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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS


$500 11A1 sARN EA~1N
heaters inquire Of j. q. Clayton.
Neat loase and lot tor sale at.
lean Land InvestmentCo
Il. M. Boyd was a. Mclaughlin
Tuesday looking after his cx-
tensive bakers trade il that town
Miss Hester Fox returned Nom
day morning from q yisito Of several
days with her mother in Aberdeen
Mrs. n. A. Holmes viii 80 to
Huron Sept. p e. a delegate to
the state convention Of tho w. G.
T. u.
WANTED, 5000 mortgage on
IS. E. quarter OF S. S. I'm. Il. 10
L. Address Louise Hatch, Mo-
bridge. S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Parrot ex-
peet TO leave soon for Missouri and
will spend the winter near TIE
Ozark Mountains.
Flax is selling in the state at
more then So a bushel and farmers
who raised quantities for this grain
are realizing large profits.
II. r. deMalignon was at Mo-
bridge Monday and returned minus,
his grip, of which soma knight
Of the read relieved him -Selby
Record.
The large two story residence
which A. Fl. Brown is greeting on
east third street adds considerable
to the appearance Of that portion of
our growing city.
The members Of the Congrega-
tional Ladies AID wish to announce
that they will tie comfor;ables for
all who wish such work done, at
so cents apiece.
A.W. Rowleeis takipg i vacation
from his duties in the Mobridge
State Bank and with his wife and
son Blaine is enjoying 9 couple Of
weeks with friends in aIi,r.eapolis
Mrs E. II. Stockwell, w,lo spent
the past three weeks here with.
friends, accompanied her husband
to Aberdeen Sunday morning
where they will at once begin
housekeeping,
Miss Meta Heliriegel arrived
Sunday morning from Madison.
S, D., and is getting her goods
arranged in her new millinery
store enc door south Of the Mo
bridge House. She will be assisted
in her work this season by Miss
Anna Church.
G j Olson, formerly station
agent at Mobridge, ha4 been
checked in as cashier at the local
station. Ststson Agent Duvall
has been promoted to the position
of yard master and has entire su-
pervision over all railway and ter
minal business at this point. Me-
Intosh Chief.
A wealthy man Of Deuel. county
by the name Of Casberg finds that
advertising does not pay. He adj
vetised for a wife in a Norwe-
gian matrimonial paper and he
got the wife all right but after
living with her for six months
decided that she was not what he
wanted and so paid her to disap-
pear. But she returned without
any estray notice, and now The
man asks the COURT help hin
lose her -Desmet News.
Mobridge talent on Monday
evening presented THE Irish De-
teativep at the opera hohse to q fair
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-16

at tho star Bakery
Miss Edua Price geturaea from
Minneapoli. Saturday.
Peaches for canning 1T Star
Bakery si.i5 per bcS.
Tokay grapes Is cents pr
pound At the Star Bakery.
Ciaad Sterling assis.antattorney
general was in The city yesterday
Mr. and Mr.. jas. W. Nichols
were At LeBeau q few days ago.
You want some nice fruit for
sunday. Just come to the Star
Bakery.
]. g. Brady Of Aberdeen look
ed after his buisnsss interests here
Wednesday.
John G. Thompson went ont in
the vicinity Of Faith yesterday to
look over the country with q vicw
Of securing e REIMBURSEMENT.
There are still a few lots left in
the Ello addition for sale ut rea-
sonabla prices and on easy terms
BY the American Land Investment
Go. l2tf
Mr.. an Mrs. y. r. Strong Of
Wakpala visited in the city re-
Gently with Feeney's people, go-
ing from here to the Minnesota
state fair, after which they will
spend some time with relatives at
Rieeyille, MINI.
F.A. Van Horn, who came up
from Pine Island, Nina, for d
short visit with his niece Mrs A.
e. Flick, and to look after some
business matters, left Saturday
for Tolstoi, where he expected to
enjoy q few days Of hunting with
his friend DR.. Button.
Mrs. j. G. Arcns returned from
tie Twin Cities Monday, where
she had been the past three weeks
posting up on fall and winter
styles in millinery and purchasing
an extensive stock for the City
millinery. The announcement for
her opening will be found e'ss.
where in this issue.
Since the game season opened
hunting parties have gone ont
every day from Mobridge, leaving
early and staying late so as to Get
in their work before tie ducks
~
wake up to the fact that there Is
something doing. Reports indi-
cate excellent success by our local
sportsmen which goes to show that
the practice Of the gun club this
summer was very good for the
members but very bad for the
ducks.
Timber Lake is to have another
newspaper in the near future. N.
M. Monroe eormely manager of the
Montgomery Lumber Co. at this
place is responsible for this brain
storm idea. IL MIR. Monroe has a
hunch that the newspaper business
offers the same margin of profit as
the lumber business, he has yet to
H
learn something. Anyway, the
Tribune congratnlates Mr.. Monroe
and welcomes him to share the
prosperity of the best town on the
Cheyenne.-Timbe Lake Tribune.
A postmaster up the line has
formulated the following rules for
she benefit Of his patrons: No
letters given out until they have
been received. Ii you don't get a
letter or a paper on the day you
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-16

A young lady who was teaching
a class Of small boys in Sunday
school desired to impress on them
the meaning Of the returning of
thanks before q meal. Turning
to one Of the CLASS, whose father
was a deacon in the church, sf.e
asked him, William. what il the
first thing your father says when
he sits down to the table = H / SAYS,
go slow with the butter kids, its
40 cents a pound replied the
youngster.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-16

The terms of sale on lots Ii tlEs
new Fkio addition are 90
n ca aeh 80 bala Is
psid ii tyre anuun pzvsA AZ
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-09-16

The Bancroft Register sag Chat
the next Legislature W. Be asked
to pass 4 law requiring iaFsncr's
wives ard those who marke eggs
to stamp upon ee j egsthe Qate
.of laying. This Law would 80
up quite a field FOR development i.
In the first place q large staG Of
inspectors would be require 70
see that GAG housewife promptly
and correctly STAMPED the {
In the next place breeders Of ul-
Try could experiment in hrs iiu
hens that would pnt the al Of
laying on each egg aa omati ally
The poiiticiah ana she seisrtist
will be for the measure:
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-17

sill tracts Of land above described being
the same land conveyed to the said f. NJ
Depue, 10y Jonathan pcpuc by deed dated
juno the lst, 1855, and recorded in decrl
book No ut page 22i in the Clerks Office
of the County Court OF Calhoun county.
Ono half % Of the royalty in the oil and
gas I'm Terrifying the said two taacts of land
will be reserved and excepted iIom said
sale
Third trac,; Beginning at stake in
place ola dog wood in Mass line, cor.
ner to Richards, H1ldoN and Depue; with
Richards lne ; 73l + II poles to a sugar,
thence with sumo crossing yellow creek y
- f 1853 pole, to 5 take in the County
road in Richards line, theace with the
ro1d 81 l. lG poles to stake at tie mp.
per side OF tho road 80 W 2l poles to q
AXE in said road 5 Isl WIZ poles to q
stake in the forks Of the ROAD on the bank
Of Spring fork, re crossing yellow creek y,
the month of Spring Fork, y ~ w I3S
poles t. a white oak on the east bank OF
yellow creek down west bank Of said creek
; iii w % poles to Il axe in the west
edge Of said creek ; % W l6 poles along
the west shore of said creek to stake in
the county road, with same 81 w IL POLES
TO a white oak stump, on the west side OF
said road, oo-ner to the Walden, Benneti
and Camden Survey, thence with calls and
distances of f. NJ Depue lines to the place
of beginning, containing Is acres. The oil
an gas underlying the s,d II acre parcel
above described will he excepted AMI re
served from said sale.
Fourth tract, Beginning at a point on
the John hichard~ survey. calling for buck
eye now gone thcrcc y - l. poles to a
stake IN Mnze's line, with same y 233 f
Originally y 20 f. pole. to stake y
ij} Wv g ro'es to stake 5 - W Original
y . W. II poles to the beginning, con
tanning 90 Sq. poles.
Fifth tract; beginning at stake
near a rock, corner to Maze and Depuc
survey, y Ia T. 10 poles to sycamore, y
23! I IS pole, To- stake IN the south side
oi eHpW creek, 40. crossing CllJN
creek aud re-crossing said creek Is pole,
to stake in pepuc' line, thence with De.
pues line to he feginniag, containing three
IS acres. All Of the coal, oil and gas am
other minerals uudcrl,in ing the said acr,
parcel will be excepted and reserved from
SAID sale together with certain rights and
reservations, retained bv tie Lowthcr
Kaufman Oil and Conl company, in theii
deed to the ,aid f. VI. Depuc, conveying
to him the land aforesaid, which 6cci
bear, date on the ?nd day Of October, l0o.
and Is re ;orde IN the said Clerks office i'm
Deed Book 40 81 at page 800 The fv,
seyera! tracts or parcels Of land ADJOINING
each other ami being known as the De-
puc farm.
Term. OF sale: Cash in hand
\. G.. MATHEWS,
5. j.. BELL,
TS.Iy
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-17

The Democrats in Congress ough
rot 70 oppose the bill to establisl
Postd Savings Banks. One Of tn,
greaicst blessings that can be give,
the poor people is u safe deposition,
for nHeir savings. Mr. Gladston,
said the greatest blessing Englan,
gave her pc pie in The lSrh ccntur,
was posta! savings banks with .
sn-rl. interest. 1t vi, =. a mea.
benefit to this country also
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-17
Democratic Executive Committee
Meets.
Primary TO he Held June 18th. District Con-
veniions to be Held June 18th. Kenney
Endorsed for State Senate.

Pursuant to call of the Chair
man, the Democratic County
Executive Committee met at the
Court House Saturday afternoon
and held very interesting ses-
sion, There was a good crowd
OF representative citizens pres
ent from all parts of the County
and the meeting was made the
occasion for a regular Democrat
ic love-feast. Many good speech
es were made and an eagerness
shown by the leaders to aid in
the coming contest, and all were
sanguine of complete victory
next fall, not only in Calhoun,
but throughout the entire count.
ny,
1t was agreed by all the can
didates present, and most of the
spectators, that a primary woulC
be the most desirable mode fol
choosing nominees, so it was OF.
dered by the committee that &
primary be held on Saturday
June 25. 1t was also ordered
that District conventions be held
on Saturday June 18th for NOM
mating District candidates, elect
ing new Executive committee,
and choosing delegates TO the
Congressional convention.
The committee endorsed the
candidacy of Hon. Alfred E.
Kenney for State Senate by Civ
ing him the right to name the
delegates to the Senatorial con-
vention.
Committee adjourned to meet
June Is.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-17
18th Day of June

1910, for the purpose Of nominating a can
dijalc .0r the o,.i.e OF Ncmb of House
of Delegates; en- ldale for the office of
County Superintendent Of Free Schools:
- candidate or ,hc Office of Commissioner
OF the County Court, to he voted lorat the
c; neral election tu he held on the first
Iu"d " alie, thc Cast Ncu as in Novcm
hci uvN;. Al persons dositiag to become
cauGidateS nj tie aid PRIMARY c.cclion Ion
either Of the Offices above t.s. suUei shill
make known that fact to the Chairman or
the >rcret1rF Il The tu;irty Executive
COMMITTEE ~ ~ h. lore The ll,h day OF
June 1919 "a which las. ramed date the
ticket will hc closed end thereafter no name
cab he adl,d, and each candidate for House
Z =. iega,c, or County Sup,fiI,,h zen. of
Free School, shalt on or liei,re the said
J h'dly of June. pay to he rre surcr of
Sai Committee, the aum of $2j % aud clch
ci.:d.Jatc Tor Commissioner &C Tie tountv
Court Sail within the same time pay to
the said Treasurer tn sum OF $1,000 which
amounts haze been estimated hy the said
Committee - necessary t" dsir,y the eX-
pcnsc@ the said Primary election.
The iomni toe will meet on the 18th
day Of juae 1910 for the purpose of an.
pointing 'ai,er+ to conduct the said cleo.
ton.
BY order oi Demoera ic County Exec
utivc Committee.
Il. f.. HAYS, j. 81. IiAMILTox.
Secretary. Chairman.
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GALL FOR DIS
TRICT CON-
MENTIONS
Headquarters, Democratic
County Executive Com
mittee, Grantsv;lle. w.
Va, May II, 1910.

Conventions will be hell In the various
districts of Tie loun of ga Iuun 40 the
POINTS herein bclOv designated ou Suur-
dry Oh" eleventh day of JHHc. 1919. for the
purpose u' nominating clldidltc, for mem
ocrs 70. tEc B1Id a. llu.it.Ju 1lI for
nominating candidates for yaclnc.c. in any
thee dietric' Ciiire.; also for ils l.f,s-c Of
,clCc.irg delegates to uc tpr.l,.. .,ual
ouycutiIn upon the bls,, ui opc DELEGATE
'or c'cn one hundred SO or @ fraction
hereof above i,'y Ctst tr lion ioui,
Bennett ihC l'cW,crltic candidate f.r Gov.
.rn 'r at tic 20 tctIou iu 1905, which basis
ls hereinafter "a, forth; also for tie pur-
pose OF selecting lDr elch ii ,rict % incmber
If thc Democratic County Executive
Ommittrc. Ih" re.ult, of the sad var
lots conventions shall be certified or made
known io the Dcu cratic County Exccn.
live Committee. which viii meet 900 The
courthouse It Grut>yillc for that purpose
u Monday thc 18Th d1y GO June $40
] Joe -iid conventions wiz hc held at ;hc
, flowing V'tr,-. For thc Dislri. OF ~hcr.
tHuW lIH'k-yI!c; for lhc District of
enter at irmi-V.ic' for ilc District of
~l,iuau go iu-,etC Cor thc District of Ice
% Mouth of Haruc- l.uu Tor tic District
Il WASH .tou at Muu,.a
The b1-i, upon which lLc delegate aforc
said shall 1c app United is Hs fUl .owa:
Sheridan District is vote. cntt for Benz
metz, ] delegate; enter Disusct. ~ votes
cast f0r Bennett % delegates; Sherman IBIS
uHo -l2 vote, CASTOR Bclctt delegates:
lee D'eiiicl s02 votes cast Iur Bennett. 4
dc.cgatc-; Washington District -S1 vote.
o1-t tor Bennett. . dei,gatc-
by order Democratic County Executive
ommi'toe.
II H. HAYS, j. VI lIAuLroN.
~,tr. Chairman.
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Prophecy Of Amos.

Prior TO the bobbing up ofLogan
it was the prevalent belief Of man
kind that great men dill about all
that was worth doing; that they i'm.
vented everything and achieved
everything, and that the world was
indebted 70 Thorn for It's progress
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-17

S. P. Bell is now candidate
for the House of Delegates,
Paris is so we'll known to every
voter of this county that any
thing We might say along the
line of introducing him would
seem superfuous. Suffice to say,
he is an honorable, upright,
gentleman and a man in whom
our people can safely trust their
interests at the coming import
ant session of the Legislature.
He is an able lawyer and parlia-
ment arian. and would, indeed,
make Representative Of whom
every citizen Of our county could
justly feel proud. He is a life
long citizen of our county, and is
universally admired and respect.
ed by all who know him.
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=
and advancement, but this theory
has been exploded aud knocked all
to thunder by Logan who prcsumes
to say that he does not believe the
Prophecy of Amos and hc goes far
Their and virtually calls Amoses
scribe n woman or squaw. | sup.
pose that Logan the chief Of the
Mingo Tribe was dead | know that
history Sals that Colonel Cresup
murdered the family of Logan but !
suppose he spared Logan who at
this late day and lime can not tell
the di ference between Evangeline
and Evaline and calls the Prophets
scribe a squaw. Now The Prophet
Amos ard Captain Jet and al his
followers are more than doggone
mad and can whip Logan and all
his tribe. Notwithstanding what
Logan has said, neither GEORGE
Washington nor Abraham Lincoln
could have existed as we know them
todny If the people had not put
their faith in them; the masses of
mankind today depend upon few
great men to legislate for them, and
az a rule the great men of history
have been like The Prophet Amos
is today more active in behalf of
the people than for themselves and
every Gar King and Potentate on
earth today arc active in behalf of
the common people like Logan.
Now the Republicans look to Taft
while the Democrats look TO BRYAN
and in like manner you must look 10
the Prophet Amos, for the scripture
says woe unto you of little faith, and
YOU must look to The people as he
whole thing or else you clumsy
pussy footed indian Will become
swine for the shameless. Now of
couHe this Prophecy may seem
strange to you but you do moi know
how electricity is made vet Won
know that it Is made and il il of
great benefit to mankind likewise
when the people put their faith in
the Prophet then poverty ana want
will flee away and Bryan will be
president of this land IF ours and
wealth and riches will 10 ours.
VIII take my scribe EvangcIine
and ascend the topmost peaks of
Mt. NebG and view the landscape
over and will tell you WHO will be
our next Court Commissioner and
there is no mistake but G. johnson
will be our next commissioner. and
1t Is Just as plain as daY that Paris
! Bell will be our noxs lepresen-
taiive in the hou1e of delegates.
What could he more natural than
that Pa is could wear Uncle Johns
old sox. Any one knows that it is
L. w. Gamers turn to be sheriff
Now l hope tits will satisfy vonr
callous mind and You will quit your
cnticizing and complaining and
] trying to interrupt some one. so NAV
many like you go to church criticIse
'he preacher and the prayers rather
than FOR healing for themselves.
Thus has the Prophet spoken I'm
to his scribe and said he that hath
an ear to bear let him hear what the
prophet sayelh unto the people.
EVANGELINE.
Notice Of Trustees Sale.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-17

s, 2. Bell and A. f. Kenney
left Sunday for the West Fork
and Spencer on business.
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A. r. Kenny, whose candida.
cy was announced Saturday to a
meeting of Democrats at Grants
viii, has b zen recognized as a
strong and influential member of
the House Of Delegates, skill
full and able parliamentarian, and
this county recognizes his work
and energy in aiding us to build
bridges at Arnoldsburg and
Grantsville. He is in favor of
other bridges across the West
Fork and the river Some one
has said: What you are speaks
so loud that | cannot hear what
you say" Mr.. Kenney s record
when in the Legislature is well
known in reference to all tenn
perance questions. He has, on
all occasions, voted with the
cause of temperance. When the
noted Salem charter fight was
on he helped TO defeat the bill
to permit the town council to
grant license with out consent of
the county court, when the pro
hibition amendment" was before
the house he voted for its sub
mission to a vote Of the people.
We desire to call attention to
to the advertisement of the Vir-
ginia Medical Companl Of Char
lesion, in this issue. These rem.
edies are highly recommended
throughout the entire county an /
we feel safe in recommending them
TO our readers, and as this com
pany is a home company. we
may all feel ISSUED that it is a
good one.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-17
DR.. Bells Pine ar~HOne9
For Coughs on@ Code

"Bettcr than on Alarm Clock"--
Fields Prune Syrup and Soma.
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Notice Of Trustees Sale.

by virtue Of 9 certain deed of trust made
by +. W. Dcpuc and Emma Depue hi.
wife, TO the undersigned trustees, barring
date on the Stl day Of January, 1908, and
ana recorded in The County Clerks office
% the County court d Calhoun county.
West Virginia, in trust and mortgage book
No Sat Iaee- 49, ~ { end rs, t. secure
the Bank Of GAINESVILLE Oh the payment OF
certain notes thrIciu mentioned, and de
~caibcd aud dcisuit IRVING been made in
The payment Of .uch nitc., The undertign.
cd tr1tcc- having hcc- requested Ly sand
BANS OF GAINESVILLE 90 TO do, win. ON
Tu -lsy the
7H DAY or JUNE 1910
t,Il 10y public auction % d,e ltghc., bid
der 81 the front door Of DE Court house of
Calhoun county West Virginia. the fol.
lowing desc.ibc real estate lying and be-
ing situate Oh The waters OF Yellow creek.
ir said Calhoun county, and state aforesaid
and bounded and describe 20. follow, TO.
wit
First troct.- Beginning 90 q ST Ike in the
place OF % dogvool. ou Malc line, thence
y 6iw9 S poles 20 anappic tree. thence y
10 So 2S poles toa red oak, thence s. . T. f.
pol = to white oai, thence s 30 w
% pole, g. maple on NIazgs line and
with same S - J. SO poles to e gum,
Maze corner and with three other of
Mozes lines SIS Els pole, 70 sugar n
dS = 80 to white oak, y 80 g. % poles to
the beginning containing g, acres
Second uocG Beginning at Beech S
~ J. IS pole 20 buckeye, S % J. 80 roles
to q beech, y j. 30 poles tJ n stake and
pointers, So So 1Opoc, toa q grm,N8 w
- poles 20 W. o., SO w lG poles to the
bcs i'o ng, containing y acacs. The two
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-17
Call For Pri-
mary Election
Headquauerj Democratic County Exec
utive Committee:
CrlntsvillC, Calhoun County, W
Va, May llh, 1910

y Primary Election Of the Democrltir
voters r0r lie County Of Calhoun, is hereby
called To I've held 81 tie various voting pre-.
cinc;S IN the said County, except thai in
the !ndcrcnden, District of Grantsyillc
'hc votes shall votea at the Courthouse, en-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-02
Revival at Church of Christ.

Rev. John Anderson Jayne, the pas
tor evangelist of the Church of Christ,
will this evening begin series of re-
viyal services, which Will continue
through the coming week. Mr.. Jayne
will deliver a sermon each evening
and the singing will be conducted by
singers from Hampton. Newport News
and Norfolk Mr.. Jaynes has an
nounced the subjects for the week as
follows.
Sunday night, Restored Master
pieces: Monday night, Him, Me and
the Other Fellow; Tuesday night,
The Time Table of the By and BY
Railroad: wednesday night. THE
Sword Without a Scsbboard"; Thurs
dav night, "Gettine the Right Start I;
Friday night. Begin, Continue. Start
On, Don't Go Back"
This morning at II O'Clock, MT
Jayne will preach to his congregation
On Apostolic Evangelism
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-02
Memorial Baptist Church.

This morning at IL a. m. the Me
mortal Baptist church will hold Har-
vest Day exercises for the benefit OF
the Orphan Asylum at Salem. Va. Ev-
erybody is most cordially invited to
attend this service. At the evening
service at s p. m, the pastor, Rev.
W. Mosby Seay. will preach.
Mems Bible class will meet prompt
" at 10 a. m. and all men are invit-
ed. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening at s o'clock