The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-12-01

| have a fine small residence for
sale cheap. M. T. Woods.
Go to Miss lIellriege and get
ideas in fancy work fer Nmas gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Hollenbeck
spent Thanksgiving with relatives
at Glenham.
Mrs. Fred Walton was down
from Mcintosh to eat Thanksgiv-
ing turkey with Mrs. Lillian Doud.
Watch for the grand opening of
the Star Bakery in the new build
ing. Definite date will be given
later.
Our table silverware consists of
the American Beauty Louis
XIV and the Diana patterns.
f. Loyeridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
went to Miles City Wednesday to
attend Thanksgiving hall given
by the railroad engineers.
Mrs. Frank Merrfield and sister.
Miss Blanche Cunningham, accom-
panied Mr.. Merrifeld to Marmarth
on No 3 Thursday, where they at
tended a Thanksgiving ball in the
evening
Editor Arthur q. keene, Of the
Faith Faith, arrived in Mobridge
"Wednesday evening on the belated
train from the Cheyenne branch.
Mr.. keene started for Mobridge
Monday to attend the propO Led
meeting for the organization of
Northwest Development League.
He spent yesterday having some
dental work done and visiting with
friends, leaving for his home this
afternoon.
Robert | Hall went to Mobridge
this morning, and if the trains are
running will go on to Faith, where
he and his brother expect to 90 af-
ter the two remaining buffalo
which are roaming the country
near Faith. Mr.. Hall was out
there several days ago and succeed
ed in killing one of the buffalo,
but We're unable to get the other
two on account of the deep snow.
The buffalo are outlaws from Phil
lips herd and were sold to Roberts
brothers who owns a meat market
at that place. -Abel deem News,
A very pleasant social affair was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. l.. Becker, five miles north OF
the city, last Saturday evening.
About thirty-fve were present. in
cluding number of the members
of the Eatabta" club. The eve
ming was enjoyably spent in num-
erous social games, music and
social intercourse. The members
OF the club took an abundance of
good things to eat with them,
which added much to the delight
Of the occasion. AL present
had a most enjoyable time, and
are unanimous in their verdict
that Mr.. and Mrs. Becker are 10Y.
al entertainers.
w. II. Dougherty and r. O.
Ramsland, of Lennon; A. 7. Wes-
from, of Mcintosh, and DR.. w. |.
Longstreth, of Watauga, were Mo-
bridge visiters Monday evening.
These gentlemen came down to at
tend the meeting for the Organiza-
ton Of the Northwest Development
League, which was scheduled to
take place in this city Monday eve.
ming. The meeting was called by
the Faith commercial club, and
from what The News can learn,
would have been we'll attended by
the people from the towns on the
south branches, but they were un-
able to ge to Mobridge on account
Of both branches being blockaded
with snow. Consequently there
was no meeting The gentlemen
from the towns named showed
their interest in the proposed lea
que by responding to the call and
during their stay in th, city they
were pleasantly entertained by
friends.
Attorney =. {. Morrison spent
the early part Of the week in Aber-
deem. where he appeared .or the
deter Sc in two important criminal
cases before the federal court. On