, and the latter will ex-
tend her trip to Wisconsin points
and Chicago for a visit among
relatives and friends.
In the last gun club shoot F. j.
Pratt secured the high score, the
combined score of the eight mem
bers ct the club in the two events
being as follows: Pratt 81, Ire
loar 33, Brown 81, Rosenberger
80, Nelson "a, Empey %, Good
man IA, Pfanstiehl ID.
Fred X. Jones of Brooklyn,
Iowa, and Mrs. Kensinger, ac-
companied by her son, Java, and
daughter, Lorinda, from Tama,
Iowa. spent Wednesday in Mo-
bridge and vicinity locking up.
land values. They were shown
land by f. M. Goodman and were
pleased with what they saw and
expect to make large investments
here soon.
The Mohridgs Dramatic club
was organized during the week
with b. f. Hoard general mana
ger, George Myers, secretary, and
Thos. Rowan, stage manager.
An Irish Detectives melodrama
in four acts, will be the first pro-
duction of the club, it being the
members intention to have this
staged late in August. During
the season plays will be given
every month.
Joseph Fuller and Alfred Sagan,
two New York youths, passed
through Mobridge last Sunda y in
an endurance run in an Oldsmo-
bile from the eastern metropolis to
Seattle. The lunched at the Mo
bridge house. arriving at the hos
telry II 1880. inst IA days after
leaving New York, four days hzv.
ing bssn lost st various cities
snroute where the Iads stopped q