The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-06-14

home Of States Attorney and Mrs
K. b. Adams Saturday morning
All is we'll and we extend congrat
ulations. Java Herald.
M. f. Ryan, l.. ID. Baker anC
w. F. Kelley. who have home
steads east of here along the Mis-
souri, river, were in town Tuesday
to vote. These gentlemen SHOW
the interest they have in someon,
on the ticket 10y coming twenty
three miles to vote. Cheyenne
junction Record.
w. w. O'Malley, at one time
proprietor of the Pierce, but now
engaged in the creamery business
at Bowdle, was in M0bridge Sun
day and Monday attending to bust
ness matters and shaking hand.
with friends. Billy" has IA wide
circle of friends in the city who
were more than pleased to see him
j. w. Harris spent the greater
portion of last week looking after
his real estate interests near Tap
pen, Stutsman, North Dakota. Mr..
Harris reports crops in the best OF
condition in That locality, the only
drawback being too much rain tC
allow farmers to spend much time
breaking land and seeding flax.
The Louie Benoixt residence thai
is being built at the mouth of the
Moreau river by Contractors Beck.
er 4 Lippert, is nearing compile
ton. Ihis house is 36X36 feet.
two stories with a three gable roof
and Will cost the owner about ST.
10000. Mr.. Benoist can justly
feel proud of his new home, as il
will be one of the finest to be found
in this locality. June.
ton Record.
A track meet will be held in
the basement Of the Congregation.
al church Friday evening, June
Dist. There will be many races,
such as sack races, old mems
races, fat ladies' races, three.
legged race and others too numer.
Gus to mention. The purpose OF
this affair is to have a royal goOG
time and a cordial invitation il
extended to everyone. Admission
and refreshments free.
Sunday, June 2nd, was the third
anniversary of the establishment
OF the town of Morristown, III
Corson county. 1t was on June
=, 1909, that the sale of town
lots for Morristown was held. In
spite Of two dry years. the Nor
ristOwn World, one Of the many
good newspapers Of the reserva-
ton country, points with pride tC
thu remarkable growth the town
has made liz three short years.
The annual question of granting
saloon licenses came up before the
city council at lis regular meeting
Monday night. There were seven
applications before the council, two
of which were granted-Nichols &
COttrell and James Burns. The
application of Robert Marshall was
rejected and the other four laid
over for further consideration. An
adjournment was taken until Tues
day night, but that evening there
was not a quorum present. The
same thing happened Wednesday
evening.
Lars Larson, 5. O.. Sauer and
Rev. K. o. Aase returned Wednes-
day from Fargo, n. d., where they
spent nearly a week attending the
annual conventions of the bodies
Of the United Norwegian Luther
ans OF America. They report that
upward Of 5000 delegates and
members of the Lutheran society
were in attendance at the daily
meetings, and at the unwilling of
the monument erected in honor of
Hans Nelson Houge, the great
Norwegian religious patriot, there
were more than IL, 900 people pres.
ent. The gentlemen report a very
pleasant and profitable "Trip.