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The evening world., 1911-03-25

Women ~suffraglsts will Civ what is
"A Pageant OF Protest" At the
Theatre on Tuesday after
noon. Famous women VIII be imper-
ia the pageant and several
short plays will he presented.
Mildred Holland will continue in The
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-15
Rob 2. a Broadway.

SO beden iowskych kyselych tresn1.
Pffma zasilka cd pestitele vse
v dobrem stavu k zas1lanf. Zakupte
bednu
krabicky ............. .25c
"a krabickOvd bedna .........$ $1.75
Angrest, zvlaste velky, slecht9ny,
5 krab1ce "a. .25c
,24-krabicova bedna, zvl. ..........$1 100
Pekne MinnesOtske jahOdy.
16 kvart. krabic bedne. ....... 81 so
Dresback MINI. jahOdy, kvartove
16 kvart. krabic bednG. ....... 81 rs
Pekne cist6 zlatOve oranze, tezke
Ovoce, S tenkou slupkou, sladke
a stavnate tucet. .............. .15c
Lemony, tucet. ~.................. .25c
ZELEZNICNi NAKLAD ANANAsU.
K dtern1mu prodeji. Toto jest cas-
k zavarovan1 ananasd pekne Indian
River ovoce, nejleps1 k preservovan1.
AUS ..'...'...... .Sc-1Ocl2c
Tucet ........:.......9 9Oc-$1 .1O-$1. .25
CUKR S oBJEDNAvKoU "a HOTOVf.
10 lib. $1.00, 100 lib. ........... :. .$495
.. S objednavkou "a hotove Kupte CO.
koliv. T.
20 lib. $1.oo, 100 lib. ...........::. .$4.eo
S objednavkou "a $500; zadne ONE
23 lib. $1.0O, 100 lib. .............. .$4s5
objednavkou "a $4.00. Kupte co
chcete. '>&:2$-#s l:rr
100 lib. ;. $3.50
S objednavhou "a SIS neb vyse.
ZVLASTNOSTI ZELINAR. ODDELENf.
Spargl, svazek.. ..~:...... &c
Okurky 2 "a. ..... .5c
DomAcf vodnice,@ svazek. ........... sc
Kedlubny, tsvazek. ................5 &c
Pekny jazyk svacine, IL lb. ple-
chovka = za:.. ::...:.:.. .'ioc
Prapory k praporovemu dni, 3x5. .49c
- ZDRAVOTNf MASNY KRAM. r..
Gerstvt zabit6 slepice, Ib ...... .15c
Cersty6 zabita nladd kufata, par $1.O0
n OsIxuban6 4amIai& kriity .,.{.s. !. ]. !. 1Sc
Libove hovezf Il vafenf, :. !. :. :. :. :. :. re
Gersfvy Hamburger Steak, lb. ice
Rostena hoveZ1, lb................. .1Oc
Skopove, k dusenf, b.. Sc
skopove = prednfch kyt, lb. ..... .127%c
Cerstve veprove z piece, lb. Sc
skopove f1zky, lb.. ........ .15c
Cerstve veprove kousky, lb. ...... .1Oc
Cerstvy veprovy steak, lb. ........ lie
Cerstve veprove 1edvf, lb. .... .127@c
Cerstve veprove rfzky, lb......... .13c
Cukrem nakladana Stamina, lb. 80. Ice
Cukrem nakladane Picnic sunky, lb. lie
Schochovych 27 druhd salamu predcf
vsechny v jakosti a Gene. 37-1
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-15

zelkou po tfilet6m pobytu v Port
land, Ore., do st. Paul zaujal mi
sto v obchod6 sv6ho' zet9, puSkafe
FIR. Novotn6ho.
- Nasleduj1c1 ceska jm6na male
zaj1 Sc mezi nedodatelnymi dopisy
ma mestsk6 post6: Rose Chech, Bar
bora Chalupsky, Josef Janak, G. G..
Kartack, Frank Straka a Frank ziz-
ka. Pfihlasovatele mus1 udati, ze
byi "advertised.''
- Importovan& obrazy z Czech,
ramovan1 obrazd, zvetSovani podobi-
zen vykonava vzorne, vkusn6 LEVINE
Thos. Prdzek, jenz tyto dny otevfel
obchod obrazy "a ramy v els. 389
Michigan ave. vedle grocerie FIR. Ko-
houta.. Pfihlaste Sc u n6ho, kdyz
V oboru tom n6co potfebujete a bu-
dete do|bTe obslouzeni.
+ - TAX zvana Court Block budo-
va, nal6zaj1cf sc proti okresnf rad
nici, byla prodana vychodn1n kapi-
talistdm "a 100000.
- Nejve6ttSSilm financnim podnikem
kdykoli ma severozapad6 podniknu-
tym lest vvdAni dluhOpisi1 drahv
Great Northern, jejfz eele stojf
James J. Hill, "a $600,0o0,000 splat-
nych V so letech pffii ddroku nepTesa-
hui lefan procentt. ssttMzene penlze
"a bondy budou vynalozzeny na spla-
cent stavajfc1ch dluhopisd, jichz
lhdta vySla a zbytek ma byti upo-
tfeben ma stavbu novyych trait zdo-
konalen1 dopravy.
- Minulyy ! tyden pfepaden byl ho-
stinec Frank Nordstroma, nal&zajfc1
Sc live obchodn1 casti Payne ave-.
pred II. hodinou v noci dv9ma mas
kovanymi bandity, ktefi revolvery
v rukou uzmuli $135' registru, $18
cd nal@vace AL. Blagsvedta a mensl
.obnosy cd 6tyf pf1tomnych hostd,
jimz naf1zeno zvednout ruce vzhdru.
Po spachan& loupezzi uprchli a poll
Gle po Mich dosud marn6 patra.
- Znamy sv9tovy cirkus Barnum
& Bailey bude v St. Paul davati
dive pfedstaveni dne %. Gervna.
w Ma prodej 100 akrd pddy bllze
Ellison, MINI. Proda Sc rozm9-
rech 40, 80 neb 100 akr6. Zaroven
Sc proda lacino parn1 pila, ktera po-
feze $4,000 stop df1vi denne. Haste
Sc u Jos. Vanicky, Butternut St.,
st. Paul, MINI. 34-3
- We schGzi vzdelavaciho spolku
Osveta, odbyyvan6 v patek vecer v 81
nj G. S. P. S., byla provedena polo
letn1 volba dfedn1kG nasledujicl
byli zvoleni do dfadd: pfedseda B.
Sedlecky, mfstopfedseda Mat. JAN
sky, jednatel Jos. Kocour, pokladnlk
Jos. V1tek NIL, dcetn1k Anna Xix
mund1k, spravce domu> Fir. Je1inek,
knihovnik FIR. Cermak, revisofi JOS.
Padour a Jan Len1cek, nahradn1ci
Vac. Durhanek a Jos. Skarda. Mezi
jinym jednanfm byl pfijat navrh,
aby clenoye spolku pfisp1vali peti
Gently Gtvrtletne ma vydrzovani eeske
svobodomysln6 skoly.
Koncem minul6ho tydne odby-
val Sc v st. Paul Sized alumni ma
me Harvard kolleje ma vychode.
Sjezdu sdcastnilo Sc 3O2 graduantd
kolleje a sioe cd roku 1855 do roku
1910. Harvard kollej byla zalozena
pfi zakladani prvotnich tfinacti anne
rickych kolonii a pro mas Cechy ma
1 dc sebe tu zajfmavost, ze tehdejsi
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-15
&c Zprdvy re St. Paul. &c.

| =
sidentstvl slavn@ t6to kolleje nasemu
Janu Amosu Komensk6mu.
- PAM Bridget Dunganova, vdo-
va zijfc1 els. 204 Grove ul., byla
pfejeta patek noci Selby Lake
karou pfi pfechazeni Selby ave. a
Briggs ul. NeStastnice vracela Sc
z vecernl navSt6vy nekolika jinymi
pf1telkyn6mi a pfi pfechazeni trait
dostala Sc pod kola rychle jedouci
kary. Proti motoraku kary, jenz
byl uv9zn6n, bude zavedeno trestnl
vysetfovan1.
- DIE souhlasnych zprav z cel6ho
severozapadu je stav osen1 letoSn1ho
roku vSude nanejvyS uspokojivy.
aw State Savings Bank (Statn1
spofitelnl banka) v elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucin6n6
pred 5. 6ervnem tohoto roku pone-
sou droky po z mes1cd do 1. ledna
1912. Spofitelni dcet t6to bance
zajiStuje nejen 'aoprostou bezpecnost,
ale zaroven pobada k setrnosti a u
kladanf malych obnosd kdykoli jest
tax mono. Banka jest otevfena be-
hem obvyklych bankovnich hodin a
" pondeli vecer cd 6 do 8 hodin. -
Urok vklad6 3 pill procent. Vkla-
dn pres $4,000,00D. 19tf
- s: j.. A. Arneson, tajemnfk mfsto-
guvernera statu Sam Y. .Gordona,
vydavajic1 Tribune-Herald CHS
holm, ostfe posuzuje We SVEN caso~
pise guvern6ra A. O. Eberharta pro
zanedbavani dfadu stalym cestova-
MIN. Arneson nazyva guv. Eber-
harta >"cestuj1cim guvern&rem'' a
ohlasovatelem Great Northern drahy
jeho feci, vztahuj1ci Sc ma severni
east statu prohlasuje "a zcela bez-
vyznamn6, nebot pry O skutecnych
pomerech tamn1ch niceho nev1. Pfi-
pada pry to tax, jakoby stat Mime
sofa byl sorganisovan die vzoru Uni
on Painless dentistG zavisel ma
stal6m ohlasovan1. Tribune-Herald
pouhazuje, ze jako vykonn6mu STAT
nzmu dfedn1ku naskyta Sc guverne-
ru Eberhartovi dosti ddlezit6 prace
donna pfi zastavani svych dfedn1ch
povinnostl. Hlavn6 pokud Sc tyGe
statni odvodnovaci rady, j1z je pred
sedou Sestnacti jinych vybord, jichz
! je clenem. Mali Sc severni east
statu zvelebiti osaditi, pax jest
nevyhnuteln6 zapotfebf, ably mokr6
a bazinat@ pozemky byly odvodneny
a taktez dobr6 cesty must byti zbu-
dovany.. Toho MONO dociliti jedin6
cinem a .nikoli planymi slavy. Mezi
politikafi vyklada Sc dtok Tribune
Heraldu ma guv. Eberharta "a prvni
ranu tabora m1stoguvern6ra statu
Sam. Y. Gordona, o nemz Sc pravf,
ze bude soupefem guv. Eberharta
o nominaci "a guvern6ra statu pf1-
st1ho roku.. Ma strane demokraticke
deje Sc zmfnka o Albert Pfaenderovi
2 New Ulm, jakozto vhodnem kan
didatu "a guvernera pffstfch vol
bach. Pfaender byl vddcem demo-
kratd posledn1 statn1 zakonodarne.
Nakladem 100000 bylo prave
dohotoyeno mestem sest artezskych
studnfu McCarron jezera, jez v padu
potfeby 5budou zasobovati mesto sesti
miliony galond vody denne. Prace
ma studn1ch zapo6ala minuleho roku,
lkdy nasledkem dlouhotrvajfclho su-
cha yznikla obaya pred nedostatkem
lmestsk6 Yody.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13
HOUSTON MARKET REVIEW
cscrish,lsio Alfred Dcsisrs COIN

Houston, Texas, Dec ia new
worlds cotton production record is
predicted by the figures of the govern
ment crop report issued Monday at 2
p. m. by the crop reporting board of
the department of agriculture.
The total production of cotton in the
United States for the season 1911-12
will amount to LIKELIHOOD pounds
mot including linters) or 14,SS5,0
bales, gross weight, according to the
report,
Heretofore the record cotton crop
was that of the year 1904, when 49,
43S, 012 bales, exclusive of linters, were
grown. To date this year there has
been ginned 12,S14,S32 bales, which in
dicates early breaking of the record
of 1904.
Quick breaks in prices in the Ameri-
can and English cotton markets i'm
| iutuldlSly lOilONtu IuS puDiSuiHS VI
the report. In nearly every cotton
center the government report was
somewhat over the average expecta-
ton. At New Orleans prices in the
future market broke Is points in the
most active months. Prices in the
Houston cotton market broke seven
points.
The acreage on which cotton was
planted this season was estimated by
the department of agriculture to be
81, 004 900 acres, greater area than
ever planted before to cotton in this
country. The Texas acreage is placed
at 10,S6S,0O0.
The government cotton ginning re-
port issued December caused a
sharp decline. The report showed
! three state records broken, Georgia,
South Carolina and North Carolina
having thus far ginned more cotton
than ever before was grown within
their borders. The report also showed
every cotton producing state, except
Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma and
Tennessee, having already gnned
more cotton than was grown in these
states last year or the year before.
To December 1 the report showed in
the United States total of 12,S14,S32
bales ginned, exceeding the seasons
total ginning of every year except
1904, 1906 and 1908, and coming within
637, 1000 bales of the total ginned in
1904, the record year. For Texas the
report showed 3,745,9SO bales have
been ginned to December 1.
Houston bank clearings for the
week were s35,922,0OO.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES,

The /. & G. N. Ry. will sell excur.
sion tickets to points in Texas, Louis
lana, Arkansas and Oklahoma Deem
Der 20 to 26, inclusive, 91st, 1911, and
January /, limit January 5, 1912, at
rate of one and one-third fare; also
to st. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago,
Washington, D. c., Memphis, Tenn,
and all points in the Southeast, and
to Mexico and Colorado, December 20,
81 and %, 1911, limit January IS, 1912.
For particulars address ticket agent.
D. J. PRICE,
G. P. & 7. A.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13
BLAIR GILMER
HIGHLY H9NORED
Elevation of Popular Young Rail.
reader Who Married Bryan
Young Lady.

Friends in Bryan of Blair Gilmer OF
Waco, who married Miss Nellie Tabor,
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. R. G. Ia
Dor, formerly of this city, will be glad
to learn of his rapid promotion in the
railroad world, as shown by the fol
lowing clipping from the Waco Times.
Herald:
Announcement has been made thai
James B. Gilmer of this city has been
appointed general superintendent OF
the Missouri, Oklahoma G. Gulf rail
way. He will leave here next Thurs
day evening and assumes his new du-
ties on December Is. Mr. Gilmer's
headquarters will be at Muskogee.
Though he has not sold his resi-
dence here Mr.. Gilmer will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Gilmer and baby. His
mother, Mrs. Bette A. Gilmer, and his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary E. Elgin, viii
join Mr.. Gilmer after the cold weather
period has passed.
THE road with which Mr.. Gilmer is
soon to be officially connected is 221
miles long. It's president and owner
is William Kenefeck of Kansas City,
and the road was built in eight years,
most creditable record Some time
ago an item appeared in the Okla
homa papers relative to Mr.. Kene-
fieck's return from France, and it was
stated that plans for the extension of
the road had received attention. II
this proves to be correct, Mr.. Gilmer
will figure very materially in this
work, of which he is eminerftly capa-
BILE of handling.
THAT he has been selected to fill a
position fraught with so many respon-
sibilities has been learned with sincere
pleasure by all of Mr.. Gilmer's friends
in Waco and in other cities throughout
the state. Railroad work seems to be
his forte, and it will be remembered
that he was connected with the Texas
Nptral for eleven years, at one time
Nant general manager of that
very probable that Blair Gil
the youngest general SUI
! Aof any railroad in the
n Abut his youth will not
m X. He has had the
NM the ability, and he
Il M NQgy vernacular,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13
CORN AND HAY,

There is very little of either corn
or hay raised in Brazos county for
sale, and the bulk of the supplies
handled by the feed stores is shipped
in here from other points in and out
of the state.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13
BRYAN MARKET REVIEW
Prevailing Prices Paid by Local Deal
ers for Farm Products.
CATTLE.

The price of cattle depends upon the
condition of the animal, fat stuff bring
ing better prices than poor The sup
ply is plentiful and local dealers have
no trouble in getting all they want.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13
PRODUCE.

Country butter, per pound. Csc
Sweet potatoes, per bushel. 1.o0@1.25
The potato crop is short and the
supply is very limited.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13

We don't see how Edge Dry Goods
Co. can sell suits for ladies or men as
cheap as they are selling them this
week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13
POULTRY.

The poultry supply is plentiful with
the exception of eggs, which are very
scarce and very few coming to town.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-13
HOGS.

These prices are for fat stuff that
is ready to butcher. The supply is
plentiful.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10
b. ririlly enforced.
HORSE AUCT ION

The Bigge t Horse Auction on
earth will take plece at Miles City
Montana Feb. q %. 1900 head
will be ii; 800 head Of FAT broke
horses; $50 mules fat and TT for
the harness. You can buy at
auction or prsvate sale; yon can
buy one horse or a train load.
You can buy broke OF unbroke
horses, Indian ponies or Draft
horses. Here you can get what
you want and all ycu want for the
spring fade. Our SEASONS month
ly sales begin May p and lasts
four days. Write or wire for
inform ton.
C. b. Inghaln, Manager.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10
$4,000 HOTEL
FOR MOBRIDGE

AT last the people Of Mobridge
are to have their prayers answer
ell in regard to the building of a
large modern hotel.
Il. E. Pruhn of Davenport, Iowa.
man of long experience in the
hotel business, has been here
several days this week and has
definitely decided on Mobridge as
a location.
He is very favorably impressed
with our little city and thinks it
has a Gright future and is willing
70 show his faith by erecting just
what our city most needs at present
"a modern 50-room hotel. So far
he has cot decided on the site,
but he is anxious to secure some
good lots close in. without being
too near the noise and smoke in the
vicinity of the depot.
The building will be of brick or
cement. AT present he is spending
a few days with a friend at Timber
Lake and will return Tuesday and
make definite arrangements so the
building can soon be under way.
Nh, Bruhn says he finds the
| luilding conditions here as favor.
able as any where ard feels no
hesitancy about investing. He is
closing up his affairs in Daven-
port and will be able to give bis
whole affection to the erection
cf his hotel here
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10
MOBRIDGE CON
CRETE CON. co.

A few weeks ago we had an en-
terded write-up in our paper re-
garding the cement bloex factory
coming to our town. The firm
name of the company which will
make these blocks is The Mobridge
Concrete Construction Co. and is
composed of Y. F. Goodness and
X. 7. English. The firm besides
manufacturing block will make
aid sell cement posts, tile and
brick. They will also handle wood
fibre plaster, lime and cement.
They will contract for brick work,
cement block work, cement side
walks, cisterns, plastsring. ehim-
neys, and stone mason work. Both
members of this firm have had
wide range Of experience in this
line of work.
Mr.. Goodness has had 40 years
of experience as a contractor in .
general line Of masonry.
Mr.. English as we stated in our
former article, has been employed
for he last four years by the c..
NJ. &St p. r. II. in the conltruc-
tion OF concrete foundations and
bridges both on the old lines and
on the extension and previous to
that time was employed in the
cement block and sidewalk busi-
ness iu both Ceder Rapids and
Masion Iowa
Mobridge is indeed fortunate in
securing firm of so much cxper-
iencs to erect their permanent
buildings and every structure that
this firm erects will be permanent
improvement and will help to
beautify the city. The factory and
Office are located on Railway
street one block west OF Main
street and the firm invite inspection
of their blocks and factory by all.
They are prepared to give estimates
on any work in their line at any
time.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10

IF the weather wisdom of the In
dians il as correct as it usually is,
this section of nakota is due for a
hu per crop next fall. TIE old
Indians IN the reservation who
have lived their entire lives here
and VIII Sc fathers for generations
gone have wandered untrammeled
over this tie wilderness OF prairies
sagely remark that 1911 looks
good to them. Last fall ILdian
lore predi, ted a mild winter and
thus far their representations
have been more than verified,
hence it IS not unreasonable to
presume that their prediction for
the coming summer may have
somthing of infallibility. Me-
Iatosh chief.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10
TO GO ON A CLAIM

Frank Gibson will close his res
taurant and bakery here March
lst, as he is obliged to go onto his
claim near DuPree at that time.
though he regrets leaving, as he is
doing excellently an has all the
business in the bakery and res
taurnt line that he can possibly
handle. Mr.. Gibson has conduct
ed his business in a manner to win
golden opinions and the hungry
public will be sorry to have the
establishment close.
Read The News ads carefully.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10

the other hand | tried to aid, with
ont any personal gain to me, The
citizens of Mobridge to acquire s
lasting benefit. La in favor Of
getting for the people | represent
the very best light that is possible
at cost that is not out of reach Of
the man who earLs his money by
the sweat of his brow, and it IS no
easy matter to grant a franchise
that will give the taxpayer What
he is entitled to and has reason to
expect at oIr hands. Any one can
boost for friend or support him,
but it takes men to give The people
he represents a square deal 1t is
our duty to represent all CT the
people, those who are not here bu,
who will be our foremost citizens
in the years to come as well as the
little ones not yet born who will
either profit or suffer by what this
council is asked TO perform tonight
If your mayor had been looking
for a graft he would have favored
a 80 year franchise, and the man
nhe cannot ard will not fight for
the people ho represents Is un-
worthy the name of a good citizen.
As to the application OF MIR
Peterson, the act Of the council OF
last meeting has made that dead
issue, which is 10 Mr.. Pete-sul's
gam and the city's loss, as no one
could operate under that Franchise
at profit.
1t now becomes the duty of our
worthy aldermen to decide hetween
Tanner Bros. and Messrs. Hill a.
Smith on the electric franchise
proposition, and vino will give our
people the most complete and up
to date light at the most reasona-
BILE cost to the consumer, and with
nay limited knowledge oF such
things | would not care to be the
judge.
Just word further regarding a
certain petition that was bel g cir
culated asking r my resignation
as mayor. | would feel that it is
my imperative dnty to ignore such
an action inasmuch as the people
of Mobridge placed me in this
office by large majority vote and
Continued on Page 81
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10
BUILDING OUT.
LOOK EOR 1911

The bull ling outlook for Mob
ridge the coming season is very
b, ight. A large number of people
have signified their intention of
erecting residences and owning
their OWE homes aud several busi-
ness blocks are a settled fact.
The large hotel which will be
erected by Mr.. Bruhn of Daven-
port Iowa Will be one of the most
important additions to our city and
will cost IN the neighborhood of
$25, 100000
The Milwaukee hospital will Ee
another big boost for Mobridge,
and we have it from very good
authority that the Milwaukee Will
erect a ha dsome brick depot here
this season, one that will be in
keepin 4 with Mobridge progress.
The building improvements for
1910 amounted to $3.50, 600, and it
is predicted that this season will
be still more active.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10
D0INGS OF
CITY COUNCIL
Meeting Of City Council of Feb

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Of. Fahrnarv 9Th 1911 Moror
SfoItzman nresi lin
Roll call Of aldermen ,rosultad .
foIlows praeant Cgork Nolson
Tayris Hoora s.bua, .rd I.r
son. absant nono
Rlin6te. of ,oo.;;,o ,,e c;4u
Council of Janua,v 3orb 1911 and
F.hruary 2,d 1o11 rAao and on
proved.
May r Stoltzmap made rbe f,l-
lowing statemen, and EXPLANATION
Honorable Aldermen and Gen
tlslren: At our last meeting tie
application for an electric light
franchise made BY Mr. Peterson
seems to have made somewhat of a
stencil. It seems to me that this
was entirely uncalled for had the
entire yituation been properly m
q rstood by the aldermen as well
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10
SALOON Law PASSED

All saloons must now close at
nine O'Clock. Yesterda, afternoon
Governor Vesscy signed the Day
light ,aloon law requiring all the
saloons in the state to close at 9
o'clock Instead of L.. The law
was pissed with an emergency
clause 20 the referendum cannot
he invoked aad it went into effect
as soon $ the governor had az
tached lis signature. The law is
gen rally approved throughout the
state by Eusinesa men. It does
n It seem q square deal to permit
seloons to Go bu ihess longer hours
than pther business men. The law
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-02-10
SECOND JEYgELRY
STORE TO GO IN

". q Yaujorvort Of Mar
marth has bean looking into the
busine.s Possibilities Of Mobridge
Of late and has decided, on account
Of the surerio. advantages Of our
city, to move mis- jewellery stock
here's
He has leased ths building row
occupied byFra kGiason's bakery
and restaurant, and when it is
vacated The lst Of March he will
at once have i ft,ed up for
iswclry store. Every ngw ente
prise finds q welcome iii our rap
idly growing city. ana Mr.. Van
dervort can depend upon havilg
the glad taLd extended to him
when he arrives.