davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Die Sauatiter am aaOsr.

SSn unierer Na1barsIto0t Sagers-
totpn, Mo., boben Die 19eetctalers"
ole OberbanO. Ger bergangeueS onns
tag mar ser trodenIte Sonntag in
Staot unO nod ni6t einmal
iogenannte SOFT orinfs" iDaren gu
baben. NoIi5cihef 6rieoinger erhielt
ftrifte SrOer, onB sic bInuen @eiese
abloIut Our1oufiibren linb. SnfoI,
ge0eIien initruierte Der YOli5ei6ef
idmmtIibe 8oli5iften, Elm nadiames
auge auf ale @eitnurotionen, @po-
tbefen uio onOere 8Idse. mo- man
louIt gepobnIi9 fir @eIo uno CUTE
@orte ettpos o0oHes" betommt, SIT
boben. Die Ouritigen 5eeIen pilger-
ten Onber. elmer @nnfabrt glei6,
no6 benndbarten Solen, Inn Die no..
.tige &~er3it1rfuas gu erghIten. &ie
Dermutet, foa am morgigen Sonntag
aud ben Sdubpusern uno 3eihIn9s-
perfGufern oas Snnopert gelegt Der=
Den.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
gersnasnnsssaIsuSsr
0lun iebe nod ben anuOnceu.

Mai %. y@ermania M1nnerGor"
0ampfer Macalelter.
26. 8erein Bayern, Wfnifelt 81
2angoon, 9. 6.
26. 8eeroribers Union in Sunts.
bile @art.
SUM 2. Sonntag. 8erein 8a0en.
@itnit in NiC. Autb's SanO.
fig.
SUM 2. SOnntag. BIattOiitiher Ser.
cen. Yitnit nuf Gins 6arm.
(TafOma Iarf).
2. SeiienOarmit1Oter Inter.
ltiisungs = 8erein. 9ampfcr
Macnleiter.
SUM 8. Sonntag. 0eutidamerifa.
nii1er unterltiisungsberein.
8itnit in Sic. @utb's 2anO-
iis.
8. Sonntag. Sntel 8rdiig
@erein. Bifnif in Sunts-
billie.
Sunni 10. OOnnerltag. Mrmintus 60.
ge. Dampfer Wacnleiter.
16. SGnserbun0, 9ompfer Ma.
coIeIter.
SUM 16. @ermania NGnner1or.
Gifnit in Sic. Gutb's Sauo.
iit.
SUM 90. S~e6enOarmitaOter Inter
itiisungsperetn. Bifnif IN
Nic. Mutb's 2au0Iib.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

GoB &robibition MIR gum Ser
Oerb BON StGoten mo Orti6aften
beitr1gt, benefit folgenOe Statiltif,
aus Dem 0geieeneten prohibitions
ltaote &anios".
SIN Staate aanias gibt es iiber
240O ebeoem bliibenOe SrtIdaften,
Die beute p~oaItGnoig per0oet, gum
9eil MIR nod i1per 3u finoen iino,
10 p~onitdnoig lit lire Spur berWebt,
Man9e oieier 0rtiAaften batten
mebrere GouieuoGinmobner, Die gum
Cell bierbin, gum 8eil Oortbin 3oeen,
ibr Sell in neilen @%riinOungen
81 periu6en. Ganias lit INNER ser
flaIiiide Staot Der io6iolen uno po-
litiI1en grperimente gepeien nno
lit es belite nod: @ounerneur Stubbs
uno Die 9robibition iino 8epeis on-
fir.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Siuans ms areie.

Der mai nit ipiner ganSen 8raHt
mar am 5Onntag ms 2anO ge8ogen
uno Uer suoate 6a 0abeim bleiben; 10
mnd5ten iid oelln aud Oie oNrioni-
ten iHou friib morgens auf un0 90
gen binans ms 5rete nadJ Mariban
san per 9ompfer Wacaleiter. Gin
ridtiger 9entf1er Gag i'm 4leinen
gefeiert. 81brenO Der erlten
Sabrt ibon ertOuten oemtf1e Qieoer
uno JrObli1teit uno @emiitli1feit
berribte ipGbrenO oes ganaen Cages.
Sn @1nribnn Sal webieIten Muiif
uno @eIang-8 ortrdge miteinanOer
al, unO fr0bIi1es Treiben berrl1te
iiberaa. 9as Romite, pel1es. ben
Nusflug orrnneierte, beItebeno aus
ben Serren @m. @iegmonr, Sobn
8ii6buien, Sacob Briisger, @ug.
S9Dars, gbas. @erner, Sic. @ie=
ganO nnO 5rant @ieganO rieb li6
pereniigt Die &1noe in Dem 8epuBt=
iein, allen 9eiInebmern einen reht
pergniigli6en Gag bereitet gu baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Die 9iitritt-9 . mOfrateu.

Sim Montag, 81. Mai, Weroen Die
0emofraten oes Diltrifts Columbia
lire 8rimGrmablen abbalten. Die
Gtoot lit in 90 @ablpre8infts einge-
teilt morOen uno lit Die Gage Der
berI6ieOenen Stimmlofale tDie folgt:
1. Oi1trift, Scr. 2t09 yti6ols Mbe.,
NnacoItin; 2. DiItrift, Noroolt @fe
BON Georgia Ape unO &enneoD-5tr
8. 9iitrift, @orooit-gde bon 33. uno
q @traBe, GorOweit; a. 9iitrift Scr.
1869 so ctr. Noromelt; 5. 9iitritt,
Scr. 2149 8enniplpania 9lbe., NorO-
melt; 6. Oiltrift. Scr. 8t6 10. Str.
Oeor0pelt; Z. 9iitrift, Nr. 1918 5.
NoromeIt; 8. 9iitrift Scr. 7O3
5. Str, Nor0meit; 8. Diltrift, Scr.
800, IL. Str. @orOweit; 10. 9iitrift,
Ger. 315, IA. Ctr, Noromeit; II. 81
itrift, SIR. 600, II. Str, Siiopeit;
t2. 0iItrift, Scr. Ga, 9-Gtr., Woro-
melt; 10. 9iItrift, Scr. sol S Str,
IA. 9iitrift, Scr. 1881, z.
Str, Noromeit; Is. 9iitritt, Scr.
$40, 9. Str, gtorOmelt; 16. 9iItritt,
ger. 468, 2ouiItana-9lb ey NorOmeIt;
II. 9iftrift, 7. unb 9 Str, NorO-
melt; IS. 9iitrift, Nr. 1924, 415-
Str, Siiopeit; 10. 0iitrift, SCR.
$ Str, NorOoit; 90. 9iftritt,
Scr. PIP, 2. Str, SiiOoit; 81. Di-
itrift, Scr. 246, II. Str, SiiOoit; %.
9iftrift, Scr. GIG, s. Str, Siiooit.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

81 ieinem am Dien5tag itattgc-
babten @eburstag purOe &errn 9lug.
0onatb, superintendent Der Dofu-
mente in Der HegierungsOruderei
BON ieinen @~ngeiteaten in ser Office
init einem mG6tigen StrauB Ameri-
can 8eautp Stolen beebrt. Ser5li6e
@ratuIationen muroen Serrn 90
1latb SIT 8eil BON ben Stiftern Der
Stolen Iomobl ais alt6 BON ben Oielen
6reunOen in Dem Department uno
BON 8iirgern Der 5taOt. Serr 90
natb lit Elm alter Oeutider 8irgcr
Ser 5taet unO eea6tet uno geebrt bel
alien, Die i'm fennen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
G6rtsn ben grphmsiiter.

Sim lebten 9ienstag famen Die
0eutI6en 6reimairer BON WarDIano
bierber, INN oas @rob oes erlten
@roBmeiiters oes SrOens, George
8albington, 3u beiu6en uno nit
einem 9ran3 81 ihmiiden. Gin aus
ben Serren Geo. 2effert, Mar So
nig, 8. 9. &einbor0t, @morD
Stin6fielO unO 9ouis 2nuh bette
benOes 4onite Der 8aItinlorer 60
gen bate Die Arrangements Oieier
8aqfabrt mternommen uno INN II
l16r Morgens famen orei 8agen Der
ygleftrii6en", nit ungef1br 130Pil.
germ nebit 9nmen an, un0 mur0en
BON einem bieiigen 4omite Der 6rei-
mailrer, beItebeno aus Sb.@ aBmann,
Sac. 8riigeer, 9D. SontDoI0 uno
@bas. @erner, empfaneen uno nad
Dem gaItli1en @eim 0es DArion" ge-
leitet, noieIblt Der 8erDalter, Serr
9[uq. S6mars, Oen @GIten elm feines
Dinner %IerDierte. Die @1lte purOen
pom Serrn SenrD 8aBmann ieitens
oes .g(rion~ begriiBt. 8rdiiOent sc.
Sonig oonfte ben freunoIihen @ir-
ten.
geIOnOers bsmiibt nm bic 8ObIfabrt
Der @dIte wOrsn Die 6srrsn Sac. Brig
ger, 6p. 8aBmam unb gbas. @erner,
inOem lie ben sanSsn Gag bel Oenielbsn
uerbra6tsu; sbsnfous bstsiIiSten ii@ Der
MaeiIter Der Nrmimius NOss Nr. 25 Don
@albimstOn, 3. g., 6srr 0p. GnnHs
wOIO, uuO 6srr SUIT. S@iuinG. sin
NlitsIisb OerisIbsn 9Oss, an ben 3nuOr'
tOmmenbeitsn.
9tad @imabme oes Dinners tra-
ten Die MarplGnoer NIT ibren 0amen
uto oielen 8riioern Der bieiigen 60
gen Die @aafabrt na6 Mt. Sermon
per 9ampfer Ntacaleiter an. 0ort,
auf einem berrli6en Sled6en @r0e,
mur0en oic grinnerungen an ben
Gotionalbeloen, ben eriten Rraiioen-
ten ser Ser. Staaterl uno ben erIten
@roBmeilter Der Sreimaurer Imeri-
foS mo6gerufen. Gin i6oner 4rons
aus @pbeublGttern, funItpoa getDrn--
ben, nit GROCER S6Ieife, mno bon
Serrn S. s. &railer fir Die Yilger
angefertigt, pitrOe am@rabe Oes Alt-
meiIters n~ieoergelegt. Iuf Der S9lei-
fe mar Die einfa9e Sni6rift: Ser
elm oeutl6er S%reimourer". Serr
@morp Stin9fielo belt cine engli-
fbe Nnlpro6e unO Serr @bos. 3ies
ipra6 in oeliti6. @rdlioent Wfor
SONIC oanfte ben &eOnern unO mics
oarouf bin, oaB Dies Die erIte Yilger-
fabrt elmer oeuti9en 6reimallrer
8ereiniglng 4merifas iei, um ben
erIten @roBmeifter gu ebren. gtn6=
her foIete cine 8eii6tigung Oes
@obnbauIes uno Der 3dilme, Delde
sic @obnungs- ginri6tung MnO fon-
Itiqe grinnerungcn an oieien groBen
Mantl, feline @attin uno 5tieftof-
ter, bergen.
la6oem Die @eIeni6aft wieoer
in Der MrionboIe angelangt mar, ent-
faltete li6 bier nod fin etli6e Stln-
Ben elm gemiitlides 2eben bel @e-
lang, rnterboltungen uno @rfrii6-
ungen. Tim 1890 traten Die @Gite
wieoer ben Seimpeg nod Baltimore
an.
9ie 8aafabrt Der Oeutiden Srei-
maurer bon MorDlanO na6 @t.
Sermon miro alien E%eilnebmern nod
lanqe in @rinnerung bletben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

9 e pereinigten Singer - SGn-
gerbuno uno &rion - meroen nG6-
item 0ienstag, %. Mai, abenos $50
l1br, @enerolprobe balten. @iner
Der Seltoirigenten miro in aaernGd=
tier 3eit bier ermartet, unO ale SGn-
ger iolten li6 einfinOen INN bel Der
Erobe unter Dem SeItOirigenten be-
iteben Su fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

nngefdbr 1900 96iiIer Der
itdotii9en &inoergdrten bielteu am
Mittmo9 Morgen ibr iGbrli6es Mai-
felt .auf Dem &alen BEL Dem @ational
Muieum. Mit 6pieleu uno gra5i-
oien SGn5en amiiiierten ii6 Die &lei-
men mebrere Gtun0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Ole Staliener ser Staot baben
li9 3uiammengetan, Inn li6 an ser
s. Stunt ItattfinOenOen @nthiil-
lung Ser Columbus Statlie auf Dem
Union Stotion8loBe uno an Der ga
raoe 8u 6eteiligen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
e@Iei@otsbe ma@eu 8eate.

Disnstus Na@mittas 3wil9eu 2 unO
8 ubr finO S@Isi&biebs in bas 6aus
bes 6srrn ". so. Rriss sinssbro&en nm
SebOris bort Guf3urdumsu. NGe Riiten
uuO Ralten wavsn ausseltSbert unb bvei
SOIbene ubrsn. lsOIbene aetts, elm Dia.
muntVinS unb $500 in 8aaVssIO fielsn
ben 9auSfinseru ,ur 8euts. Bon ben uns
Iisbiamem @elu@ern febIt ie6e Spur.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Il III sic 5abrt na9 Dem 10 belieb-
ten God Greet Barf 3u MAIDEN, lin0
leit einigen Gagen Auto=O mnibulie
in 0ienIt geitelt tporoen. Dieiel6en
tabren o6 BON Is. StraBe un0 60
lumbia &oa0.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

@eqen oie Cartoons in enali=
i6en 3eitungen 5og am Mittmo6
N6eno ouf einem 8anfett I'M Seem
@iaaro ser gr=Spreder Soiepb q.
Cannon, Uncle Soc, ms Selo.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

s II Dem Columbia uno Gbiloren-
Soipital, 10. un0 SO StraBe, erbiel=
ten am Mittpo9 @6eno 16 iunge
0amen ibre 9iplome ais &ranten-
%pGrterinnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Capt. 6ronf 8eattp, bon Der
bieIigen Napp Doro lit pom &rdii-
oenten Gait in @%nerfennung ieiner
@eroinite gum &eor=NOmiral err
fanat tpor0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
stdOtii6e NeniSteitem.
samstus, Ocn %. Nlai 1912.
@e sdwD5erO iitid.

Bon ale Spro6e uf Der @elt
S6pp5erOiiti6 mir Dertb;
9tit oaB me g'lebrt orin idWdse ia,
Oo9 beimelts elm gar griisli a,
Solt pelm mes numme g'bort.
@enn Cine / Ser 5r0mOi NIB
Salt Itirbt Dor Seimpebi6mer3,
limos 6ltnt eS6mp5er, frogt: Dpie's
gang?"
So orinat oe Son pie @p6ornflong
Boil Croft elm tief ms Ser5.
llno penn me oenn es Meiteli fennt,
0as elm gar tuiigs freut.
llno penn mes fragt; ySdg liebIt
OH mig"
aa's 0eun e idonere Spro6 no &c
@ls menn'S oio frpli" ieit?
3por / oerbliimter &eOesart
Sid me orin net 10 g'Iebrt;
Ser S6mp3er ieit bait franf I'M friid
@ie ibm ser S6nabeI g'Wa6ie iid
6 SSeOem, mas i6m g'b0rt.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Gin neues Sotel, dbnli6 Dem
9niderboden Sotel in Stem Oorf ioa
bier ol1f Dem 8labe Oes alten Cor
corau @eb1uoes an @de Der Is. Str.
rno @enniplpania Ape erri6tet Der-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Sebt 1T er fit unO fertis fir
@ae, Die @rbolling iuhen, uGmlid
Der INNER fioele Grnit 26ffIer an
Der 8ln0ensburg Nooo. @ein Gar.
ten lit einlaoenO un0 unter Den alien
giGen iist Is iid gar ihOn w1brenO
Der beiBen Sommeroeit
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

9 s infer Sournal iid ftets nelle
Srellnoe ermirbt, uno Die 6reuno-
i6aft ser alien befeitigt, b~efilnOetc
Dor einigen Sagen Serr &arI Sober,
aIs er nit ben belten @ratulationen
in unierem 5anftum borlprah un0
iein @bonuement fir oas nG9lte
Sabr ernenerte. 8eiten Donf.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Ger nOnfel 8rdiig gerein~ 8eigt
beute in elmer An3eige iein &olfsfeit
an, meldJes atn g.. sunni I'M STUNTS
pile @arf a6gebalten miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

SIN NOntas absnb s~rOffnst 6svr s.
s. @eper Ieinen SommsVsnrten, Nr.
1927 IA. @traBs q. SO. Garter unb
Dirti&aft fnb. ME Fribsr, elmer sriinbs
Vi@en RemOUntion unteroosen wOrben unb
bietcn einsn bsrrIi9sn EIat fir einsn
Der nit ieiner JnmiIis sinen per:
SnilSten Nben6 uerIeben MIL.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Ole 09epeutb Dan aOoentiits"
6eabIi9tigetL in &afoma &arf cine
neile Stride 81 6auen, Die $4,000
folten loa.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

S n beutiger Summer bringen mir
cine Nn3eige bon Der G~beIapenfe
8ead Company, unO an anOerer
Stene Die 3eittnbelle fit Sic fom-
menoen uno gebenben 3iige. Ser
cine, tpel1e Grfuriionen nod Der
Bead peronitalten, finoen bier cine
CUTE @elegenbeit gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

@Orgen, SOnntas, @aRer
fabrt hes v8ermania @Gnuer@Or'
mad @arIbaa 6al.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
3u D~ermietbem

3 nstte, unmUbIisrts 3immsr, an gaar in
miitIrrrm Nlttr, ~ mdhieem Wrtis. gu srfra-
gen In Nr. 218, 81 Strabt, u. %.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Ser 0@erein Sagerm" feiert NOR
gen Ieim Maifeit in ben Anlagen Oes
6Omeg SOcial Clubs, in s. QangOOn,
@aes, mas baDriid', siebt bort bin
aus.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Chesapeake Beach, R. R.

abgebeuo, perldBt 9iitrift @ren3e
gormittags INN 9.3O*, 1890, tt.3O;
0o6mittags Inn $50, 5.40*, 7.45:
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15
MUFFIN PAN

of the law covenant, Heb.
lO:0-1S, and in the atone
ment sacrifices performed year by
year. If they had regarded the
Staying of these animals as the
main circus instead of a mere side.
show, they would have understood
more OF the significance of the
coming Messiah. The animals
We're slain each year, and as shown
above, fOreshadowed a greater, the
real sacrifice for sins, for the
blood of bulls and goats could new
er take away the sins of the
world. But the children Of Israel,
thinking only of their coming King
and they His royal subjects, over
looked the passover types, as we'll
as the prophets, who testified be-
forehand the ~sufferings of Christ
and the glory that should follow,
l Pet. Ill. Apparently not pay
ing any attention to these types,
they thought that Moses, Joshua
and Kings David and Solomon,
each in their turn was the great
restOrer and blesser promised in
the covenant, Gen. 1913, and re-
peated several times afterwards.
Under Kings David and Solomon
they reached the very zenith of
their glory and there seemed to be
no question that the promise was
being fulfilled then. Soon, how
ever, they were shorn Of their
power and scattered here and
there. True, they we're given
kings down to the time of Zede-
kiah. 1t was in the days of Ke-
dekiah that God lost patience with
the children of Israel, took away
the crown and overthrow the king
fZedekiah) Now take a retro
spective glance for a moment and
note the seven times" punish
ment threatened in Leviticus
26: Is, "a 20. 1t was here at tine
dethronement of King Zedekiah
that this seven times" punish
msnt began, Eek. 21;25-27. This
was six hundred and six years he
fore Christ. Six hundred and six
years are but a small part of
seven times" as we hope to
show later. 1t was also at the
overthrow overthrow of King Ze-
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15
Greeting, Dear Christian Readers.

Our study last week brought us
down the stream Of time until we
introduced the Jewish age, in which
the children of Israel were from a
divine standpoint tie whole
thing occupying the center Of
the stage. SO to speak. See Amos
$50, Psalms 147:20. Yet this d.
vine recognition was their death
knell as a nation. God had given
their law through Moses, and this
together with His promises of
what He would do if they kept the
law, just fired them, so to speak,
with expectancy and in their zeal
and burst of enthusiasm they said,
AL these things we will do"
Elk. 1868. They did do a part
Of them, but NOT ALL, as they had
promised. Now turn to Leviticus,
twenty-sixth chapter, and there
you will note how God promised to
bless them IF they done as the
law provided and what He would
do if they failed. The punishment
we note was in point Of TINE and
was spoken ~undepsymbol of ''sev-
en- times" These seven times
are spoken of repeatedly and they
refer to the length of time that
Israel was to be trodden down by
the Gentiles. This treadding down
by the Gentiles we will show later
on. The part of the law they did
carry out was the killing Of ami.
mals-bullocks, rams and goats.
These, as the apostle shows, Heb.
lO:1, were types or a shadow OF
good things to come. This was
~prefeured in the passover before
they were delivered from Egypt,
in the Staying Of the animals at the
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15
FridIy. MArch IS 1912.
For State Senator.

Upon the solicitation OF many
friends in Walworth, Edmunds
and Corson counties, | hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for
state senator from this district,
subject to the will Of the republl-
IA voters at the June primaries.
If nominated and elected, | pledge
myself to look after the interests
Of all parts Of the district to the
best of my ability and to east my
vote for the candidate 70: United
States senator receiving the high
est number of votes at the JxDe
primaries. j. w. HARRIS.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15

During all his more than thirty
years of residence in South Dakota
Congressman Burke has always
been a booster for South Dakota
AMI has never considered getting
a home in an outside state. The
fact that there is "A candidate
against him this year who has
fitted up a home in Montana with
the expectation of leaving the state
will nus the people of the second
congressional district TO take more
interest in seeing that Chas. II.
Burke is noffiinated in June than
ever before. 1t will take a bigger
book than a pamphlet on the part
of his opponent to explain why the
voters should send a man from
South Dakota to represent them in
congress whose home interests are
in another state. The people of
South Dakota have had enough of
paying salary to state officers who
afterwards left the state.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15
BIameable Parents.

Mothers such rs You, who do
not know your daughters or know
where they spend their time, are
doing far more har.l than the
dance halls or the skating Kinks, y
declared Judge L.. c. Smith yes
terday in municipal court, when
he rebuked mothers of two girls
arrested Saturday night in a raid.
News item il Minneapolis Jour
nal.
The Minneapolis judge quoted
above preached an excellent ser
mon to mothers and fathers in
a very few words. Usually, 1t is
not the girls and boys who are
chiefly responsible for getting into
trouble, but the parents who do
not realize the responsibilities Of
parerthood, or who are too indo-
lent or too engrossed in other mat
tiers to give their attention to the
proper training of the boys and
girls entrusted to their care. The
father or mother who cites out for
sympathy when their boy or girl
gets into trouble, really ought to
enter a plea of guilty to gross neg.
ligence and willful or ignorant
failure to perform their duty.
Most little folks have a natural
bent toward goodness, rather than
evil. If hat bent is in the other
direction when they grow older, it
is usually the parents who are to
blame News.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15

j. w. Harris, of Mobridge, this
week announces his candidacy fol
the nomination to the office oil
state senator for the district con
prising the counties of Edmunds,
WalwOrth and Corson. Mr.. Har'
ris is we'll known all over the dis
trict, is eminently qualified tc
hold the position, is highly re.
spected for his business acumer
and integrity. and his long resi-,
idence in the district puts him in
a position to know the needs OF
every part of it. 1t would seem tc
up that he is the right man for the
place. Mclaughlin Messenger.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15
NOTICE FOR HEARING PETITION FOR LET.
TIERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

State of South Dakota, County Of
Walworth-ss.
In COunty Court Within and for
Said County.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
William II. Boyd, Deceased.
The State of South Dakota Sends
Erecting to Allie Nj. Boyd AMI
Margaret A. Boyd, heirs at law
of William H. Boyd, Deceased.
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that Allie NJ. Boyd has
filed in the County Court Of Wal
worth County, State of South Da-
kOta, her petition, asking that she
be appointed administrators of the
estate of William H. Boyd, de-
ceased, and that said petition has
been set for hearing at ar adj
journed term of said Court to be
held at the Court House in the
City Of Seiby in said County, on
the 10Th day of March, A. d.
1912, at the hour of one o'clock
p. Nj.
Dated February 10, 1912.
w. b. BURR,
Attest: County Judge.
E. G. POWELL, Clerk.
(Seal)
j. +. CLAYTON, Attorney for Pc
titioner.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15

The state game department is
looking after the stocking OF
streams and ponds of the state
with fish this spring. The fish
come from the government de.
partment, but the state depart.
ment. but the state is ready to
look after the details of securing
the fish for those who want them
Many owners of ponds would like
to stock them, but are uncertain
as to the method of procedure te
secure what they want. If they
will notify the state game warden.
department at Pierre, the work will
be cared for.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15

kiah that the seventy years desc
lation of the land (Jer. 2J:1D
began. Next week we will show
the fulfillment of Eek. 21:27.
Yours for the whole Bible,
BIBLE STUDENT.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15

for the reason hat the fees OF the
Office ARE not sufficient to make 1t
an inducement for one who has no
other means of support. During
the past yeats the office OF sheriff
has been a study by the legislature
and several instances where lee;
formerly made this Office ore Of
the best paying ones in the county
have been cut off through acts OF
the legislature. Perhaps the heav-
lest blow in this line was the act
passed by the legislature witch re-
1uires that jurors be summoned
by nail, which practice has been
in effect for sometime past, and
consequently the office is seekln7
the man in some counties OF the
state where formerly the man was
seeking the Office.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15
For County Auditor.

| hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Office Of county
auditor, subject to the decision of
the republicaL voters of the cOun-
ty at the June primaries. Re-
spectfully, H.. K. DEMALIGNON.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-03-15

The present sheriff Of Sully
county announced to his friends
that he would not be a candidate
for sheriff in that county this year