The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-11-24
Wanted Place to keep horse

Millinery Store.
+. NJ. Goodman left the latter
ter part cf last week on a business
trip of several days to Rockford,
. Ill. Mrs. Goodman went to Eagle
Butte for visit during his abb
sence.
The local odd Fellow lodge is
maklrg & arrangements to give one
OF the most elaborate banquets
ever held in the city in the near
future. More detailed particulars
will be given later.
Nels Nelson arrived last Satur.
day evening from kanawah. Iowa,
for few days visit at the homes
Of his sons, y. l.. and S. w.
Nelson. He left Wednesday on
his return trip home.
f. +. Empey, f. NJ. Boyd, y
l.. Nelson and j +. Carson went
to Aberdeen last Friday, where the
two former named gentlemen were
Initiated into the Elks. They all
say they had good time.
b. {. Nelson, who mas been en-
ployed in the Farmers State Bank
of this city for everal weeks past,
left Wednesday for Eagle Butte,
where he will most likely he en-
ployed in a similar capacity.
Parties living in the FIRST ward
who wish to have their children
hauled TO and from school during
the winter months will meet at the
city hall Saturday evening, No
vember 18th, at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. J. w. Harris went to
Aberdeen Monday to visit IA few
days with relatives. Later in the
week she continued her journey to
Minneapolis, being accompanied
from Aberdeen by Miss Winifred
Harris.
Robert p. Higheagle, the we'll
known Mclaughlin banker, pass
ed through Mobridge Sunday on
his way to Fargo, n D., where he
was called to act as interpreter in
federal court. now in session in
that city He was accompanied by
Mrs. Higheagle
Workmen are engaged in the
work o. installing a heating plant
in the local roundhouse. In the
construction of an addition to the
building duriHg the summer, the
heating plant was removed, as the
addition necesSitated a much larger
system and many alterations. The
employees Of the place anXiously
await the completion of the work
and anticipate much more camfort
in the discha! ge of their daily
duties.
Invitations have been issued for
the first annual dancing party to
be given by the Mobridge Lodge
Loyal Oider of Moose at Dyke
mans hall on Thanksgiving eve
Wednesday evening of next week.
Music will be furnished by Dodge s
full orchestra. The members of
the lodge are putting forth every
effort to make this one Of the most
successful sOcia events of the sea-
son, and it goes without saying
that they will entertain their guests
IN the most approved manner.
Train Dispatcher Guy =. Hinton
returned yesterday from a vacation
OF six weeks. During his absence
Mr.. Hinton visited number of
important cities on the Pacific
coast, continuing his journey into
old Mexico, and returning through
the southern states. He spent
some little time in Kentucky on
the return trip. Nh. Hinton re-
ports that he had a most enjoyable
and interesting vacation, visiting
many Of the most famed and his
torical places in both this country
and old Mexico.
John Treloar, accompanied by
Ms. q. j. Treloar and son Ralph.
who have been visiting at the home
of the former in Minneapolis, ar
rived Sunday night from that place
in response to the announcement
that q j Tyeloar's hired man in
his meat market had absconded
with the receipts of several days
business. Nh Treloar was at that
time in the woods OF northern
Minnesota and it was impossible to