The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-30

"A So-lt Ol dSeDd IL
to take place Sunday afternoon be-
tween the Watauga and Mobridge
teams on the local diamond. Wa
tauga has as good a team as either
Mcintosh or Isabel, and under or
binary circumstances a good game
may be expected Sunday.
y. Oscar Anderson and Truman
s. Day, the former from Chicago
and the latter from Omaha. spent
a couple of days he.e last week
looking over the country. They
were so well pleased with the gen
eral appearance of things that they
each purchased a quarter section
of fine farm land on the reserva-
ton west of the river. Mr.. Ander-
son expects to move onto his land
and farm it himself, while Mr..
Day bought as an investment and
expects to sell it on the crop pay
ment plan. These gentlemen both
have the right idea of this country
and are loud in their praises of the
general condition of prosperity
which they found here.
Mrs. A. Fl. Brightman, of De-
catur, H., and Mrs. A. n. Clark
of Forest Farm" near Loving
ton, H., are the guests of II. j.
Kali ard family at Moreau June
ton. They are certainly in love
with South Dakota. 1t was planned
to visit here about two weeks, but
as the climate is helping Mrs.
Clark SO much, the plans will be
changed. Mrs. Clark was suffer
ing with chronic asthma in a very
violent form. but these gentle
breezes that have a habit of swip-
ing us when We are least expect
ing it, don't seem to be a friend of
asthma. But whether it be the
wind or the waves the disease has
lett and Mrs. Clark says she don't
care when she gets back to the
farm. Returning they will visit
at Washington Springs, Sioux
City and Chicago. South Dakota
looks anything but bad to them.
Aye, aye, sir, we can chalk up an
other "Ad."
a business transaction took
place the early part of the week,
when G.. w. Smith sold the fur
nishings and business of the Pierce
Hotel to Mrs. N. l.. Jenkins, of
Coal Springs, Perkins county.
Mrs. Jenkins assumed the manage
ment of the house Immediately.
She is experienced in the hotel
business and will maintain the
high standard established by Mr..
Smith. Mr.. Smith has conducted
the Pierce for about two years and
a half, and during that time has
given the patrons of the house en-
tire satisfaction. He is undecided
as to future plans, but will remain
in MObridge a few weeks, when he
will probably 60 west. George is
well liked by everyone who enjoys
his acquaintance, always cOngenial
and pleasant, and it is with sincere
regret that his friends will see him
move away from Mobridge. How
ever, it is the wish of all that he
and his estimable family may en-
joy the best of everything in flu
ture undertakings.
Invitations are out announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Perry b.
Rosenberger, OF this city, to Miss
Ada Ellen Person, Of Blunt,
which happy event will be solem-
nized in Blunt at . o'clock on
Monday, September 4th. Mr..
Rosenberger has been "A resident
of this city for over two years
where he is engaged In the real
estate business. He is a wide a.
wake business man and always
takes an active interest in anything
which might prove Of benefit to the
city. During his residence in Mo-
bridge he has won a large circle Of
warm friends, to whom the
announcement comes as somewhat
of a surprise. The bride is a
comparative stranger to most of