The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-06-26
Local News

eat is the policy Of the Star Bak-
cry.
l.. + Pierce has been in the city
since last Saturday attending to
business matters.
w. j. Richter. of Aberdeen. was
a visitor in the Bridge City Mon.
day.
G. Tiedeman accompanied +. ii,
BackSen on his trip to Glenham
Monday.
Postmaster Ryan is assisting the
O. I. Berg store while the big sale
is on.
Miss Olive Rittler returned to-
day from Il short visit with friends
at st. Paul, Mimi.
l.. {. Summers and Il. Lipes
made a business trip to Mound
City and ilerreid Tuesday, return
ing in time TO witness the badger
G) fight.
Il. l.. Stacy and DR.. Twining
motored to Glenham Monday. DR..
TWining was called to set the
shoulder blade of Peter Paulson,
which was broken that day.
Rev. Geo. w. Reed, missionary
in charge Of Congregational work
in Standing Rock reservation,
spent Wednesday night here. tie
was on his way to Timber Lake.
Attorney w. ID. Scott Of Sioux
Falls. who is here in the interest
Of j. II. Kennedy, returned from "A
business trip TO the Barthold ranch
near Coal Springs, Perkins county,
Monday.
JAS. Cummings, the popular
manager of the j. f. Divine & Co.
store, and finance commissioner,
made a business trip to Marmarth
yesterday, and will return tonight
on the flyer.
ID. d. Patten. the genial sales
man who put on the big sale at the
Divine store, was a business visitor
in Lennon Tuesday, returning the
following day to Mobridge and
leaving that night for Minneapolis.
Mobridge will have an entertain
ment curse next winter. Rev. DR..
Warner has signed a contract with
the Midland Lyceum Bureau of
DeS Moines, Iowa, for IA series of
fine high class entertainments.
VIM. 5. Schoyen, representing
the piano firm of Lyon q Healy
and an excellent piano tuner ras
well, vas IN Mobridge Monday and
Tuesday, leaving for Lennon
Tuesday evening.
Oscar Maupin, formerly Of Du-
pree but now of Timber Lake,
stopped off in Moblidge Tuesday
while en- route home for the Fourth
from Hayes, this state, where he
had been carrying mail on a star
route.
&. :. llodson, manager of this
territory for the Grain Belt beers,
and X. Phelps, a druggist and both
boosters from Lennon, were Shak-
ing hands and renewing acquaint-
anceS in Mobridge Sunday, return
ing to Lennon the following day.
j. J. Klein certainly is some
hustler. He has disposed Of 20
Chautauqua tickets and is thinking
of taking on another ten, just to
show the boys how easy it is to
dispose Of them, when they get
right down to brass tacks,
The father Of II family never
lacks for popularity if he believes
III buying II reasonable amount Of
Ice cream and candies, especially
If it comes from the Star Bakery,
and III no other way can he posi-
bly, make Il better investment in
Good Cheer.
EX-Mayor Goodman has made
arrangements with Chas. Barr and
Henry Baum, pigeon fanoiers Of
Sioux Falls. to llberate the same
homing pigeons the first day Of the
Chautauqua and Fourth Of July.
which were liberated during the
home coming week in Aberdeen
These pigeons made the flight from
Aberdeen to Sioux Falls in IL trihe
over two hours.
}. b. Hilton, the popular pro-
prietor of the Pierce Hotel, accom-
panied by NJ. II. Donahue. Frank
Brogan and Chauffeur Schmidt, |
motored to Selby in IIiiton's big
red car Tuesday. When near Glen
hm they got stuck in the mud
Making IA hurry trip to Fort Don
aldson, they returned with a relief
party ami four Strapping big horses,
which soon yanked the car out Of
the mud They retnrnpd from