The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-05-12
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS NOTES
Mcintosh now has a band.

McluCOSH now mas d pduu.
A fine new Methodist church build
ing has been dedicated at Harold.
Marvin announces that the Fourth
of July will be celebrated in that vii
lage.
Pierre is proud of the fact that day.
light electric service has been begun
there.
William Combellick of Gettysburg
received a fractured ankle in run
away.
A bridge is to be built soon over
Red Scaffold creek, the stream near
Faith
Cows. vessey and Eberhart are ex-
pected at the Big Stone chautauqua
this summer.
Brookings will bond itself for $780,
900 to build city hall and govern
ment building.
A lamp in Lead incubator blew up
and burned up the shed in which the
incubator was stationed.
Money is being raised at White
Rock to purchase fifteen acres on the
edge of town for public park.
The new municipal waterworks sys-
tenn at Leola is nearing completion
and soon will be placed in operation.
The Early Settlers association of
Minnehaha county has selected June
% for the date of the annual gather
ing
Faith now have a fire company.
Thirty members will form the COM
pleted company, to work in two divi-
sions.
A movement has been inaugurated
to have Lake Andes incorporated as
city, and the necessary special cleo
tion soon will be called
Water is flowing into the big dam
on the Belle Fourche irrigation pro
ject and this is now filling at the rate
of one-tenth of an inch per day,
A movement has been inaugurated
at Cavour to secure fire protection
for the town and definite steps will be
taken at the next meeting of the town
council.
While out for walk near her home,
Mrs. Frank Richie, for 16 years well
known resident of Whitewood, dropped
dead, heart failure being the cause
of her death.
A Lebanon woman started for Can
ada with a carload. of goods and stock
and six horses we're shot by the state
authorities when at Watertown be-
cause of glanders.
The people in the vicinity of Neen-
vile, Stanley county, are preparing for
a celebration on the 18th OF May, and
are preparing for large crowd to
assist them in their jollifcation for
that day.
President G. F. Swartz OF the state
board of pharmacy caused the arrest
of l.. j. Townsend of Worthwhile for
violation Of the pharmacy law, ccn-
Quoting drug store without regis
tered pharmacist in charge. The at.
cused pleaded guilty and was fined
$50 and costs.
A. Henderson, rancher near Belle
Fourche, had a hip dislocated in a
runaway He was driving with his
wife, when the pole Of the carriage fell,
his team became frightened and Hen
derson was dragged from his seat over
the front of the rig, falling violently
to the ground, fracturing a hip. He
is now patient in the Belle Fourche
hospital.
Hilliard Wight OF Aberdeen, head of
the Wight Theater company. pleaded
guilty in federal court to Charge of
having infringed on copyrights and
was sentenced by Judge Charles VIII
lard to fine Of $500. Wight for two
years past has been engaged In pre-
senting royalty plays in South Dakota
towns without having paid q. royalty,
escaping this by advertising the plays
under other names thar the original
titles.
The contract has been awarded for
the construction at Gettysburg of a
new Methodist church b,lilding.