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that he did not have to answer ques- tions, and the incident closed.
 ''I am ready to be locked up," spoke up Wilk, indicating something of pleasure at the relief that had been brought i'll the presence of his coun- sel
 Attorney Hickey and Frank Fox the victim, declare that they have help in the form of detectives wlo know the whole crowd of operators who will bring them all into custody and that they will stay on the job fo. months or years if necessary to put every one of them in the penitentiary "It is my time now" said Frank Fox
 as they were waiting for the incS dent to close at the court house. And my friends know that I am on this job to stick. I received many mes sages today from Indianapolis from good fellows who know me as a good fellow, and who want me to stick and fight this thing out, and that is what l am going to do."
 FOX giYes minute descriptlQns Qt tae men. There is no hazarding or conclusions Wilk has a bald head. His face is easy to recognize from other faces He is tall and heavy, But even with all this, Fox, last night on the depot platform, would not speak the word that was. to hold him until Wilk had removed his hat ane the bald head appeared and then he said concmsiyely that this was the man.
 Sheriff Williams declares the g. gantic thievery as pulled off here the greatest outrage he ever knew of He declares that the liberal elemen have been imposed on to a point endure more and ne expressed some harsh measures that should be dealt out when this gang is rounded up
 "I am for a complete and full ex- posture of the whole thing" said the sheriff Lets find out every man connected with this, get all the ac- cessories, and bring them all into court. The liberal element elected me sheriff, but did not elect me to stand for anything like this in Hot Springs and l am not going to stand for it.
 Mayor Waters stated last night op his return from Little Rock that four men were on the job of running thieves cut of town, and that they were taking names of every man run out.
 There is no alternative" said the mayor last night. 1t is the train Or the city jail for the undesirables. We don't want to have any trials of th men, for they are characters not toi erated elsewhere, and will not be at lowed to stop here. There is a g5- eral clean-up order and it will be en- forced, and the records will show that it is being enforced" A
 Sentiment about the city yesterday was strong against the manipulators of this $20.000 swindle, not so much that sympathy was expressed for Fox, but that the city was made to suffer | for the incident in the advertising sent abroad.
 And incidentally Fox is 2 pretty wealthy chap, young, vigorous, and wears a smile. He isn't hunting for | sympathy, either It is satisfaction l tha. he wants. ard he is going tc get ! it in hanging here and prosecuting the men who swsndled aim until they are all in the state pententiary.
 Attorney Hickey is an aggressive lawyer, and looks like he will get re- suits. He has gone into the case in a manner that leaves no doubts as to his determination. Although with but
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NOTED ATHLETE DEAD.

New York. Jan. 10. Jasper Good man. stroke for the famous Colum- bia four in 1878. which won the only crew ever taken by Americans at Henley. died at his home here to- day. He was 62 years old. Death was due to general breakdown.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON JAN 10--FORE- CAST FOR ARKANSAS-RAIN SAT URDAY, COLDER AT NIGHT; SUN DAY COLDER AND PROBABLY FAIR.
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CONGRESSMAN STRICKEN.

Washington, Jan. 10- Representa- tive Langley, Republican. of Ken lucky, was stricken on the floor of the house late today by rush of blood to his head shortly after he had concluded speaking on private pen sion bill under consideration. Ho was removed to his home and tonight his condition was reported as not serious.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
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Mr.and Mrs. J H. Yates of Mid land, Texas, reached the Arlington yesterday. They contemplate making substantial stay.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

ben miro in Der uber on elm ums
idaufeln nidt gu 1ente1r 1T, 1T elm
mmfigereS 8robieren Der Gemperatur
5es &aufenS umiomebr an Blabe. SIT
ser &aufen inn Snnern gu beiB, 10
berbrennt Elm 1betl Ser &0rner, 5.
+. Tie aperben braun, alio gertngeper-
tbiger, uno nm 6as 51 oermei6en,
bleibt nidts anberes iibrig, als 6as
@etreioe berol1s5uidnufeln un6 in
ser Sdeune flah aus3uidiitteln. Die.
lie Mrbeit m1B aber bel trodeneml
@etter geihe6en, oenn sic Sdale Der
@etreioef6irner bat bie @igenidoft,
8el,dtigfeit ar3u3ieben un5 bel feud9~
ter @itterung miir6e oas 1T itarferem
@oBe 9ei6eben, alio mebr Sdaoen
angeridtet als 9eaponnen meroet1.
6ornner, apelde oie ginridtungen
nidt baben, grobe @etreioemengen
olaf5ubeben, tbun better 6asielbe oud
BEL nieorigen 8reiien gu pertanfen,
neil iie oanu menigitens Dor @erlp=
item hei Ser Mufbemabrumg gei6iitt
fins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

|geieae (ber cine &ausbGlterin il1dt):
n@ie beiBen sic 6en1r?"
Steqeiudenoe: rMnno 8ierbals. "
SltnggeleQe: r@m - ser Mame
mare mir ia iDmpatbild."
Gle @inIo6ung.- 3met al
te 5reun6e botten opei Sage 5uium=
men perlebt. uDu boit bier Elm biib+
ides @austen," iagte ser @oit am
Gage ieiner Mbreiie. rMber ser Cor
ten iiebt ei1 penig tabl aus"
~@eil Sic 8dume nod 10 jung
iin6," e%rapioerte ser @dltgeber. vSS9
boffe, oab file biibid groB ge1por6en
fins, menn gu mieoerfommIt."
Neben sc IL 9 e II. = 2en=
den 6urfte ii6 an sen Gid gu elmer
@offeegeieuidnft fben.
rNeben tpem pi1it gu am liebiten
liben?" fragte sic @irtbin.
u8itte neben 6em Student" ant
mortete 2enden.
gbrli&feit. -l1nteriu6ungs-
ridter: r&aben Sic Sen @inbru@ al
lein b~eriibt?"
StrdfIim: usSSa&pobI, &err &C.
ridtsratb. Seben Sic, menrr man
iid) 6obei uuf einett on6eren Meniden
perlaBt, tpeiB man ME, Oh er ebrlid
it'll"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Ni6t gu perbluffen II. -
@ait:: 80 iemine - ste 8eeflteafs
mereen ia imu1er fleiner!"
8irtb: $50, ia - 0ie Degenera=
ton bat m1d idon cuffs @ieb iiberge=
griffen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Gnfbepabrnms bes @etreiSes.

Die @etreioeernte bieies SiabreS
uno sic iebigen billigen 8ornerpreiie
bringer es nit itd, 6aB iolGe Sat-
mer, sic nidt eeospungen fins, jett 51
perfaufen, 0os @etreibe liege1r laiien,
bis es gu beiieren 8reiien losgeidlo=
gen speroen tann. @enn mini 6as
@etreioe, faus es troden lit, @ur6
ldngeres 2iegen niht 10 Ieidt @6a%
Sen Iei6et ooer an ieinem @ertbe ber=
liert, au6 gegen 6ie auBere Sempera=
tur nidt 10 9eidyiibt aperoen muB, mie
3. g. @artoffel1r, 10 6arf man 0od
nid)t pergeiier, 1aB 5ie @0rner, abn=
li9 mie 5os Strob un6 @eu, bent
Sdhniben unterliegen, nobel iib
@6rme mno 6eu6tigfett entmideln.
Tim NUN sic @Grmebiloung gu BET
hinbern inns sic 8er0uni t1ng gu Be-
f0r6ern, muB 6os @etrei6e bfdiufi9 ge=
liiftet tper6en. Sn Sen groBen &C.
treioefpeidern, @lebatoren, gel6iebt
0ieies &iiften bo6a1rdt 6aB man 6as
getreibe 5eitmeile bon elmer &amn1er
(8er) obldBt urto mittelit zines Gle
potors in eine or10ere &nrnmer iiber<
fiibrt. SSn iolden @lebatoren miro
g~em0bnlid) nit elmer langen eilerren
.Stonge, sic Bis auf Sen 8o0en 6er
annt1ner reidt, Sic 5emperatur 1es
.@etreices gepriift. Muf ser Sarm,
NO lolde @inridtl1ngen ribt bette
fen, berbinoert man 6as @rmdrmert
un6 hefon0ert 6as @er0uniten ser
Tepdtigfeit 6ur6 fades Mufidiitten
-ooer bur@ ,banfiges l1mfdaufeln 6es
@etrei0es. @ei Sem nmitun6e, SOB
auf sen meiiten 6orme11 6os @etrei6e
aub in elmer Mrt @arrrner oufgebo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Die iumge ~6urdt=
bar la,1giom lino sic &an0merfer -.
in3miiden babe id iden &leite ge-
modt uno Sic 2a0eneinridtltng lit
nod INNER nidt fertig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
@amS ,.nb got.
@a~rtpffclm als T1ltter fir Yferoe.

sebr piele 2anomirtbe, Sic in tut,
terarme,r Sobren ge3mn1gem aparem
aurtoffelu an lire 8feroe gu berfut-
tern, lpreden ii9 loben6 iiber bieles
Iutter m,s, 5umol betreffs ser 8iQig-
felt oeslelben, ober ale itim1ne11 0a>
rim iiberei1,, SaB Elm nolitanoiger er=
lot Ses &afers bur@ 6ie @artoffeln
nienpals Itattfin6en tonne. Die el,e1r
aiefen oas &erfuttern geoampfter
Qurtoffeln Dor, on6ere empfeblen Die
@erfutterung ser robert &nolen. IS
lift bis iett nod ni@t ermieien, 'nelde
Mrt sic Before lit; berpabrt baben li6
beioe 6ur6 eiren 8eitraum BON le
aebn ssSubren. Sci ser @erfiitterai11g
qecampfter aurtoffeln bat man fol-
genoes 5u beadtem: 9ie &artofi eln
mii11en jauber bon anem 6arar bof=
temoeu 9dmn,b gereinigt, tagli& ge<
canpft utb nien1ols beiB p%erfuttert
meroem. Gin midtiger @unft lit Die
&ei@oltung ser &rippen, >petl olelel=
ben iebr leift periar,ern. 60 miil1e11
@ol3frippen m%in0eitens modentlt@
ameimal nit beibem @aiier n1b 90
So, Son= ooer @iienfrippen mod)ents
lid, einmol lebr iorgfaltig gereinigt
meroen. 9(u6 0arf man nidt gletd]
Sic poue Station gehen, ionoern m11B
init 10 %fum0 pro &aapt anfon9en
un6 longlom Biz gum Morimltm BON
25 @fu,1o iteiger. Cine &eigobe oo1r
10 @funo Softer un6 8 &fl1no &lete
aiebt ei,,e Station, bel melder ore
Ibiere lid iebr gut bolten Unto one
Mrbeiten %perridyte,1. @as Sic Mrt Der
@erabreidung. betrifft, 10 miilie1t ben
9feuoem 5lterit sic &%artoffeln, Damn
Sofer un6 &leie I'M @emii6 nit &ad=
erlinq gereidt merSen. Sollten Die
Sbiere 0en Sober unDer6aut auS1d)et=
Sen, 10 lit Elm Sdroten oeslelben gu
empfeblen a1n6 muiien &ofer, 4leie
inns @aferling u1,6 &nrtoffeln I'M @e=
milh berfuttert tperoen. &en als
geadfl1tter oorf ielbitoeritanolih nidt
feblen, ie0od meroen sic &feroe 11l1r
f(einer Mengen be6iirfen. SET gutter
Nuflid)t un0 Siitterungspetie meroen
lid, sic Hferbe bel 5iei er Sntterrotton
itets in pol1er &rat erbaltem, 5a1 rtd=
tiqer 38eit Sos &onr medieln, ma1o
uno sid, ol1b glott I'M &aor letn.
Ifer6en, 0ie piel 5tallrrbe babem,
fann ste &ation ar6 nod I'M 4
@funo gefiir5t peroen, 5o@ miir0e
man es bei 8eginn ser Mrbeit -bab
merfert, 6oB 1ie Baattermenge ber=
min6ert morcen lit, 5enn io16e Bfer=
Sc idJpiben lebr leibt, geben cute
ben6s int 6u%tterlton6e 5uriid an0 to-
ten fortpGbren0 raubes &oor, 1pel=
dies aud1 iebr idmer geapeblelt miro.
8ei Ser @erfutterung rober &artof=
fem lin6 bieielben MaBnabmen gu be-
ohten. Die &artoffeln miiiien bon
elmer 5uberlaiiigen @erlon tag1i6 ob=
gerpogen, gut gemaiden uno 5erflei=
merit un6 Sen ein5elnen @eipannen 5lt=
qepogen meroen. 9ielelben erbalten
Sic &urtoffeln 3uerit, bierauf Safer,
aleie un6 @Gderling, 5ulebt Seu. IS
ut nod gu er1pdbnen, oaB 3ie @ortof=
feln 1tets ,m1r troden uno gut 5erflei=
merit perobfolgt lper6en miilien. 5ra=
genee uno iaugen6e Stuten, lopte
6oblen 6iirfen niemals &artoffeln err
bulten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

&deinesM ID be + It an5niB.
. 8rofelior ser Me0i5in Gin ser $50
lofliniD: vNun, liebe 6rou, mie itebt
es INIT 6er Bipde Sbres &iin0eS?"
Brau: 80, 6os lit gang in ser Orb
ltut19 - tagli6 81neimal."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

9er Eorpenu.- &rin5: uSSa,
SEER @pmnercienrath mein Germo=
gen belauft li6 ouf MIR 5mei Milio=
nel1 Marf."
MlltimiQiondr: Sou, Solicit, id
mar a1b einn1al arm!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
New Process
Steam Laundry,
9enft sbr Gttpas pp,, Cure Wdi&e?

9enft SIR Gtuas BON Sure SSal@e!
Beuu 10, oonn miro es {i@ @ud lob
nen, nibt auber Ndt gu laien, oab mn n
Sas unferioe. @ir baben bic poultdn:s
S;a5teN MaId3an}talt i'm Mnrotpe] ten uno
iiefern eritcr NlaNe Nrbeit. Mtr ge>
hraud1eu feline Ghen1ifalen; mir peroerben
oaber Cure Saden ni9t. 8enn SD1
r.iue Nrbeit uun bette BebanDln1to
ipnut, oouu ocntt al uns. un1ere Tre!z
3e 1iup nieDriger als font tlpe, unp tp11
.be1oruel Cure Samiltentpdlb DIE btu1ger,
nls 81, es 1elblt tlun t1nnt; Srtnno19t
u,,o Mber5euet grb. Mir baben A9en>
ten in Den umliegenDen Stdoten.
6. I. McDcr. 2ampf,uaidanltalt
@igenthumer.
s. Mpe. g.. ct. @louo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

6ribbensS tan1pmnft.-
&arlben: u@arltm ion Deine gtle11=
bd6n belier iein als meine?"
6ribf)en: v@eil lie beller entgleilt
,als 1ei11e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Ser treut = Srou: 90 lit
zines Snoesan5eige BON Deinem friibe=
ret Sdiiler Mler Murmel gefom=
men!"
&rofeior: 80, oentt ser al1bf mai
mieber an mid?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Mus Ser 56ule. - 2ebrer:
uMarun1 bradte mobl Satob feline
&eeroen in S%iderbeit?"
SjiSor:: r@ei( er a11mel0en moQte
@onu1rS."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
@mmortmit6es.

Ma6 Ser @emobnbeit. =
Sd)ubmam (auf einem 8ale, als er
eine Came III sic Son5farte ein=
idreibt):: u8itte, mo geboren, un6 mie
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-04-04

J. w. Harris left Tuesday for
that fine farm of his near McIn
tosh.
The La Cole dancing club had
one Of their usual good times last
night.
Il. c. Craige, chief clerk at
Cheyenne Agency, was in The city
Tuesday
Mrs. Thos. Danner entertained
a number Of ladies at ear Is Tues
day afternoon.
sBess Mcbride Of Mclaughlin
was a Mobridee visitor a few days
the first of the week.
Miss Eden Holley, of Timber
Lake spent the week end with her
sister Of this city.
We are always on the market
for farm loans.
Citizens State Bank.
J. f. ComStOck went out with
the rest OF the Mobridge fellows 70
take in the count proceedings at
Timber Lake.
j. Z. Morgan one Of the ablest
Of the money kings and the most
talked of men in America died IN
Rome Monday.
A bracing, cleansing, purifying
Spring tonic; "Everybody's" TAX
ing it.-Hollister's Rocky Noun
tain Tea. H. E. Yaukey.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-04-04
lens of Interest

Listen for the bells and Boyd S
Bakery wagon.
Judge Clay Carpenter was in the
city Wednesday.
Robert Marshall is dangerously
sick with erysipelas.
Bread, pies, cakes, etc, delivered
by the wagon, listen for the bells
The wagon leaves the bakery at
10 p. m. till noon and four to six
o'clock.
Fay Yeager aud brother Of Isa-
bel were Mobridge visitors Tues
day.
Roderwick Weir transacted bus
iness at the county seat Wednes-
day.
We have just received another
shipment or Savings BANKS. one
dollar gives you bank, and pays
you > per cent interest.
Citizens State Bank
A. G.. Bentley, a rancher on the
MOreau river, was in the city Tues
day visiting with his brother-in-
law, Thos. j. Holt.
The Catholic Ladies Aid met at
hOmo of Mrs. James Burns yeSter
day afternoon Much business
was attended to.
Geese have been flying over the
town all week. Going north to
hatch out their brOods.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-04-04
City Items and Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs, Spencer =. Field
returned from Aberdeen Saturday
where Mr.. Field went into the Elk
lodge.
Frank Gotch defeated Geo. Lur-
ich in straight falls at Kansas city
April and still retains his title
as world champion.
Spencer Field had a gang of
men busy fixing up his new prop.
erty on north main street which is
now in the hands of the painters.
Farmers are beginning their
spring work in earnest and the
local blacksmith shops are busy
getting farming implements in
shape.
Geo. Freeman, the new dentist
will open his dental 0 oflice in the
Goodman building next Monday
and will be prepared to take care
of your dental work.
j. w. Harris, } E. Clayton and
j. w. Parmley, of Ipswich, attend
ed the meeting of the county com
missiOners in the interest of the
good roads movement.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Pettis and
little niece left Tuesday for Gettys-
burg for an extended visit with
relatives after visiting here with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.. Yaukey.
Geo. w. Freeman and family
of Carthage arrived the first of the
week and will make Mobridge their
future home. Mr.. Freeman is a
dentist and will open up an Office
in the Goodman block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowlee entertained
number Of friends at their home
Tuesday night. 1t was an April
fool party and the entertainments
provided by the hosts were novel
and in keeping with the spirit Of
the day
FOR SALE, city lots in the c.
4. Draeger addition to Mobridge
the following spot cash prices.
Lots !, ., 3, I, block ! facing
Grand Avenue crossing for $500.
Lots l, ., 3, +, block ,, price $3.50.
Lots ), 6. Z, s, block =, price 5000.
Lots 9. 10, IL, -, block ,, price
5000, Address Ii G. Guynn.
Mitchell, 5. ID.
Our former townSman, ii. f..
Yaukey, now of Mobridge. has
been shaking hands with friends
here the past couple of days. He
has disposed of the soda fountain
which was in the drug store he
purchased last summer at Mo-
bridge, and came over to prepare
his soda fountain here, which has
been stored in Tom O'Malley's S
building since Mr.. Yaukey left here
last summer, for shipment to Mo-
bridge where he will Install it in
preparations f39 the opfsn ,ng~ ri riiSs
ice.cream business. -Bowdle Pion-
eer.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-04-04

If your competitor knocks you
put him on the pay roll.
We have just received another
shipment of Savings Banks. One
dollar gives you bank, and pays
you ) per cent interest.
Citizens State Bank.
The marriage Of Mr.. Aaron Wal
ters to Miss Verna Dell came as a
surprise to most Of Mr.. Walters
friends. They were married at the
home of the bride at Racine. Wis.
and will be home to their friends
about the first of June although it
is expected that Mr.. Walters will
take up his duties in the telegraph
department about the first of May.
The News extends its congratula-
tlons.
Miss Mary Jacobson and Mr..
Louis Madsen were united in
marriage at the home Of the bride
Tuesday, March -, Rev. Cole
officiating, A sumptuous six
O'Clock supper was served at which
the immediate relatives of the bride
and groom were present.
Miss jacobson is the last daught-
er Of of Capt and Mrs. Jacobson
and has host Of friends who wish
her all the joys Of married life.
The happy young couple left the
same evening for short honey
moon trip to Minneapolis and Chi
cago and are now at home to their
friends,
p. w. Bowler, of Waubay, is
the new proprietor of the p. p.
Stoltzman store, taking possession
of it Monday. Mr.. Stoltzman still
retains the building and will re.
model it for the new owner, put.
ting in plate glass front, more
shelving, and tearing out the par
titions. Mr.. Bowler intends to
add a line of dry goods to the large
.tock carried by the former owner.
The store will be in charge of q.
Johnson. Mr.. Stoltzman will re-
main in MobYidge for a couple or
three weeks Strengthening up the
accounts due him after which he
will leave for Milwaukee and Chi
cago at the former place taking
the cOnslstOry. more commonly
known as the 32nd degree Of Mas
Onry. MIR. StOltzman still retains
extensive Interests in the eisy sS
that Mobridge will not entirely
lose track of him.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-04-04
Local Overflow

Mobridge, s. D.,
April 3, 1918.
His Excellency Governor Cox.
Columbus, Ohio.
Dear Sir:
Please find enclosed draft for
$58. sc from the citizens of Mo.
bridge, South Dakota, for the bene-
fit of the flood sufferers of your
state.
Yours respectfully,
n. F.. Cole.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-04-04
Partial News with Impartial Intent

What that about April show
ers and May flowers!
A. Rumle k returned this weel
on a business trip to Sioux Falls
Carthage and Aberdeen.
Cont adjourned Saturday unit
the next regular term in October
y number OF the eases had to be
put over until that time among
them some of the local ones
Mrs y. n. DLrbin and littl,
son, Of Marmalth, spent a few
days the forepart Of the week at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. Nj
Greenawold, enroute to Rlchtiel d
Kentucky.
Nothing too good for our pat
rOnS' is the motto of the proprl-
etOr Of Spencer 5 cafe. White
glass top tables will be installed
and on each table an Individual
electric toaster. Class is going
to be written all over that place.
Bert Hill says that the time is
ripe for dill day electric service and
it will probably be given the pat
rons OF the company about the
first of May. There are a number
of business houses that can use
current all day to advantage.
The G. f. will give q 35 cent
supper at the Clayton building
tomorrow evening. The menu
will CONSIST of veal loaf, cream po-
tatoeS, home made bread, fruit
salad, cake, olives, pickles and
coffee.
The work of laying the new
sewers has begun. The ground is
very wet two feet down and if the
whole country has as much mois-
ture in the ground as here in Mo-
bridge bumper crops will be har-
vested.
The Ladies Guild of the Episco-
pal church meet today to form
plans for building an Episcopal
church in this city. Bishop Viller
spoke last Sunday and the enthus.
iasm he aroused has resulted in the
ladies taking up the matter of
church building.
The Minneapolis trade boosters
will be iii Mobridge May IS. They
will have a special train ard a
couple of brass bands. The Mo-
bridge Club should commence to
think about preparations for meet
ing with the Minneapolis Boosters
in style in keeping with the city.
DR.. Stevens left Wednesday for
st. Paul to be at the opening of
the dog show. The doctor has
entered two of his dogs and will
probably bring home the bacon.
There are some 500 entries at this
show and it is the largest held in
the northwest.
The O. Il. G.. should be highly
complimente1 on their first annual
dance The hall was beautifully
decorated at a heavy expense with
japanese lanterns, palms and elec-
tric lights of multitude Of colors.
The music was enhancing and
everyone who was present, and
everybody was there, unite in say
ing that it was the swellest dance
ever held in Mobridge.
Arthur s. Names, city eugin-
eer, and assistant were busy the
first of the week surveying the
principal blocks Of main street
with the Object Of getting the
necessary grades for new cutters
which will probably be ordered in
the near future to take care Of the
water which now stands against
the side walks after each snow or
rain.
Come, let's go tC bed, says sleepy
head;
Tarry awhile, says slow;
Put or the pan, says Greedy Man
Let's eat before we GO"
Gone, let's go to bed, says sleepy
head;
Tarry awhile, SAYS Slow;
Put on yOur cap aud come to Spen.