The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-03-14
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS NOTES

dent of Waubay. dropped dead OF
the street there Of heart disease
Falling under a load of ice, Stephen
Kramer. living near White owl. was
run over by the 3.000-pOund weight
The wheels passed over his chest and
legs
Melette OSgood, lately employed by
the Huron Daily fiuronite, has ar
ranged 10 start the publication Of
newspaper at CavOur 10 be known as
the Advertiser
Louis Lillbridge, Northwestern
brakeman. suffered broken leg Fri
day from slipping and falling from
eondola car He was only married
the past month.
The seven druggists and clerks un.
der bonds for the Illegal sale of liquor
at Beresford will have their trial al
the term Of circuit court at elk Point
which commences March 10.
daughter was born last week tC
Mrs. Tom Holt, wife Of the editor OF
the Mobridge News, and to Mrs. ]
Herbert Mckeever. wife of the editor
of the Aberdeen Daily American
All the contracts in connection with
the new Clay county court house now
have been awarded. The new struc.
ture will cost about 100000 and will
be one Of the finest in South Dakota
One of the boys on the Bell farm
near Doand was attacked by a vi.
cious COW and badly hurt before he
could be rescued. A chunk of flesh
was torn out of one Of his legs and
his face was badly bruised
The 49th anniversary of the found
ing if the Knights of Pythias lodge at
Mitchell was celebrated at that place
WitE an interesting program and
dance Past Grand Chancellor W f.
Upton of Mitchell and f. l.. Ferris OF
Sioux City delivered addresses.
Max Rovig. the 12-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Rovig. living some
miles from Bruce, was badly hurt as
the result of being kicked in the head
by a horse. His skull was cracked.
RE is supposed to have been reach
ing for a line when the horse kicked
him.
r. f. Denton. one of the publishers
of the Reporter and Farmer. at Web
ster, S d., and prominent South Da-
kota newspaper man. is lying at the
point of death at his home at Webster
Mr. Denton has been suffering from
Brights disease for number of
years.
Joseph Swensan of near Mitchell
was killed by the accidental discharge
of a shotgun He was just completing
the cleaning and had set the gun
down His aged mother returned an
hour later to find him writhing in ag
ony Efforts to save his life were un
availing.
r. G. Rasmussen, who recently
closed out his grocery store at Aber
deem. has signed contract to travel
with the Royal Male quartet as first
tenor. The organization is one of the
leading choral companies. and will
open the season this spring with a six
weeks tour in New York state.
The Boy Scouts of Highmore have
adopted a new savings bank scheme
that is working well. One of the mem
bers has been appointed treasurer,
and other members can at any time
deposit with him any sum from ] cent
to 81 The savings fund is deposited
by the treasurer in bank, where the
money draws interest.
Angered because catsup bottle
was broken over his head, Kee Sing.
a Chinese restauranteur OF Belle
Fourche. shot and mortally wounded
John Hilton of this place. The men
had previously quarreled when Hilton
elected Sing from dance.
While playing with matches anu
some birthday candies that had been
given her in honor of her birthday
Carol Anderson, a little
w Webster girl. set fire to her hair She
was severely Dut not 3anger0ds1y
burned before her parents succeeded
in extinsuishing the flames