The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-05-10

new oU-HOrSe power Nunlley OlI-
Pull engine and Oliver plows.
Good work guaranteed. All in
quirles promptly answered. s. A.
Walter, Il. r.. No. i, Glenham,
s. ID
j. w. Harris underwent an
operation for appendicitis at st.
Luke's hospital in Aberdeen ON
Wednesday of last week. The all
ment had been giving Mr.. Harris
considerable trouble for several
weeks, but he has been getting
along nicely since the operation
and expects to return home Sun
day, which fact is very agreeable
news to the people of the city.
Nj. A. futile. jim Cummings,
Tim Daley and Nels Conger went
to Aberdeen last Friday afternoon
to attend a meeting of the Elk
lodge that evening. Messrs. Daley
and COnger were initiated into the
mysteries Of the order, while
Messrs. Cummings and futile ac-
cOmpanied them to see that they
were given the work in the most
approved fashion. 1t is reported
that the bows made excellent can
dldates and got all that was com
ing to them
The Ladies of the Maccabees are
pushing forward thei' preparations
for the odd Tyne dance in
Dykeman's hall Wednesday, May
22nd. Tickets are selling like hot
cakes and there is no doubt, even
this early, that the attendance will
be very large. This dance, being
planned entirely out of the usual
order of things, is going to have
features to attract young, middle
aged and old, and the Maccabee
/ ladies are anticipating scoring a
big success. Music by DOdge's
orchestra. Ladies tickets % cents;
gentlemen Is cents.
superintendent King, of the
Cheyenne Indian Agency, has been
reinstated by the interior depart
ment and is again in charge of
government business at the agency,
a fact his friends will be pleased to
note. Mr.. Kings removal from
Office was occasiOned by his failure
to obey a department regulation
providing that a superintendent
cannot absent himself from his sta
ton without permission from the
department.. Mr.. King after be-
ing refused q furlOugh presented
himself at the department at
Washington, and for this infrac-
ton was dismissed and a man sent
out to take his place. Eagle Butte
News.
The Apollo Concert Company
and Bell Ringers appeared before
the people Of the city at the COngre-
gational church Monday evening.
This entertainment was given to
take place of one of the numbers
of the winter lecture course. the
lyceum bureau being unable to fill
one Of the regular dates in the
winter. The church was crowded
to its full capacity, and the enter
tainment was one of the best of
its kind ever given in the city.
The Apollo people came all the way
from Tacoma, WASH. to fill this
engagement, and Mobridge was
very fortunate in securing an en-
tertainment from such a nigh-class
musical organization. Everybody
who attended felt well repaid.
Mr.. George B. Hand and Miss
Rose Ann Hoffman were united in
marriage on Tuesday, April Both,
in st. Mary's Catholic church at
Green Bay, Wis, Father Krause,
of that city, who is a rephew of
Father krause, of Selby, Ofticiat-
ing. Mr.. Hand was one Of the
first young men to engage in bus
mess in Mobridge, coming here
from Norfolk, Va, when the city
was in its infancy. He conducted
a building and contracting business
and erected many of the first build