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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Sis 5artipen
Sua Der Sa6rpreis anf Der StraReu'
balm fInf Gents betragen.
SO bcitinlmt cine Duu StaOtaniualt
Sdluenle ausgearbeitctc GrSiuanS.

Ole &ontroperie Inn ben StraBeii-
6ahniabrprei5 I'M OIillcreef Ibol ut
in Elm neues Staoium getreten. 3os
Straberbnbntontmittee oes Stuot-
ratbs bei1Gftigte iicb in einer geltern
ituttgebabten 0ffentlifen 8eriamns
luna, Der et1ra 70 9ilrger aus 0em
W9iQcreef -Ibal beilpobnten, nit einer
rom StaotauDnlt S6oeule auSgear'
beiteten neuen Groiuan5 nit Se5ug
auf Oeu StraBenbabnbetrieb i'm Dtlil'
creef Gbal.
Die neue Srbinan5 beitimmt, oab
Sic Ohio Traction So. unO Die Gtn'
cillnuti & 6anlilton FRACTION 60, De-
rem Geredtiame in Cartilage bereitS
hor einiger 3eit abgclolfen iii, oas
Redlt boben ioQen, bis alIf Deiteres
ben 9etrieb aufreft 5u erbalteu lurS
5lpar aid iiber oen 5heiI Der Sprilg'
iielo @ife in SartrpeQ, fiir ipelcheit
lie ME cinen IPgalen 6reibrief batterL
porausgeiebt, oaB Der 6a9rpreis big
8lIIl llULuIlull ullttltSlppAllllC Uel Si'''S
innerGuIb Der Stabtgren3en, 3. i, biz
gum n0roliden @n0e bon 9artrpeu,
elm 6obrpreis pom fitnf Gents bere6'
net miro
@eriGie0ene Ser @iirger aus Sart'
DeQ uno hen otl0eren Srti6aiten inl
OliQcrccf Ibol, iprufcn 5l @iutIten
Der Sroinan3 Il. StaOtratbsmitgliso
WfidaeI 0fuQeu erflQrte iid) gleid'
faQs nit Der Sroinnn5 eiitDerItanoen,
gab ieood, Ser 9lniid)t glltsorlld, oaB
Dor Der heiinitiuen glnnnbme Der Or
oinan5, ous &ommittee cine 2ofaliu-
ipeftion ser in gluSldJt eenonlmenen
Strobenbabnroute pornebmeu iolle.
Man einigte ii6 itlieblid oabin, buB
Die Croinat3 beute Dem Staotratb
poraelegt lulo SIR criteu &eillug
fommen iolI, poraui lie rpie0er an
oas Strofenbabntomnlittee 5uriid-
perlpieien perOen miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
0eburten.

Eobe unb aulu gaesnill, $40 Gen.
tral gloe., anube.
'cofn mo SbereIe go5ian, 423
gant StraBe. auabe.
Goparo uno 6a3el BON 0dgsn,
i547 Sim Strube, WGOAen.
CHARLES uno Rarie S4ulSe, 2529
SolIteao Strobe, WlGb6eu.
Rituro uHo Bertha 9leaion, 4022
9elanep 2tpe., &nube.
G6eiter uno gIoIlie GIart, 1868
Oedebab 4oe., Wdo4en.
Sscar unb Nina Saeuber, 4200
Smitb Roao, Suube.
5rant uno Ulartha Beet, Uh.
@aI9ington, Wldo6en.
5reoerid uub Wlomte Bauer, 1888
Sones Strabe, &ndbe.
Sarrp uno Wlatbilbe 6estump, S42
SIt 3. Strdbe, UlGo6en.
Senrp unb 9llpine S9iidmana,
81, 9reeu StraBs. Map4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

madt. bon ber iie fid crit naa asraus
mer 2eit unb nadbem ibr dratltds
Silfe qeleiitet fporben mar, erbolts.
Radlab 9 q den.
Catherine gonnor III Rdalabbers
tpalterin DON Warp unb Glen eonr
nor; @runbeigsntbum $500.
gbilip =. Sitter lit 5sitamentspolls
Iireder BON aatbsrine Sitter; Srunbs
ciaentbum $4,000.
6attie Map Martin III Na9labpsr'
fpalterin BON 6arrn esones; perlona-
lien $1,000.
Wlarb Spe6t lit RaMabDertpaltcs
rim bon asonarb Sps6t; Grunbslaeus
tbum $500.
Wm. $. G6risman III Ra6labpers
irdlter BON Daniel 3. Gbrisman;
YerIonalien $500. 0runoeiasnibum
$1,000.
Wlarp Neierina lit 3eItamentspOas
iirederin BON .sOiepb u. Reierina;
@runoeiaentbum $4,000.
2lbolpb Gihter lit Nd6laBperipaltsr
bon cyo6n Qismss; periondlien $25,1
600. @runbeiasnibum $4,000.
Warp 6. 8dnnon 1T Na6labber'
ipalterin bon 5bomas BannoH;
Grunbeiaentbum $4,000.
sSennie M. WeQuat lit RoAlabper'
ipalt.rin DON pbilaoelphia 81. Wrigbt;
gerionalisn $500; Srunoelgsntbum
$4,000.
Ulilton $. alein III RadlaBDertpal'
ter BON WlOiss SOieph; perioHalter
$500.
Der perionliae Rahlab bss Wm
MiIer betrGat $546.22, osrieniae oel
Minnie Wap 8argpea $1790.62. Der
ieniae bes RoB Ssmple $5482.91
berieniae bes 8. Borders $3.50, Der
isniae Der Gottpina MeBaer $1313.,
so. bsrienige bss sSobn Sdud
$24s5.5S.
8erihiebenes.
gluf grunb erlittener 8erlsBunael
bat 5onp SajOff cine &laae ilbe
$4,000 aeqsn bic Reliunte Goal &
Gote go. onqeiirenat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
9lms benz Miunisipalseridbt

Cine quite alusreSe bilit iiumer.
Iieie @riobrimg madte eeitern
slbe isisflls, als er 9iibter Bel Dor.
0eiiibrt ipuroe. gtab Der glusidge Ses
sartpoIisiiten aellep ioIlte 6iatits
nit einem anoeren jltngen Mam. Der
jeoodl leiftiiibiger mar ais aellep
iIno Oaber entpiid,te, am Sonliteg
Rndnitiaa I'M SSuruooo Earf Dem
aartsnipiel gefrobnt baben. Ger gin.
aeflaete periiherte ie0oh Dem 8idter
i'm grllittpn Der lleber3eilgung, DaB
es lid nit)t Inn ein aartenipiel &C.
bauSeIt babe, ionbern oab er iib bon
bern Gnhpiihten Die 3llfimit babe
propbe5eien lniien. "a oieie Gntitlul.
oiallua ben 9ortbeil ser Sriainalitat
bate, fam .Sisfus itraiirei bapon.
W,it einer iltspenoirten Strnie fo.
men Sreo. @rai mo ad)t anoere an.
eeflngte bapcn. Die irnh Der 9ebaup-
tuna Der Ioli5ei in eiuem alubIofal
an Der 9ibertp inlo Glop StraBe bel
eincm Sn8arOipiel nnsetroiien NOR
ben iparcn. Die Angeflaeten periiter-
ten Dem 9iihter, oaB Tie MIR YSerceil'
ianacn" seipielt bdtten.
emma Teltctp, BON go. 1920
@uoo eiraBe. bic bel ben gia&bnrH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Sisensansele
Ter Srt Sbnron lit nod 5n einer
luciteren gSirtbidJnft bere6tigt.

Bon Columbus lit sic 0lnhridt
einpetroiieu, DOB Der @irtb g VI.
WPidelion ieinc 2i3ena pom Ser 8aoe
unO Central 2lpeunc nad) Der Seh-
item lmo GSobn StraBe nicbt trunsic'
riren bari. Ter 6ou puroe al Die
Observation-Disclosures oppeutrt BOD
bat Sicie oic Gntihei0uug Der Golu'
tpbcb0rhc alired)t crboItcn
Der Crt S1aroupiIIe III SorniIton
Golmtu lit laut @utatteH oeS 8ene-
ralaupalts 5u 3rpei unltqtt uur 81
elmer @irtbichait bercdtigt Der BON
Dem @emlinoeratb oorgenommene
Genius muB ais rihtig ut3eptiert
merOen lub nur Die @erldtc uber
'nidt Die Golutp 2i5ens.&omniiidre
baben oa5 9tcht etpaige bel Der
8plfS3dhtmq oeriibte 8etrilgereien
3u unteriuaeu Der 9uuoescenius
hattr rer Crtidlait cine Ginuobner.
ihait oon 700 3uertanut, cod uur-
oen Ourh ole pom @emeinoerat6 uer'
onlaBte Golfs3dbIung 1920 @tnpob-
ner ermittrlt. Ger 8irtbidJaitsbe'
iieer, wel6er bislana BORT oas Ronp-
pol osiibte, io1pie bie Anti.Saloon-
Qiga battcu gcgeu Die @iItigtcit oes
Genius proteiticrt. ler 6all lpuroc
pon ser GountD Gi3ensbeborOe al Die
itaatltd,e @eboroe Deripieien um0 bon
oieier an oen 8GneralaHuaIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

febrte f5laife 5u pafen tnt0 bate,
ebe er ieines SSsrrt6ums gerpa6r pur'
De, cine 5iemli9e Guontit1t 8etro'
leum gci6Iuft. glnf ieiue Silferufe
etIten Die aneoeren 9erppbner oes
&auies 5ltiammen uno oeranlaBten
@afer's lteberfiibrrng nah benz itaO.
tii6en Soipital, mo ibm Der Magcn
geborig ousgepumpt Durbe, porauf
man i'm ipieber na6 $auie berfrad)'
tete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Sranf 9ectruleum.

Cine iebr maugenebme GrfuIrltng
hattie acItern Wtorsen 81 trilber
Stunoe Clarence 8ufer, bon gto.
st9 @iue StraBe. gafer pllrOe bon
einem actpaItigen Sltrit geplagt lno
itanb 6aber aeaeu fiinf ltbr seiern
Wloraen ans Dem 9ett All, beaab lid
III einem @auoidrallf, mo ieines
gsiIIeus nah cine 6laife NIT elmer
SitritItiaenben6 6Iiiilisfeit o.SSn Der
9dmuerims betam er ieop6 ole Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

Carl uno Caroline SbtIttng, 1920
Meltner 2loe., &nabe.
Srant uno Stole @eiier, 4o32
RunnpmeOe 9(pe,, MGO4en.
Syu6n uuO Warp GiHnermaH, lllo
@ariOn 2(Os., anabe.
SbQrIes uno 2lnnu &loitermaH.
3138 SiQItoe 2lpe., &nabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

b,irdl i6r 8enebmen in ibrer @ob-
nuna uno Die 5oblreiden Serrerlbe'
ilIf)e, bic iie empfing, allgemeines
aeraernib erregt bate, ruuroe 81 30
9aaen glrbeitsbous uno $25 Gels.
itrQfe perilrtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14


Spiele. - @ouperueur Cor un0
@iirgermeiiter Spiegel als @bren.
gdite. :. v8lap 9 ali !"
Gas 9rogramm Ser Groffntngs.
ipieIe Der gtaticnals&iga:
G5icoQo IN Ginciunati.
4ittsburg in ct. 2ouiS.
Stem Yorf IN philadelphia.
8oiton III 8roofIpn.
9ie Saiiou Der gtational.GiBa be-
ginnt beute 9ta6nittu8 III Cincinnati
i'm Reolano.8telo, an Der @eltern
2tuenue, nit Dem eriteu Spiele elmer
oiert1gigen Serie 3piitjen lnieren
,,Reos" lmo Den Gbicagoer Subs.
@ie aQjabrliA bier am GroIrnpngs.
tage, peroen Don ben 6rerlnoen oes
amerIfanilden 9tationalIpiels, Oeren
3abl 1nbegren3t uno III allen S6lh-
ten Der @eielli6aft (beioerleI Sc
idledtes) pertreten it, leoes atl0are
G5ntereiie in ben &iQtergruno geItelit.
9tlt llno Sung befin6et Ii6 beute III
iieberbaiter gluireglng lu0 front
IN Sfaaren gum Splelplas, I'M Dem
beimIihen Stub lopule lluterItilbung
uno Dem 6cltebten Sport Gribut 81
5oQen. 3auien0e pon Sans, oeneH Der
Beiuh gum Spielparfe beute erIdg1
lit, iperoen Die SuQetin6oarbs IN Der
unteren Sta0t, morauf @erlauf lnG
| 2luSgang oe5 Samples 5IDii6en Der
6ei0sn alltbs oerofientIi6t miro, nm
laaern uno ibren @en1iitbs5uitan(
ourf lallten &5ubel o0er 3abnefnir
ihen 9lusorltt perleiben. Soiientlid
niro Der I5il6el porberriden, obgletd
ein Sicg iiir uniere Suugens fam
| 3u erparten lit, 0a Der biesidbrigt
alub groBtentbcils aus jlngen mi
Iumeriabrenen 9ltbleten 5uammengc
ieBt iii, Die alleroings untcr Der Sel
| tltug uniereS neuen luto tiidtlgel
0duptling5 6er5o8 iib 5u erlttlailI
gen Stilitlern in ibrem Sadie 5u ent
pideln oerIpredJen.
Sur 9eOienuHg beS 8eidiites De
,8e0s" iteben fir beute Der Iint@Ilil
gelidc Sd1leuoerer Benton uno 6ort
aer Glarte auf Dem 8rogralnm. &c
Reit unierer 9}clmer beitebt aus oel
iolgenoen Spielern: S5pblisel q
9aie); @rob q. 9aic); gtiebotf ca
gaie); Ser3og (2lbiungsiration)
Woron (rette5 SSelo); Bates (uittIa
res 5eI0) iulo 9forians Qinfes 6elo)
0ab Die nNe0s" lire FopuIaritd
inter oen bieiigen Sans, tros ibre
aerinqen grfolges in ben Bennant
fdnpicn mdbrenO Ianger Sabre mid
i'm Wiuoeiten eingebiiBt baben be
rDeiIt Der rieiige 9orperfari BON go
gen uno rcierpirten Sieen uno Il
nit 9erettigung 5u ertparten 0oi
Der beutige 9eiu6 bic t3abl 25,OOt
neit ilberiteigen Miro 8iele 6abrIt
Better uHN unoere 9Irbeitgeber ba
ben ibren 9lngeiteaten beute 5ltm 9e
iude ocs Spiele3 eiueH buIbeH 5eler
rag 3useitanoeu.
3as SSeitprogramm lit III oieien
,Snbre Elm beiheioenes. lin 2 lib
Nadymittags bcginnt ba5 Gon5ert De
1Sobn @eber'iden WeIiiffapeIle. Sur
Dor 3 llbr ne5men Die beioen &lub
IN geidIoiienen 0teibeu SteIlung DO
Ser ieItli6 geibnriidten GentrollogG
aus neIher Dem SfJie0sridter Grit
nah tlr8en gnipraheu an Die Spic
Ter ieitens Oes 8ounerneilrs Cor Dol
Cbio uno oe5 bieiigen 9iireerreiiter
SpieeeI, Der erlte gaI gum beutigeI
Spiele 5uaeihleu0ert iucroen miro
! I9lls SficOsridter mer0en Die Serret
| Srt5 ul0 Spron flmttioliren. ga
Spiel begiunt piutftlid) nm 3 l(br
Die Gbore 5u ben &arteing0rgej
meroen sur Mittaasitlm6e geoifnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Ser ghulratb.
GrSielt cine iebr bobe gramie fir
cine SonOansgabe.

lie s6ulfiilber Oiirfen 5liegenflap'
pen fir Die slnti lu6erfuloiis Siga
perfnuieH. Ger 9lltsgabenetat
nm $4,000 berfiir5t. = Sdul'
ratbsangeitellte iolen ii6 nit &e'
button hires Galairs einperitan'
ben erflGren. 9lae S6ulrutGs.
mitglieoer iollen oen peridieoencn
armmitteen ongeboren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
lebs1 aeaen Ghicaaper

u0icOs" aeaen G9ieasuer Subs.
llniere SungenS fanpbereit uno boft'
nungspoQ. = glniong oes Spiels
ur 8 llbr. - aon3ert Dor benz
Spiele. - @ouperueur Cor uno
9iirgermeiiter Spiegel aIs @bren.
gGlte. :. y8tap 9 all"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
SaiesSau.

!6eutise GrDfiHuns Der &atiuHal' 'Gisa
SaiiDu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

Gas 8rogramm Ser @roffntngs
ipiele Der 9taticnals&ign:
G5icoQo IN Cincinnati.
Eittsburg in ct. SouiS.
gtelu Dort in philadelphia.
Bolton III grooflgn.
, 1914-03-18

- No. f ma cha tEfNIlll l1I h4- ami
lilheS ~ !" s:4 "a; II
papers WIN : : ~ -. i. "a
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Il ''""''nS : = ~ tLa4t :. ra,o,J.l -.
; " p''' A., Laft, t.sIr anl ! donnie inyAs
serious ~ .ne 'l'eit "'' -
'StO'o" - ~, G',,o, aoar stata no+tLe
- l5SI IN U9Slaota nort;a.
~ ~ i,.L ~. n,.,,.,tv 'n,,If-
n''e '5'0el' T I I r..
o",r0 ~ -
$3.50. =. .p.t.sln,a .4o4o rbat
.,.r ,.a;to.v 92afn,o+o. ora
l''S7'' , l.' tL33,t, ,m, .aur
WE'VE 'h''iio" P0"'S1' - NM;
over nose . Il7l s'''i !" :. @,i1 !. - !,
.I Iol ho'''7" 49, ), ,ola+,.,s il.
49, III, I'll ,ati,r. b1t tbot Garman,s-
excellent VAN ~ "l''oNT' ~ =
I"'''''''o - - ~ T.a,oa a,,I 1n.t,a and
caused '",,"''o" ~ : '"S wv
hn'"2 os l'',7"'. =. I i i,,...+.,
We're re- i"I'"p' ",.II 5, noes f.,- ol
"nce % Pc ..,II tG,t lin .,t..L
winch
"'2 7 ! .L 1rb Advice. f.,n,
Nt" LON = - , ,.+t ~
'sn'n6'0" "I..l't1. St.to
y 'e""'e o' ",''S+''' '' ,La .,..nb
D@P"i' ~ -. ,L. I-.;,al 1rta-.
"''f''0' = A.. ,5a..,t lu,nar af tha
Ailoas7'"o', = ~, I'm
A79"e''r 0i' t.l.un Il, III. ~. R,iT.b
a"h' 'lVu5" - ,@nI,., = ILL., p,n.,aa
tome LeS5I - na.atian mi aI.o 49, IT,
IahH 'olIS "'s0' lI,n,.o.,
,aIlz ,au, T..l,Ion state tIat MIR
DesP"'cI'' "',u ~ 'nt...i.u ~
i'2'' I.4 ~. aftn, dinner plea,autue~ had
ri'rtd ln'' hiS "l'ei "1"e t.I'.r.,h /.
suffered ~ Nou"'Lst'' '"'
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
ST. JOSEPH'S CATH CHURCH
REV. w. kRAus, pastor

There will be regular services in
st. Joseph's Catholic church Oh
Sunday, May 70 Tie people OF
Mobridge ale cordially invited to
attend the services.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
Local News

Atty. Howard Babcock Of SisSe-
ton was a visitor in the city Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Mrs. VIM. thinner. who has
been i'll for >evelal days, IS report
ed t" be considerably improved At
this time
Horace McCaughey and family
expected to depart Thursday for a
three months visit with friend,
and relatives at Dyersville. Iowa.
Mesdames Soliday and Harlan
had as Il pleasant guest the first
part Of the week, Mrs. FraLk ken
berge', who was cnr0ute from
Eagle Butte TO Mclaughlin. to
join her husband who is employed
as depot agent at Mclaughlin for
the Milwaukee.
Mrs. Jane Nicewonger, an eSti-
ma5le lady about of so years. ar
rived in Mobridge Wednesday
night enroute to Faith where she
will visit with her son and and
his family. Thursday forenoon
she left on the Mpbridge-Faith
branch train and was accompanied
to her destination by her grandson
Roy Nicewonger, Of this city
Roy expects to spend about q
month at Faith visiting at the
home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Nichols
had as a guest the fore part of the
week, Frank f. Weiss of Pukwana,
). ID. Mr.. Wiess was on his way
home from an extended visit out
IN the west coast country. He in
formed TIE News during Il call at
the office, that III every city he
visited while in California and
other coast states he saw hundreds
Of idle men, vino had been out of
work 70, several weeks and there
no work in sight. Mr.. Wies~
is an old friend Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols and his visit at their home
was enjoyed by all concerned.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
IiOmeSteader Artist Operate At Trail City
Continued from first page

NanNtss then instructed one Of
the Trail City business men that
he had rec ived advice from this
friend, Mr.. Jerman, that he was
going TO Chicago to buy goods
and would perhaps check against
Tie $500 deposited.
Wednesday night, April -,
Nan\ess went east and Friday
forenoon messages began to arrive
at Trail City asking whether or
not the checks issued by Mr..
Jcrman, in various large amount,
We're good. Some Of these mes
sageS We're answered in the atlirma-
tive.
However, Nern Smart. one OF
the Trail City business men. feel
ing that all was not hight wired
the secretary. learning that the
Office had no record Of any such
bank. The central particulars and
DIES riptlou Of Mr.. NauNe>s were
Immediately Wlled to the chief Of
police at Milwaukee,, Wisconsin by
Mr.. Smart and the latest advice is
tina Mr.. Jetman is under arrest at
Milwaukee. Wis, and the police
have a good trace of Van Ness.
1t Is unknown us yet just how
much these men secured hut UNI
doubtedly the amount will reach
$1,000 or $1,000. These men
were certainly very clever and did
everything as they knew Il bank
would be organized. They claimed
to have IL portable building and
safe enroute from Rapid City.
They also purchased necessary
statements, Office furniture. adding
machine, etc, in Aberdeen all Of
which wa being received from
day to day at Trail City, to keep
the confidence of the businessmen
thinking in this way there would
he no action from this end.
The police undoubtedly have
two very clever crooks, who will
be accountable for other deals of
this nature.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24
SENTENCED TO A YEAR N
THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION

Milwaukee, Wis, April D.
Pleading guilty to the charge Of
obtaining money under false pre-
teuses. j. X. Jerman was sentenced
today to Il year in the house Of
correction.
He is said to have passed worth
less checks in the Twin Cities and
Chicago. District Attorney Simon
said that Jerman raised money on
a South Dakota bank which never
existed.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-04-24

For Rent: Green Front Hotel
at $40 per month. Inquire Of
(J2 If q Jacob He'll.
Wanted-WilI pay cash for Ice
box and sewing machine. Must
be III good condition. Address *,
care of The NEWS office. 0-w-c)
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| have Il few especially good
bargains in house and lots. Some
are as good as there are in town
aud others are more modest, prices
dropping to $500. 90 era little less.
Go'd terms. 1t is always advisable
to see ma it you want to rent a
NJ. L. Woods.
(52 If q Adv't.
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Organize Company
Of Rough Riders
Trail City Man Will Organize Company
Of Rough Riders In Dewey County
For Service In Mexico.

Trail City, April PA com
pany Of Rough Riders will be
organized in Dewey county. Ali
who are willing to enlist in the
company should report to +. O.
Urban of Trail City, who is organ
King the company.
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Going Out of Business

Will sell all Of my household
goods at bargain prices. Call ut
the Green Front Hotel.
- Nv q j. W. Mipgus.
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BriSCO News

Monday forenoon.
Tom Rye and wife visited at
MANNERS Sunday.
Lars Fadness visited at John
Linderman's Sunday
Emil Johnson called at John
Linderman's Saturday.
Will md Frank Thomas visited
at Lars Fadness Sunday.
Another hard frost in this
neighborhood Saturday night.
Lars Fadness helped John Hardy
load his car the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Amundson
We're shopping in Mobridge Satur-
day.
Fort Donaldson attended to
business matters at Mobridge
Friday.
George and Christine paulson
visited with friends at Selby
Sunday.
Mrs. jerry Brown visited at
donaldson for Il few hours
Sunday.
y. ii Brown and Mr.. Becker
We're out from Mobridge Il few
days ago.
Misses Fena Rye and Clara
Olson we've visitors at school
Thursday.
John Cline was at Mobridge
Wednesday after Il load Of curling
for his new we'll.
Misses Thorena Rye, Doris and
Dorothy Brown spent Sunday at
the home Of Miss Bertha Molstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Vessel and
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson were
visitors at Carl Rekinsrud's Sun
day.
Fort Donaldson loaded his Big
Four gas traction engine on Il
flat a and shipped it ont Of the
county.
Misses Amanda. Ida and Mamie
Anderson, Fena, Rittie and Alma
Rye were visitors at Nordstrom's
Sunday afternoon.
{. Ii. billy and Carl Richmond.
two Of our progressive and hustiing
farmers, attended to business
matters at Mobridge Saturday.
John Hardy of near the river
loaded a Il Of household goods
the first of the week. He is going
back to the old home in Iowa.
NJ. and Mrs. Chris Fadness and
daughter Gladys visited at the
home OF Mrs. Fadness' brother,
Olaf Overseth, who lives near
S4lby.
knut Fa1ness lost one of his
fine mares the first Of the week.
The animal was Il valuable one
and its loss is keenly felt by Mr.
Fadness.
Little Theresa Ilough Of Glen.
ham is attending the Brisco school
now. The room she was attend
ing at the Glenham school has
been discontinued.
Misses Ida and IIelma Amund-
son visited with their sister,
Amanda, who is working at
Donaldson's, the fore part of the
week. Miss lIelma remained at
the Donaldson home for Il weeks
visit.
This vicinity was visited by Il
severe wind storm Saturday. The
wind blew 50 hard during the
afternoon that the farmers were
compelled to stop work III the
fields.
a prairie fire, beginning Of UNI
known origin, covered d large
mount Of land a sew days ago
The fire destrOye a large amount
If pasture and tie ans on the
and krugrud farms.
Fortunately the | was not very
strong at the time Of the fire and
he farmers who had quickly
gathered succeed in putting out
he fire.
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EDEE London Tango" Necklace
| NIL Evelyn Thaw" Bracelet

These two beautiful pieces Of
popular jewelry are the craze
among society women in New
York and the largest cities. They
are neat and elegant gold finished
articles that will gladden. the heart
Of every girl or woman, no matter
how young or old. Very stylish
and attractive.
Our Free Offer. We are ad-
vertising Spearmint Chewing
Gum and desire to place big box
of this fine. healthful gum into
every home. 1t sweetens the
breath whitens the teeth and aids
digestion. 1t is refreshing and
pleasing to all. To everyone send
ing It's but soc and } stamps to
cover shipping costs we will ship a
big box of 20 regular % packages
of the Spearmint Gum AID include
the elegant.
tango" necklace and Evelyn
Thaw" bracelet absolutely free.
This offer is for a short time
only. Not more than two orders
to one party. Dealers not allowed
to accept this,
UNITED SALES COMPANY i.
Dayton, Ohio r. o. Box lOI
go It q Adv't.
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Church Notes
THE UNITED CHURCH
REV. G. G. WARNER, pastor.

Sunday services as usual. Some
thing good always.
Morning worship at 1915. Eve
ming worship at 500 ,. IN. Sun
day school 1900. {. +. society
200 p. m.
Remember there will be plenty
Of good music and IA practical
message.
The trustees Of the United
church held ii very important meet
ins Thursday evening at J. f..
C%layton'S office. Business matters
including the new parsonage
proposition had attention,
90
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
REV. j.. kUSCiI, PASTOR
Sunday, April %, at 1890 a.
m. and 500 p. m., regular SER
vice. At 300 p. m, Sunday
; ,hool. Every Saturday, Bible
and CatechiSm lessons for children.
go
Mlllenlal Dawn meeting at Dyke.
man hall, at $ O'Clock p. m, April
2G,h. Subject: The Church In
Glory, The Worlds Hope" Matt.
25:3l, John 80. Following the
sermon will be a question meeting
in which we will answer questions
on the bible. Write out the cues
ton YOU wish to know about and
mana III as you come in, or ask
them rs they may come into your
mind during the meeting.