The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-12-22
LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT

The News wishes all Merry
Christmas.
All kinds of Christmas nuts at
the Star Bakery.
r. M Fields went to Aberdeen
Monday, returning Tuesday.
DR.. J. II. Barrlck has purchased
the \. l.. Nelson residence.
w. NJ. Potts left last evening to
spend the holiday season with
friends at Munsey, Indiana.
County Superintendent Guy
Schelengcr was a Mobridge viSi
tor Wednesday and Thursday.
Free Call at the Mobridge Meat
Market, Satur lay. December 23rd,
and get a nice steak or roast as a
Christmas present.
j. l.. ParrOtt, receiver of public
moneys at the Timber Lake land
office, was in Mobridge Tuesday
morning on his way east.
A dance will be given at Dyke
mans hall Christmas night by
Mrs. b. G. kimball. All are cor
daily invited. Music by Dodge's S
orchestra.
George Comstock, of McLaugh-
lin, was here the latter part of last
week looking after the manage
ment of the store during the ab-
SERGE of his father in Rochester,
Mimi.
Do not fail to hear James II.
Batten at the Congregational
church Saturday evening, January
9th. Mr.. Batten's S lecture is one
of the entertainments of the ly-
ceum course.
100000 to loan on Real
Estate. Can make Ioaus for one
year. John Rhodes, BowdIe,
South Dakota.
See the great naval scene, From
the Bottom of the Sea- at the
Mascot Theatre Christmas eve,
December 24th. This is a special
feature in two reels and the man
agement is spending considerable
money to secure it.
Wanted-12 families each to
buy an Electric Sad Iron. By
getting this number we will be
able to get the current for QUE half
day each week. An ordinary iron
ing will only cost you from 10 to
15 cents. Harris Hardware Co.
The weather for the past week
has continued to be very pleasant
and agreeable in every respect.
Quite little snow has fallen and
at times indications pointed to a
radical change in the temperature,
but after the snOwstOrms it cleared
up nicely again. The railroad
company is having little trouble
with blockades on the Chedenne
| branch.
$. w. Hull, an engineer on the
Puget Sound, received the glad
intelligence today that Mrs. Hull
few days ago gave birth to twin
daughters at the home of her par
ents in Sayre, Pa, and that the
mother and little tots were doing
nicely. 6lr. Hull is certainly about
the most elated individual you ever
saw and declares that he'll bet they
are the incest, cutest little girls in
the world
Jim Cummings, w. H. Boyd,
Allan Miss and j. w. Harris, of
this city, and John Cooley, Paul
Nylen and jim Eckles, from the
west end of the Trans Missouri di-
vision. were initiated into the mys-
teries Of the Elk lodge at Aberdeen
last Friday evening. The boys all
report royal entertainment at the
hands OF the Aberdeen Elks, and
are unanimous in their approval of
the Hub City's manner Of doing
things.
Christmas exercises will be held
at the Congregational church at IL
o'clock a. m. on Monday. Sunday
evening at 1870 there will be eXer-
cises at the church for the children,
at which time there will be a
Christmas tree and quite an ex-
tensive program will be rendered,
in which the Boy Scouts will take
rather prominent part. All the
people of the city especially the
little ones are cordially invited.
Next adult Bible class on Tuesday,