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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
D.Iiistry
Dr. W. +. Cam over Merchants and
Miners National BANK.
lJ.Y,tHtry
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
v. S. PATENT
MINING APPLICATION NO. 0Ii5s6
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1858

MlNlNG AiPI1lCATlON No. Oli596
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1858
u S Land Ofline, Denver Colorado
De ember 81 1910
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance OF the Act of Cong.e .ess. approved
Minins, Mi Ing and Tunneing Company
bg A. ]. Fowler. attorney in fact. whose
postcfiice IS SUB L. x c. Bldg. Denver,
Colorado. has made application for a
paten> for 1900 linear feet on each OF
the North Side. South Side, Quito Ex-
situate in ia kson and Ohio Mining Di
TO- ana fqnntS IN tg sta,e
fed noles on iiie in this olice. as fol-
NORTH SIDE LODE.
=, Beginning, at Cor. No. /. whence the
fss, zee 81 1Pep,s leaSs sss ss issi :s$o
Cor No ;: thence S. soo ". 27o.5 feei
to Cor 10. 3; thence $. TO- E. $50 feet
10 coz 20 20 'henee 'hen 5 sg = E. - i24s ss.
81 feet to Cor. No 8; thence N. 10s W.
1874 feet to Cor. No. /. the place o.
aa,, SOUTH SIDE LODE
the sh Co. p sSS NJ bears T N 5 7s.5i4o & y y e E!
ssi sss te ,es' cot thence nee y n tSens Y 1893
sew. 154, 2s feet to Cor. No 4 thence
s; 45' L. 27o.s1 feet to Cor No. 5;
hsns No g. ihsncs \ 1921 fefs isss
- e'o oNlPrd ESrsSsfoa sSs q ESTE .eS,a1'"s'
s;n cfr fA See f.,4s 7 5 = Y Gss5 rs
to Cor thsase So N h9nea W slsS2 ss 5ss,
". i5o feet to Cor. No. 4: thence S.
s. 81 L. e $500 feet to Cor No. 5; thenc
Z q 'S z SgS 6 'eis ls5s s. csT ,ss no. &c C.; s.
No, |, 81 sfEisG hlsS? sTfsfF Fl asEiFni1S hoDE.
q '"s'ns Gor ST. Ct co r. No s. y, yhSnes Ss " t.f oi
II ~ Afest; shence = IL IL G's 4s' ": 11os +
r w. 1891 feet to Cor. No 3; then e
5. 10, 2 ls,. feet to Cor. No. 4: thence
No s; thence ~ To- ". 1856 f feet @ tt
Cor No l. the he, PLACE ,s OF beginning.
:. Roginnins at Cor, No. /. whence tbs
fsss fs 81 4ssi in.nss ssra ;:,
11st t,s = 20 Cor Cor, Ne: q THENCE y. s7'1. y
s5slI ,o " fes, sS ,S Co 40 8 thenee n + %
thence Il s. 72ols +, $50 sso.si 4 feet et to 90 cor
No. 8, thence \. 5s'3o' f.. 1896 feet
Con aiming 21. .ss7 acres, expressly ex.
Surveys. Nos 299. 61.3 1032S. 1895 and
Idaho Springs Cemetery and forming
q portion of the 8. y and N. w. u OF
9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian.
AdJoinins and con flicting claims as
e,,y shown BY the plat o, SURVEY: The ,aabhov ahov
Date of posting claim. December IA. 1910
G. u. FORD. Register.
First publi"ation Dec. 4. 1910.
Last publication Feb. 20. 1911.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
COST HIS SALARY TO SLEEr
Newly Elected Senator Gets Oble-t
Lesson in High Cost
of Living.

A newly elected senator came on
early to Wasl irgton to arrange for
rooms. and had an obiectlesson fur
n'shed him on the high cost OF liy-
Ing He wanted to start in with
the swim" and be at TIE center OF
things SO he priced the "focusal ho-
tel
we make It $3.50 month, two
rooms and bath. to you, senator
without meals" said the clerk dream
lily When the senator caught his
breath. he was two blocks up the
avenue.
He tried another hotel: moder-
ately exclusive house whose lobbies
were sort of eddying pool of states
men and Influential" lobbyists. To
him the attendant famen OF this
gilGed shrine remarked: Now We
nave choice two rooms with bath.
at $3.50 per month"
Without eating-just for a Sleep
inrplace!" broke in the senator. why,
I'd burn up with fever If had to sleep
at that price."
The salary Of senator is $500.
and 1t Is figured on the high level OF
simple living" in Washington that he
ought to part with that much for as
sured rest at good hotel. But the
new senator didn't feel that way about
1t. Finally It was suggested that he
might take a room at the simple ho-
tel Of the old days, at 81 per "a hours,
and save money. uAing the parcel
room for baggage when away over
Sunday. Then he could take a peep
at Peacock alley and meet friends in
the lobby" which the more wealthy
statesmen and tourists support.-Na-
tional Magazine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
True Consistency.

A prominent Chicago Sunday school
worker and club woman went into one
of the Michigan avenre china studios
to make some purchases. After ex-
amining different pieces on one. table
the customer turned to the artist and
said: II think l will take everything
that is on the table. But what is this
Jar for? l never saw anything just
like It before" pointing to one done
in6spearl lusters, about four inches
hfll and having a fluted cover.
That is potpourri jar" answered
the artist.
"Oh, is it," she queried, then she
turned to the artist and said in a de-
cided manner, Il will take everything
but that, and I have always made
point never to buy or have a thing to
do with anything pertaining to poker"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
"FiIthy lucre."

The expression filthy lucre" Is Of
biblical origin, and Is to be found in
the third chapter of the first book of
Timothy, where the qualifications nee.
essary for the Office of a bishop are
thus set forth: This Is q true saying.
II man desireth the office of bish-
op, he desireth good work. A bishop
must then be blameless, the husband
Of one wife. vigilant, sober. Of good
behavior, given to hospitality, apt to
teach; not given to wine. no striker,
Pct greedy Of filthy lucre; but patient,
mot rawlsr. nor covetous."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
l. Sh AFfkk q Gu,
>usr' s>ors Ia hos B. Crow.
NNNElN AND CHEMISTS
t-o"e 4, Hall BLOCK
AINlNG APP ir,rIog 80 aI.ss4 MINI RAJ
SURVEY 40 1885

AINING APP trtrIoG 80 a'.5s4 MINI Raj
SURVEY 40 1885
L, Land Oli,e.
beaver. Coiora 10 Dsc. ~ lsl)
Noiitr is hereby Ven that in rursu.a, {
the Ac' .f '"rFr">s. approved Ny 70 $50.
company BY +. |. 'oiam attruet IN tno,. wln>e
postotf,oe Is iiah" >prngs. ,ulor,. do has r,.. ~.
icstion i.r patent FIR lIat36 aud ~ near
rect on IN NJ llie FISHER aud Aoiii. tish,, e>ieu-
sion ~ resaeoiv.iy. situate in Gerai Al iatk-
son min ne districts. Clear rcek county,. Sia ri
Colorado AID d, scrited In tbs approve. t,-Id
not. $ u. file Ia this nifce. as ,liws. viz:
Nellie Fther L,de.
Beginning ht ror. o.. whence the IA
1. T4 e. " ui IN" oh m. bears .. -
ihsnr- 5 ~ - " ian feet cor No \; u nNr
81 20 li>3 te'', to cor VI. I: th.nce : - ~
" $50 l. ct TO cor No l. the place Of beginning
Mol" Fisher kxtensio Lode
Berinnine ut cor No. j. whence tn W II sc
4TAsr TN OF tn" d h D. IN. bears II 50 . " 'ti,g
feet; thenre ~ - 1907 fe.t t0 cor M. h ace
$ SO ~ 1'n 'ett to car No 3: hencr S tTw
l5n te.t TO Cor NJ. /; thence 3ao ~ l5' at To
cor >o. !. the rlae" OF beginning, con ain 2D2
acr' S. expressly exc ptng aid eNciuoing al con-
c, i,h surveys Nos. 1874 1856. 2l52. lSe-s ard
1891 and tofmtl u portion OF Sec 4. 7 s,r 10
" Of th' 9Th PRINCIPAL nseriian
Adjonmiiie aud ,orficii' & claim- shown by
The plat of survey. the Surveys Sd We ">ci'ided
Date uf posting on he cain, November i3. 1910
C. D. FORD. Register.
'st pub Dec. 81. lalO; Last pub March 1911
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
House A.un.ed7 Low R.nA

When alien immigrants arrive -
this country they often bring with
them stock OF misapplied ings1naty.
The tenant with q ghost 70 ROs
that is being played by foreigners in
various parts Of the United States.
and, what 10 more, It Is being D1AysA
successfully.
The newcomer takes a house, 40
after one or two payments Of Dsat
complains that the premises are
haunted. Quaking with simulated
fear, he tells a tale of horror-ef .
headless man seen stalking froA the
coal cellar, lady in white or Of sone
thing invisible but groaning. New. .
ghost is the average landlords pFfDs
aversion. Spectral visitors afor1
splendid subjects for gossip IN ths
neighborhood, and prospective 49,
ants seldom fail to hear and -
warned OF by the story.
Anxious that tho report shah net
get about, landlord confers with sse-
ant, and in several such instances the
result has been this-tho tenant
agrees to stay on. to say nsthinS
about the matters to others anA to
nut up with the ghost. providing the
rent 10 substantially reduced.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
Got Useful Information.


There's no place like pawnshop
for picking up useful hints" said the
improvident man. Every time l hap
pen into one CLEAN some item Of gen
eral information that almost reconciles
me to the necessity for being there.
On my last visit I saw. another man
redeeming ostrich feathers. Our uncle
brought them out tightly sealed in a
glass jar.
What did you can them for?' the
man asked.
$50 they wouldn't SPOIL said the
pawnbroker. a glass jar is the safest
thing on earth to keep feathers in.
Moths and dust cannot get at them.
besides you can keep an eye on them
easily and any trouble that might have
been breeding when the feathers were
brought in can be discovered and
nipped In the bud
THAT hint consider worth going to
a pawnshop for. The way things look
now nobody belonging to me will ever
have any ostrich plumes to take care
Of but II we ever do have any I shall
know what to do with them"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
America Claims the Bean.

Until 1883 the bean was believed to
have originated in Asia. Researches
among the fora Of ancient Peruvian
sepulchres show that 1t was known in
antiquity in Peru. No fewer than so
different species have been found in
the old burying places and 49 of the
50 were distinctly American. The Sc
pulchres explored date back to the
period beginning with the twelfth
century and ending with the fifteenth.
Within them was great number Of
beans-so many that it Is reasonable
to suppose that beans held an import
ant place in the agriculture OF the an
Client people of Peru. Probably the
common dried bean OF modern COM
merce was well-known in the antique
world long before the discovery of
Columbus.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-02-11
Probably.


Sunday School Teacher-After he
heard the people shouting Saul has
slain his thousands, but David has
slain his tens of thousands!" what did
Saul do then?
Willie (whose father also ran")--
! suppose he got right up ar hoilered
for q recount-pIcs
Some Korean Superstitions.
The widest superstitions are rife
among the natives of Korea, says a
writer in the Wide World Magazine.
Everything Is ascribed to the good or
evil influences of invisible spirits,
whom they strive to propitiate by in
cessant and petty sacrifices. The SER
pent IL revered as sacred and fed as
q domestic pet. Marriage is ques-
ton OF etiquette and is arranged by
the parents. A live goose is given as a
betrothel gift. as a symbol Of fidelity
and long life. Filial piety is cultivated
to a remarkable degree, son consid-
ering it his duty to follow his father
to prison OF exile. Sacrifices of pigs,
shlnp and goats are offered to the fir
ma ent, to which they pray for rain
or Cr weather and the removal Of
plague and misfortune.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11

D"partmt mt Of the Interior u. -. l. nd
OIicea at Timber Lake. August 2nd, 1911.
~ tice Is hereby given tlHt D,l NJ
Wright. of Mobridg, y. H., VIZ. on Il IN
r. 10Th, 1910 made n"n" tad cntry 30
oig.0, for SEA NEH and NEh of >Eh, Sc
i "a I, Town,hip III R..nt 1'.5t y pfinripll
Meridian has fil"d npti'" ~ jDteLtinD 10
make final Eonuut8tion Proof to e-tlb :
ii>h claim to tuc hand above desc rbcG,
before +. NJ. Goodman. L, =. Comm iss on"r
at NoDridge, =. ID ON the ith day Uf sep
temher, 1911. Claimant names as win ,s,s's
i. w. Harrs. Eerl' IT Enlycrs' u, T.. J.
I'm roy and Jucob RunninE, tlI of Mo
Lr. tse, >. d.
Il. u. Kribs, Register
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
Notice TO Creditors
Estate Of Edwin p. Peterson

Estate Of Edwin p. Peterson
deceased
Notice is hereby given by the
uHdcr igned, Bessie ii. Peterson.
administrative OF the estate Of
Edwin Il. Peterson, deceased. to
the creditors Of and all pc's": :
having Gains against the SAID de
ceased to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers. within q
monthsafter the first publication Ut
this notice, to tie sad Bessie
II. Petersen, administrators with
will annexed at Mobridge, Scuth
Dakota.
Dated at Mobr dcp, South Da-
kotl, July. 18th 1911.
Bessie II i tc's"li Admini>t a
triX with will annexed Of the q s.
tate of Edwin i. Peterson Of No
bridge, s. Dak., deceased. l5-4
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
Summons

State OF South Dakota, County
Of WalwOrth, SIS.
In Justice court before l.. {.
Barnes, Justice of the Peace.
A. {. Dykeman plaintiff, VS..
j. f. Parrish. defendant
The State Cf South Dakota
sends greeting to j. E. Parrish
defendant: You are hereby sum
moned 20 appear before me at my
Office in the city o. Mobridge, said
county and state on the 10Th day
of August, 1911, at 3 p. m, to
answer the complaint Of the above
named plaintiff who claims to re-
cover Of YOU the sum Of Twenty
three and 4S-lOO dollars due on a
contract for goods, wares and
merchandise sod and delivered
to you. And you are hereby no
tilted that if you fail TO appear and
answer as above required. plaintiff
will take Judgment against YOU fol
Twenty-three and 4S-lOO dollars
and for costs herein.
Given under my hand and sea-
this 2nd day Of August, 1911.
l.. G. Barnes. Justice Of lEe
Peace, Walwor,h County, ). Oak
w. NJ Potts, Attorney fol
Plaintiff.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
SWISS WINDOW FLOWERS.
Potted Plants Grace Every House In
the Town of La Gruyere.

Those who think all the delights
OF Switzerland lie among the high
Alpine peaks or in the joy of win
ter sports will find upon visiting it
that much Of its strong appeal hes
in the picturesque charm of its farm
and village scenes.
Famous for its chocolate and
cheese works, the town of La Cru
ycre still clings to its ancient Gus
toms and surroundings. Many of
the houses date back to the fif
teenth and sixteenth centuries,
while the chateau Of the counts Of
La Gruyere is of an even earlier
period.
Ancient buildings, however, soon
become commonplace to the Euro
pean traveller, says Country Life In
America, and so probably the first
thing one notices in this interesting
village is the prevalence of window
boxes.
They are everywhere. No mat
ter how old or tumblcdown the
house may be, there are always
towering plants in the windows,
and they brighten up the whole
town wonderfully. Gay colors are
the rule; pink and red geraniums
are most common, although one
sees a few nasturtiums and carna-
tions, with an occasional hydrangea.
Unlike American window boxes,
which are boxes in actuality con-
tanning IA considerable quantity Of
soil. those usually found in Swift
zcrland are ii sort Of grated box,
with sides much like II picket fence,
in which pottcd plants are placed.
These boxes are either set upon the
broad window sill itself or just out
side upon brackets secured to the
wall Of the house.
When there are very heavy
storms which might do damage to
the plants the blinds may be closed
to afford protection in the former
case or the pots may be taken in
doors one " one in the latter.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
O!D-TIiiERS SKUNK COLTS
(Coi.t.uued ffom II page


that The game was lost on account
of good luck thai the O!d-timers
had AID 'hat they were wiling
to play another game, stalking
some OF their i!lgotten gains on
the 0Stcome. rs we have been
unable to see Manager Anderson
before going to p.es', we a"e I'M
al ie to state whether the Old-
nprs iii feel il worth Willie TO
IKE IN this Juvenile bali tsam for
al0. hei game or n0t. The oNneF
I Iha Goolmnn block o'ferS to
ct it noaiD>t Il ham sandwich or
one e Toms Waterbury watches
that il the even, Of another game,
lAc defeat and humiliation Of the
Colts VIII be ev.n more pronounce
"a than at pres nj.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
Returninu the Compliment.

A pompous laird advertised tor
a man to do odd jobs, and an old
fashioned Scottish worthy applied.
The laird interviewed him person
ally, was pleased with his acquire
ments and promised him the situa~
ton.
"And what is your name, my
man?" he asked.
"My name is Tammas Jecms Pit
tendrigh, sir"
ooh, but that's too long a name!
I'll just call you old Tom"
"Well, well, sir" said Tammas,
"but fat dac they ca ycrsel, moo"
ooh, my name is Nicholas Duff
Gordon Ogilvy."
"Losh me! Ye couldna expcc'
me to mind sic an awfu' lang name
as that. I'll just ca ye Auld Nick?'
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11

IN OR DlNANN II RONl ID i =
TING THE PILING OF DIRT
FROM EXCAVATIONS AND
LEAVING THE SAME PILED
UPON ANY LOT, STREET OR
ALLEY IN THE CITY OF MO-
BRIDGE, SOUTH DAKOTA
BE it ordan,> / by the city coun-
ell of he city Of Mobrid-e, that it
shall be unlawf,;l for any person,
finn or corporation, ni,hln the
corporate limits of said city, to
make any excavations for any pur-
pose and pile or leave piled, the
dirt S. eXcavated. upon any lot.
street or alley; provided. however,
il sufficient amount Of dirt thus cX
cavatrd may be retained and left
upon Any lot. street or alley for
filing a"d grading purposes where
on such excavations are made, |! ut
all filing and grading must be
done within II reasonable time by
the person. t;rm or corporation In
whose name the property stands
on reco d.
Dirt left pied On any lot, street
OF alley, contrary to the provis
ions Of this ordinance. is declared
to be nuisance and sa d nuisance
shall be abated upon tw, ntyfour
hours written notice issued by the
city aud.t,r and served by any
policeman in the cit, IL said
nuisance is not abated within
twenty-four hours after the notice
herein prescribe /. the street com
missioner or any 0 g acting in
that capacity, shall have authority
to enter upon said premises and
abate said nuisance and the costs
of abating said nuisance shall be
taxed against the property Of the
person, firm or corporation viOlat-
ing the provisions Of this ordi-
nance.
Upon motion to adopt said or
dinance the following aldermen
voted aye: j. w. Harris. James
Wrigley, ID. G. Johns, c. II. Cart
NELL and F. j. Pratt; voting nay,
none.
p. p. Siolzman, Mayor.
Attest: Mt Woods, City Auditor
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

Mohridge, South Dakota, August
10th, 1911.
This is to certify that | have
this day sold to Perry b. Rosen-
berger all my right and title to
the business of real estate hereto
fore belonging to Woods & ROs-
enberger. said Rosenberger to
have the property of said partner
ship and 10 pay Tie obligations
thereof,
Dated this 10th day of August,
1911.
NJ. T. Woods, A mem
b,~ O. /! !e firm of Woods & Res
.enbel ..er, dissolved.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11

Mrs. +. &. Rinderneck Of Me
Intosh is visiting Mrs thinner.
Mis-. Berniee Batteen entertained
her f.ieud, Miss Sue Grogan Of
Aberdeen Sunc,ay.
Mrs. y. l.. \elson and daughter
Helen have ! cen spending the
week at Crane McadOA, south Of
MorrlStOwn.
q. =. Sharret, a carpenter from
Aberdeen, who has been here
month, was joined Sunday lay his
family and they Will occnpy one Of
Frank Posts cottages.
Miss Edith Lyle Jones Of Faulk-
ton has been the guest of Miss
Anna Church the past week. Miss
Jones is at present assisting at
j. +. COmstock's s store and may
decide to remain in Mobridge.
Mrs. j. +. Comstock, who is
visiting at Bloomington, H., had
the pleasure this week of attend
ing an old settlets' gathering at
Leroy, Ill.,, where she met many
Of her early friends. She expects
to prolong her visit for a couple OF
weeks longer.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
Little Rhody.

When the boundary line contro-
versy between Massachusetts and
Rhode Island was waxing hot some
years ago a Rhode Island member
of congress became Indignantly elo-
quent. "This plan of depriving
Rhode Island of her possessions"
he said, "is tremendous injustice.
"Huh" said Senator Dawes. "lf
we took your whole state it wouldn't
be anything but petty larceny"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
Steamboat Rock.

A massive rock formation re-
markable for it's resemblance to a
dismantled battleship is all that
now remains of an ancient mesa
which, with the exception of one
thin wall, has been washed away by
the storms of centuries. 1t is a
we'll known landmark of the north
Arizona desert. The place has long
been locally known as Steamboat
Rock."-Wide World Magazine.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11

IielllS IL III III ON tl 80 '!'l
Born 10 Mr.. anl Ms Ed. ENlo
uosdpy, Aug. s, sor.
Born, TO Sir. and Mrs. Leonard
Clark Satuidar. Mug. >, & son.
DR.. Ilkrem la, gone t. Chicago
to take a po.t Gradr.atc coarse III
Medicine.
A. II. Brown went 20 Mime
apolis on business, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. Il. +. Smith of Thunder
Hawk is guest this week at DR..
Buttons.
A. G.. Fuller has moved /"
Miles City and v {. fUller to
Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cummings
and the children returned yeste:
day from visit to Minneapolis.
The Bible Class net last Thurs
day with Mis-. Heath. After the
meeting refreshments We're served.
! !, parutt Of timber Lake
was here Yesterday and reports the
birth Of d fine daughter IN his
family.
Mrs. II. l.. Ferguson and little
Maxine Rowan are down from
In il claim near Eagle Butte tor a
short visit.
Swat the flies. EIow do YOU
know that they are not right out
Of house where there is case of
typhoid fever.
H.. y R;chords is an nio,ino
-. f,o,, hor ,ootbar Nrs LYLE
nho a,,.;,od o fov davs 400 from
xorso. c;+v Mo
w. pont ono ,oo,, bonse
arc 40. a,th ooo 1roor
400 a5 ono :
- A,- Al. coodn,on
=, ,oo :, oh;o on5
.1 .ho .oa,
'N' ~
l mere " IA W -''' "0e 80" "' a
Gran ser\ iceS ou'i""s ''''' ''''is' q
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11

RESOLUTION FOR THE ISSC
ANCE OF BONDS FOR THE
PURPOSE OF BUILDING \
CITY HALL AND AL IN
THE CITY OF MOBRIDGE,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
BE it resolved by the City
Council OF the City Of Mohridgc
that it /, necessary and fer the
best interests Of the Cry to
provide IA City hall AMI Jail at IA
cost Of Three thousand dollars.
and, further,
BE it resolved that sad indebt
ednesa BE- bonded in the sum of
three thousand dcllars, the bonds
t" be OF 4 denomination of five
hundred dollars each, payable as
follows to-wit Bond 80. pay.
able Janualy lst, 1916. Gond
No > payable Janua.y LIST, 1917.
It.,.i ", . ua.,,,, ,..,.
,o,o u.,1 NJ ..,,.
uaI'y lst 1919; Bond no ) pay
.Il. ,..ror -, 1ooo p..l
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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11
BIDS WANTED

will receive bids and plans fer
the following: You can submit
the price for building 2JXG0
feet. front same as the Citizens
State bank, fir floor and cheap
brick, one wall of 80 feet already
up lacking 10 feet. also als) a
double building with party wall, ,
same dimension and one wall,
ceiling as above, one story and
there will be nothing bat the floor
oft, no partition and no base
ment. Figure them out and give
me your price and don't ask too
many questions rs to what | Wait
Show~me wiiat you can pat up ald
what price you Can give me
mean business. f. NJ. Goodman
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-11

At Boyd's drug store you can
get egg flips, frosted chocolate,
matted milk, everything and any
thing YOU wish