The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-04-25

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Z TO encourage YOU to save.
: Citizens State Bank
The dancing party given by tn
, b. of l.. +. and T.. was we'll al
tended and proved to be one @
, those social good times which tn
railroad organizations are note,
, for.
Joe DuBray, one of the vel
: known cattle men of the Chevenn
reservation died Thursday, the re
mains shipped Saturday to Trai
City. The deceased left wifi
and several children.
DR.. Clark Z. Sargant, of Isabel
brought the daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. McGinniS to the local hospit
al where an operation was per-
formed. The little girl is doing
nicely from late reports.
While here last week l.. D.
Bentley bought the Dykemar
property in block twenty. Mr..
Bentley will probably erect q
modern residence on it next fall
and move his family to this city.
The entertainment held at the
Congregational church Tuesday
night was well attended an d the
music both instrumental and vocal
a treat. The money from the sale
Of tickets will be used for new
choir books-so we understand.
Will Wrigley will soon have
men excavating the basement of a
new house which will be built
north Of his present home. 1t will
be 2S by 4S bungalow style and
will be one of the handsome resi-
dences Of the city when complet.
ed.
A. r. Ryger, the state dairy ex-
aminer, was in the city last week
and conducted examinations fer
those interested. The law provid-
ed that all who are engaged in the
business Of buying and selling
creamery products take the exam
inatiOn.
c. A Smith vii starr branch
store in Glepham. Mr.. Fird Olson
will have the complete running Of
the place and we believe that he
will make success Of it. 1t will
be known as one Of the Rexall
stores and carry that famous line
of goods
Fred Backson will move his
buildings over from Glenham and
reconstruct them and owe his
meat market into IFS new quarters.
1t is not known at this time
what Mr.. Japinga will do with the
building that Mr.. Backson now
occupies.
Anton Rumbeck made a bust
ness trip to his claim last week
The business consisted of seeing
whether his handsome residence
was still standing or whether it
was con sumed by the ire that had
been raging out his way He re-
ports the prairie burned in all
but the residence is still
standing.
Seems that Walter Miss was
mi Sed by one Of our news gather.
ars and they jumped to the con
'lusion that he had gone to st.
Paul to buy more goods for the
store. Fact Of the matter is he
was at home with that broken arm
which has so disabled him that be
has been unable to do any work
around the store for the past three
weeks,
Fred Backsen's meat market /
was broken into q week ago and
about 500 worth of cured meats
.aken. 1t is presumed that this
was the work Of gang Of hobo
who We're = ing through. Fred
says lhat they have to eat us well
A. any one but that he is darned if /
he wants to furnish the grub and
went out the next morning and
bought a new lock for the back
door.
Our local creamery is fast near
NJ co.upe ion and will soon he
eady for '4Sin - Th manager
a. Il BeNer has seen t, it nat ali
the machinery installed was the /
best, tie power will be Furnished q
by the local pO yer plant They
Will manufActur utter lee cream
and handle farm produce. This
.rram"ry will b one OF the .,uh-
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