The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-03-27

Of considerable experience and will
prove q valuable addition to the
house with which he is connected.
Herman Schmidt. who drove the
automobile tor the Brown-GoOd-
man party. on their trip to Florida,
returned to Mobridge Tuesday.
Mr.. Schmidt was on the
way home with the ear but was
compelled to leave it in Kentucky
owing to the impossible condition
of the roads.
K. L. Molstead northeast Of here
in the BriscO district, is another
big farmer from his vicinity who is
farming five quarters of land. Mr..
MOlstead has been discing and
narrowing his fields the past eek
getting ready for seeding time
He also brought in a big consign.
ment of eggs for local buyers.
Sunday evening Mrs. +. G. Hill
left for Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
TO attend the funeral of her brother,
Henry Gilmore, who died at his
home in that city. Mr.. Hill
accompanied his wife as far as
Milwaukee. He expected to return
to Mobridge within a few days
while Mrs. Hill will spend some
time at Mineral Point.
The following. taken from an
exchange, fits a few people that
we know: When you hear a
man sneering at the local papers
because they are not as big, cheap
and newsy as the city papers, you
can bet that he is not spending any
money to make them better, and
that the papers have done more for
him than he has for the papers,"
Landlord Mingus Of the Green
Front, is this week advertising his
hotel fixtures for sale. and anyone
wanting bargains in same will do
we'll to see him. Mrs. Mingus
has not been in good health for
the past three years and they
expect a change Of climate would
prove beneficial to her health.
Read his ad. in this paper, for
prices, terms, etc.
The many friends of E. M. Stab.
lien, former Milwaukee agent at
this place, were pleased to greet
him again this last Saturday. Mr..
Stablien is now located at Great
Falls, Mont. where he holds the
responsible position of agent for
the Milwaukee. His visit to
uObridge was for tie purpose of
visiting with his family and attend
ing to business matters,
Lee Hilderbrand, a well known
and popular freight conductor on
the Milwaukee, returned a few
days ago from a few weeks vaca
ton on the west coast. While
away Mr.. Hildebrand visited
Seattle, Portland, Spokane and
other important cities and reports
having enjoyed the trip verv much.
He is agaiu working for the Mil.
waukee out Marmarth.
&. IL. billy of the Brisco district
was in town Monday on business
matters. Mr.. billy has been in
his district for the past seven years
and farms 81 acres besides using
one quarter for hay land. He has
one son who assists him in his
work, and they run two 6.hOrse
teams in the fields. The gentle
man brought in ID dozen of fine
fresh eggs to sell and reported that
one store here had 600 dozen ready
for shipment.
The primary election returns
from MObridge precinct show a
majority republican strength that
was not anticipated by those who
profess to be posted on the voting
numbers Of the different parties.
That Crawford, Johnson, Byrne
and the rest of the majority candi-
dates received as large a vote in
Mobridge as they did is due in no
small part to the efforts of Atty.
w. Nj. Potts Of this city. Nj.