The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-24

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new line into Newell, the government
town and has despatched its force or
men elsewhere. Trains Will be run
ming as far as Nislands, the new boom
town IS miles east of Belle Fourche,
next week and a schedule is now be-
ing prepared by the company.
Watertovn-A company has been
ORGANIZED in this city for the purpose
of erecting a bottling works on the
shores of Lake Kampeska, and furn-
ishing drinking water for the city OF
Aberdeen. The water will be filtered
here and shipped in both tank cars
and in bottles by the case.
Yankton-The interstate Oratorlcal
contest here resulted in a victory for
Charles A. Alseth OF Yankton college,
who won first place with an Grafton,
'The Lion of the North Selond non
ors went to William Greenleaf or the
Grand Forks university Of North Da-
kota. Third to Harry Tibbits OF the
Mitchell Dakota Wesleyan university.
WOOnsocket-Miss Marion Reed, one
of the popular young women or TINS
place. has been officially advised that
she was the winner of what Is known
as the McClymOnd scholarship in Hur-
on college. as the result of a scholar
ship examination which recently was
conducted at YanktOn college. The
scholarship won by Miss Reed carries
with it the sum Of $50 for the year.
HurOn-Employes of the Minnesota,
Dakota, Pierre and Rapid City division
Of the G. & n. w. Ry., rendered a
complimentary banquet Tuesday even
ing to Hon. A. c. Johnson, the new
traffic passenger manager at Hotel
Foyal. Following the banquet, Col.
Dick Woods of Sioux Falls acting as
toast master, presented a hand ONE
diamond ring to Mr.. Johnson on be-
half of the Northwestern employ eS.
Gettysburg-The board OF county
commissioners has concluded neco ia
tons with the state by which the state
will purchase bonds in the sum OF
$1,000. which were authorized 10 be
issued at the election in November,
1908, for the erection o. a comfy
court house at this place. The bonds
iii mature III twenty s'oip RhN WI
draw interest at the rate Of five o.
cent per annum, payable semi-ann al
ly.
Dell Rapids-Sec. r. c. Bent Of the
South Dakota Board Of Pharmacy has
issued a call for a meeting Of the
board to be held at Mitchell or Wed
nesday. July -, for the examination
of candidates, registration and gener-
al business. The sessions will re held
in the high school building and will
begin at eight o'clock in the morning
Application blanks to be Sc ured from
the secretary must be filed with him
at least five days before the date o
examination.
Abcrdeen-The Indians on the Sisse-
ton reservation in Sorth DAKOTA VIII
observe the Fourth Of July in an elab-
crate manner. The celebration viii
extend over two days. July 4 and 3.
and VIII open on independence Day
with prayer, followed by a sham battle
and then a dance. There viii b. ad-
dresses by native warriors in the Sioux
tongue, foot races. horse races. haze
ball games, etc. and the celebration
is expected to attract crowds from long
distances.
Aherdeen-James w. Wilton. the
government Superintendent. announces
town lot sales in the reservations irst
opened to settlement. as follows: Tim
Der Lake. at Timber Lake. beginning
August Is: Dupris. at Aberdeen. be-
ginning August %: White Deer. At
lennon. beginning August 90: Grey
eagle at Lennon, beginning Sentem-
her 2: Crow King. at Lennon. beein-
ming September 8. Timber lake and
Dunris are located at the Milwaukee
road.
Hot Springs-At a meeting OF citi-
zens and members If the local vo'un-
teer fire department # was decided 70
make an effort to capture for Hot
Springs the next annual to~rrawent
Of the State Fireman's association,
which will hold this years lorna
ment at Chamberlain this month
John Mueller and John Richer have
been delegated to go to C~h9mSerlain
on the occasion Of this years tourra-
ment and offer inducements TO the
kAN
state departments 10 hold next years
tournament in Hot Springs.
Spearfsh. June 1S.-Chas. L. Lind
sey, a pioneer resident Of this pace
is dead here. aged 81, Bright's disease
being responsible. Mr.. Iindsev came
here in 1881 from st. Louis, Mo. Al
the time of his death he was acting a:
deputy sheriff for this place. An in
stance Of Mr.. LindSey's chara ter |
shown in the fact that when his father
died in st. Louis a few years ago
leaving each of the children $4,000, Mr.
Lindsey turned over his share to h
brothers and sisters. although himsel
a poor man on the ground that a h,
had not lived at home for many year.
he was not entitled to any estate. TT
leaves n wife and i've sons.
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