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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
MeueB aus Moliue.

@is gel tcrn Miittag erparbett
aipanaig Iaricab-Sabrer 2i5enien bon
Der StobtbebDroe. ghlr ein Sitnep-
bns-Tabrer erlparb cine 2isens. gead)
Der 11el1et Staotpertpaltltng l1lnB ein
ie6er SaricaGbeltter leinen Nal1e1l IN
bier 3oll groben 2ettern on Der Slut
Benieite oes 8efabrtes al1eeltriden
baben. 9ies mub inrarbolb ether
@od)c eeid)eben.
Sn Golt WSoline lit Sic 0ipbteria
al1sgebrod)elL 10 OaB mebrere 6ani=
lien 1trter Guaranta11e geltellt lper.
ben mrBten. Die Sale liro ieood)
milber Natltr.
8ie @eeroigll11g bes altf 10 bebalt.
ernsmertbe @eiie SIT Gooe gefomme-
11en Melpin 6. 2inObloo1m far1b ge=
tern @ornittag altf Dem &inerlioe
Srie0bof itatt. Naitor 81. S. gerg=
ltrom bon Ser Observation-Disclosures
@eneinbe belt oie aeide11reoe.
L HHNsHH FHaratHF
Ser befallnte @rncerDbanonler 6.
6. 8ablltrall0 bon ser ii. StrnBe
lli16 Is. Mperl1te erlitt am 5amstag
ei1en pIotliden Mufan BON Mino=
oarment5ii11ol,ng, 10 0aB er rad Dem
5ta0tbolpital iiberfiibrt meroen mllB-
te, mo er iid) elmer Operation l111ter-
5og, Die redlt %erfolgreid) perlanfen ut.
M9en er iid) einem Noli5iiten api-
oerlest batte ml1roe Sranf gltrllbam,
Der bon SEEM Oorf bierbergefpmmel1
amar, borgeitern Mbeno berboftet. Sbn
apnrbe eine Strafe bon 5ebn Sagen
Saft erlaiiell, ba er berlprad, Sic
5taot iofort gu b%erlaiien:
SsS1r Dem @efinbel1 bes often &riegs=
8etera1en Solepb gaof, ser om
bei 0em 5tur5 bonn @oge11
idtper perlest pur0e, lit no6 feline
8enoltng 5ltm 8elieren eingetreten.
er nit Dem 2eben baponfonlmten
miro, it no9 fraali6.
sGne notbmenbigen @pr6ereitungen
iperoen ~getroffen fiir Die @efliigel=
M11sitella1ng Ser MSiiitiiippi @allep
5onciers' aiiociation, melde bonn 90.
bis 26. Mopember in ser Moline
Surnballe a~bgebalten merDen miro.
gttpo 5tp0lfbllnoert gintragu1rgen fir
9eididntg per0en ertpartet.
S. S. Norter, 90 Sd6re alt, Elm
@riippel, Ser in eirtem Jradtpager1
bon @aallos bier6ergefomme1l mar
lm0 lid III einem beOal1ert1smertben
9lita1o befa1lO, mltroe bon 3ad).
@infelot. GountDlS l1perbilor, IN Sb=
but ge11omn1en nnO nad leinem &eim
IN Sadlonbille, 81, gelhidt. gr err
belt freie gilenbabnfabrt nno nod
ettpas 3ebrgel0 init ouf ben @eg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
Tra,t Spicpb 6nber gcitprben.

1851 "iNF@y
Mad LANCER &ranfleit 1torb pprge-
ltern Mbe1b in ibrem @eint, 141S 80.
tStrabe, 6ro1 Soiepb Sltber, cine be-
fannte 0eutidle g%inpobnerin bon Sod
Sslanb leit As Sabren, I'M Sitter bon
SO Sobren. Sic @~erltorbene nl1rbe
inn Sabre 1856 III @odoorf, Girls
jaeger, 8obmer, geboren iro fml
init Ben gltern I'M IA. 2%ebensiabre
ms 2ano u1o bier Sabre ipater nud
&od Sslano. 31erit berbeiratbete lie
ith init 81. 9dieberl, melder gbe 5mei
&i10er entiprolien iino, 5rau M.
MorOborlt utlo 6. S. Shieberl. @or
20 Sabren perbeiratbete lie it6 NIT
6errt Soiepb 6ltber, Ben tie m1Ber
eillem Sobn, So. Suber, ltn6 Sen
&inbern erlter g)e binterlaBt, nebit
ieds 5tieffinOerl1, Soc S1tber, Gales
burg; albert uno George @l1ber, &od
Ssla1r6; Charles @rlber, Colt Mo=
line; 6rau 8. g. 3anielion n11o 6rau
6. s. Sobnlm bon &iperi ioe, @aib.,
l1n0 eiren gtiefbruoer 6eroinan6
@roB. Die @eer0igrt11g fil1oet am
9on11erstag Morgen Inn 8 l1br BON
Der fotbolilden Ser5=Selu Stride an
ser %. StraBe lnb 5. gpern1e aus
auf Dem Galparp 6rie0bof ltatt. Meb.
G. S'9seil miro Sic 2eihenfeier-
Iidyfeiten leiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
Ments aus Mustatine

Dos Set ser goIoenen SodBeit
feierten am Sonltag in ibrem 9eim,
218 Rolelatpn Mnerue SEER uno
5rau Soiepb Mantbep, Elm MOBILIZE
fanl1tes gbepaar Ser 5tabt, i'm @rei.
lie brer &inber, @in6esfinoer nn6
Sreun0e 4nuf sic ber5lidite Mrt u1o.
@eiie. 3u @bren bes gbepaores
Hfon0 ont Morgen in ser fatbolii6e11
ct. MarDs Stride cine WlelIe Itatt.
Serr nab Sran Mantbep tprr6en III
0eutl6lan0 geboren unb fame11 i'm
Sabre 1872 ms 2an0 1,n6 glei6 nod
Whtscatine, Ger iertberigen @eimafb.
Serr Wea11tbeD modte Sen beltld].
fran3oiiIden &rieg als 2el1t1ant nit
uno na91n nod ben1 &rieg leiner eff.
renDollen Midieo. gr lit 76 Sabre
aft un0 ieine Coffin lit flint Sabre
finger. 3us SSltbelpaar erbielt gum
Mn0enfen an Ben gbrentog eine Mn-
5abl poblgeneinter uno mertbbouer
@eI9enfe.
Serr nn6 Srall g. Cunningham,
Elm befannteg gbepoar Ser 5ta6t, fei-
erte1t borgeifern in ibrem Seim 312
apeltli9e iiebente 5trabe, Dos Set ser
gol0enen @od5eit i'm &reiie Ser &i11-
Der u1ro &in6esfinber 1l116 einiger in
timer Srellnbe. &err Cunningham
mad)te ben 8iirgerfrieg NIT INTO ml1r<
De nad bernielben ebrenpom entLulien.
9as @bepaar bat 5p0lf lebert6e Sim.
ser un0 cine Gn5abl @nfel, mel6e iib
gu Der Jeier eingeiteat 5atten.
Nob n11r fr,r5er &ranf6eit lit boz.
geltern Morgen in leinem Semi 1869
2ucas 5traBe, an einem S1laganfan
ser befannte Dentlhe garl gdaulan6
I'M Sitter bon 81 Sdbren geitorben.
Ser gerItorbene tprroe in Deutid-
lan6 geboren unb fam Dor 90 Sabren
ing 2alr6 nrb balb 6oraltf na1 W11s=
oatine. gr binterlaBt mebrere err
modiene 56bne rno G09ter. 9ie
8eeroigung finoet mabrideinli6 beu<
tie itatt.
Jrau sssobn 8ed bon Ser @ranb-
bie1n gperl1e lift geltern nah 2ibertpz
billie, So, gereiif, no lire S6meiter,
Srau MarD gorOice nad] MIR fur5er
&ronf6eit I'M Otter bon SO Sabren
g%eitorben lit. Die See r6igung finoet
bellte oaielbit ftatt:
Sic @dtpinolerin Sral1 81. g.
Waobr, alins @n1la Goof, mel6e 6ert
Naitor g. IS. &ettelfamp nm 1925
'bereinlegte, ion ein @eitanonib ibrer
.sdulo dbgelegt baben, apie S9eriff
Wi1eg befanrt madte. Die Sra9ltt
.lol einen iiebeniabrigen Sermin in
N11a1noia dbgeieiien baben, an9 lou
|iie in Maion gitD S6tDinoeleien be.
'trieben baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
5lun' anD Gouut !.
Mittuod, ben II. Noumber.
@ettcrberidlt.
$50 II IL. Nop.

Burlington, II. Mop.
Sir Sllinois: l1nitetig llnb apar1ner
Mittrpodl init &egen III Ser geadt
lrlb gefolgt bon beiterem ltO fal=
terem @etter 9orterstag: frilde
b%era1loerlide @inbe.
Stir Soma: &egen Miittluod), tpdrrner
i'm Often ltnb FILTER inn 8eite1t,
better unb faIter 8onnerstag.
gtarfe neranberlide @i110e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
Gofaler 8dterberidL
@upenbort1 16. glob.

9apenbort, 16. geob.
9l1rd)idmitts : @oron1eterItano 29.99
3urdidn1itts Seflperatur /. SO
@0dite 5emperatlr beute . 3S
Mieorigite Gemperatltr Iebte Na6t 33
Mormale Iemperatur fir 33
sSabre 81
gnS1didnitt1ide 8eudtiafeit ser
Suit 6S
gaie0erid1oa in "a 5trn0en 600
gprberrldenoe @inbridtl1ng 500.
@aIierlta11b I'M z MIR Meorgens 4.6
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
MeutS aus @pd Sslanb
Strait Sarab 2neas 9ean o1rd1idnci=
oct iidJ bas rcdtc 5an0-
aelcrtf.

Sel6ltn1oro begallaen bot porge-
ltern Morgen in ibrem Seim, 422 43.
fStrabe, Sram Sarab 8. 3eal1, inOent
lie itd) mutt einen1 &alirmeller Dos
.redbte 6mogelenf Ourd)idnitt 1tlo auf
!biele @eile perbll1tete. slls ibr Sofn,
Sra1f Geal1 am slbel1b bon Ser Mr<
Belt 81 Squire fam, fano ct Sic Wt11t-
ter in einem Stl1fl iibeno foot Dor.
Sic batte eil1en elmer neben iih lte-
ben, il meld)e1 oas @lltt geflolie1t
mar. Die 6rar NOR lett oen1 CODE
ibrer Sodter Dor Orei @odlen idNper-
miitbig geuoroen ul1o III Oielem 3n-
itano bot iie bic Gbat mlsgefiibrt.
.8as &aiirn1e1ier lptr0e 11e6en Der
2eide al1fgefl1r0en. Coroner MeDers
.bielt cine 2eibenidn1 ab, melde er=
gab, ooB sic Gra1 gelbltn1oro be-
goltgelt babe, inoem lie 2it6 Sic 4ltls=
aoer bllrdihnitten bot. Die @eoall=
e%rnsipertbe ml1roe am 8. Il1gltlt 1856
in Saoanna, 81, gebore1l, 100 lie bie
meiite 3eit hires 2ebens gelpobnt u1l0
it'd al1d) perbeiratbet bat. Sbr @atte
lturb Dor SENT Sabrel1 nn0 Dor emit
gen Sahren fum lie nod Mod SIS
.lano. Sic %bi11terlabt brei 5obne, ip-
mie orei 5dipelterlr nlo einen Britt
Der. Die 2eid)e mllr0e geltern nad)
5upal1na iiberfiibrt, mo belte Oie 9e=
erOigl1ng l%tattfin0et.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
9cs arrnen Msannes Grpbler

- Scs nrtttett Wtatt1teS ErDblett.
gs lit in6es nibt MIR Elm Hroblem fir
Sen arrnen Wann, 1onbern fir jeben
Mann bon beldrdnftem ginfommen.
gs lit biel geIpro6en u11b sei6rieben
iporDen iiber Hroiperitat, Sic jett anz
aeblid in berldiebenen Srhultrie5ipeiz
gen berri6t. Moeli6eripeiie eiebt es
l,est mebr Mrbeit nnb bDbere 2Dbue ais
npr etli6en Sa6ren, BOD bei Sen erbDbz
ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit bas Ser
hdltniB tbatladlib boielbe ipie friiber.
Ser arne Mann, Ser @anDarbeiter,
bebdlt, ipie eetp0bnIi6, 5ulebt bas fur>
sc gnbe. 9ies lit belonbers tpabr,
ipenll CT 9uftorrednltngen gu be5ablen
fat. @iele aber baben gelernt, ibr
@ertrouen ouf Sic olte, 5eiterprobte
&rautermebi5in, Sorni's Mpenfrduter,
su leeen, unb bermeiben bbaurd bie
INNER Neutrality-suspicious. ftprrednunz
gen, Sic nidt mn oft ben Wen16en
arm maiden, lonbern i'm AUDI III Or
mutb balten. 9a5 lit Die ri9tige unb
erfplgreide sparlamfeit IN Ser Sanie
lie. Gben senannte Mebi5in lit iebenz
iols bas befannteite 1nb beliebteife
5a1snittcl. gs lpirb bereitet bon 9r.
Geter Sabrnep & Gons Co., 1875
60. 9ogne 9pe., Chicago, 81. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
Die Mpf Sslanb snrnbaGe=@irt6.
id1aft ipir6 iuie0er erDffnet.

9ie felt Sem L. geobember gei6loi=
|iene S~arnbolle-@irtbihaft, tpeI6e
SEER s. S. aobn fait atpei Sabre lang
gefiibrt nno Damn oufgab, miro et1pa
Mnfallgs 3e5emlber bon Serrn Gla=
renee 9finner apie0er eroffnet mer.
|be11. Die Mod Sslon0 Irrngemein=
Be belt borgetern Mbenb cine Ser
ob, in melder flint Mnge-
bote fir 6ie @irtbi6nft eingelal1fen
maren 11n6 in mel6er @errn 5fin-
ner bic 8irtbidoft 5ugeipro6en MUIR
De. Ser nelle @irtb batte lhon fritz
Der 6ie 9lrnbole unb lit bes1alb NIT
Der 2eitung 6erielben bepan0ert. Die
8erpalter ser Gl1rngemeirlbe InIien
|iett 0as Sn1tere ser 8irtbiduft nnb
Die Nebengebaltoe renobiren, 10 6aB
lbei groff1ung Deriel6en biele einen
a11lprefel1oen Ginorad maiden miro.
SorrD @erron, ELM Meiien6er, ser
in b%erldieoenen Stqoten berlQngt
miro, neil er @otelbeliser INN 2ogis
nnb Soft beldJmir16elt baben ioa, mur=
De bier geiterlt Morgen i'm &od So.
LAMB Sous berboftet. 90 er in @e1t
2i6ertp ~Derlo1gt miro, ap1rbe er Ser
3aDenporter Noli5ei iibertpielen, bie
i'm nod @eit eibert9 o6liefern miro.
9as Set Ser iil6ernet1 SodBeit
feierten borgeltern in ibrem @eim,
2O14 5. g%(penl,e, i'm &reiie ibrer
5ablreid eri6ienenen Ireun6e unb
gernanoten SEER uno Sra11 g6tpor6
9. 9aDis, Elm bier tDoblbefanntes'
gbepaar, mel6es iih Dor % syobren
in @alesburg trauen lieB. Die @e=
leaidaft bot iid auf Sic angenebmite
Meile unterbalten.
Sic bieiigen Gifts mer6en am
Somtag, ben 5. De5ember, Nodmit=
tags in Der glfsbolle fire iGbrlide
8eoa6tniBfeier abbalten. Mnnalt
56omas 8el6 bon ae1ponee miro Die
8eoa6tniBre0e lbalten. Gin paiien-
oes Nrogramm miro CUR Musfiibrung
tommen.
Die WScGortbD Smprobeme11t So.
bon Davenport fat Sen alontroft err
bolten fir 0ie Bflaiterung Der 8h
Mpenle bon Der "a. bis CUR 25. Ctr.
8ie Nflalterung miro NIT Mspbalt
.9elhebe1l. Ser Hreis lit 50 per
anaoratparo mo 60 Gents fiir Son.
crete Gnrbs ln6 Cutters.
8ell er feline 6amilie nidt erbal-
ten lpoQte murbe geltern Milton go
Dal6 bon Dtoline n%erbaftet. 9ns
Werbor miro beute Dor Dem Holi5ei.
rlhter ltattIinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
@el6ienb1tuae1t

nod 1euti6lalt0 rro Seiterrei6, Sic
redt5eitig ST @eibnodten 0riiben
ei1treffen iollen, miilien Dor Dem 2.
9e5ember Bel Sobn geripal6, 326
@eit 8. 5frabe, Gabenport1 Soma,
eilrbe5aDlt aperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

Sreunoen unb @efam1tcl biermit
ote %trauri9e Nadridt, So mei1 gez
ltebter @ntte, llnier lief Safer unb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

gcrla,tet: Maibden fir augemeine
9altsarbeit in Nr SIS ipeitl. IA. Ctr.
Selepbpn 4O55eS 14,1@.t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

@eil er feline 5amilie nidt erbaI-
ten lpollte mrrbe geltern Milton 60
!Dol6 bon Mfoline perGaftet. 9ns
Werbor miro beute Dor Dem Noli5ei.
rihter itattIinoen.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-02
Local News

Cut flowers for Easter at Smith /,
Drug and JeweIry Store. adv5(
We have just received complete
line OF calling cards.
\ baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs w W. Collins Sunday
morning
Another evidence of spring
awnings are being repaired and
over hauIed
EASTER FLOWERS Roses,
Carnations, Lilies Of the Valley
and Easter Lilies Mt Smiths Drue
and Jewelry Store. ady5O
Engineer James Griffith had
three OF bis fingers on his left
hand badly punched last Friday
and will be incapacitaed for at
least thee more weeks.
Fay lerger, now Of Isabel and
formerly of Mobridge, attended the
funeral OF James Krone who died
at the hospital last Thursday and
was buried in the local cemetary.
Deli Gallett, Of Aberdeen, has
been assisting at the d. G.. Gal
lett Jewelrv Store in the place of
Manager 7 ] Morris, who has
been out OF town on business
matters for several days.
VIM S Schoyen, the gent who
knows how 10 tune Il piano cor
rectly and halls from Lennon
arrived in the city last week and
has been busy following his voca-
tion ever since and will be here
until Tuesday He is stopping at
the Northwest Hotel.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Nj. Roslne left
Wednesday for Wyoming, where
Mr.. Rosine has filed on home
stead
Professor G. }. Bugbee was III
attendance at the teachers meeting
held in Aberdeen last week. he
left the city Friday aud returned
home the following day.
Walter Miss was discharged this
morning from the Milwaukee Hos
pital where he had been several
DAYS under physicians care. he
was suffering from a touch OF the
grippe and most senslbly placed
himself under the care OF a ply
sician. He is much improved IN
health at this writing.
S. II Jarvis. Eye Specialist OF
Faulkton. :. d., will be III Mo-
bridge Tues. April 9TH, and will
make this city every Sky d,ys.
Mr.. Jarvis is licensed OoD MT
rist under the state law, with eight
years experience exan'nlug ewes
and fitting glasses. 1t you are IN
need of same you will do we'll to
coll on him Adv 49
The funeral of James Krone OF
Isabel, who lied here last Thurs
day morning at the Milwaukee
hospital, was held Sunday after
noon unie, the auspices OF the
Order Of Odd Fellows, OF which
fraternal order he vas a member.
Krone was but n young man aud
was another victim OF the dread
tuberculosis. He was native or
Ireland. coming TO America sever
al years ago and was clerklng FOR
J. Corken in his Isabel Drug Store
Just prior to his death
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-02
Society
A Spray O. White Heather

It's only spray O white heather
Frae q land far Ger the sea,
Land o the plaid and the feather,
Land O the brave and the free.
Land O. the glen and the mountain,
Land O. the buck and the roe,
Land o the clear classic fountain
Rushing through valleys below.
Land O the bluebell and thistle.
Wha Britain's great empire has
made
BY her brain, by hel pen, and her
muscle,
By her Greys and her Highland
Brigade.
And now in the dark hour o.
danger
Scotland great blow will strike,
Against wrong she will stand the
avenger,
And strive in defense of the
right.
It's only spray o white heather,
WI a message | send it to thee;
Tae ScOtsmen whaure re they may
gather.
Tae ScOtsmen whaure're they
may be
The war clouds have burst into
thunder,
But Scotland is ready to GO.
Her motto's aye Meyer surren.
der"
She'll die ere she yield tae the
foe.
It's message frae the hills and
heather
Tae Scotsmen a. Ger the earth,
Be ready, stand shoulder tae
shoulder,
And fight for the land O your
birth.
And when the war clouds are over
Auld Scotland will cherish wi
pride
The deeds o. the sons O. tie
heather,
Wha for freedom have fought
and have died.
JAMES SCOTT.
The Camp Fire girls will hold
an ice cream and cake sale tOmOr.
row afternoon in the Rexall Store
Mrs. Chas. Moulding and Miss
Elizebeth Swanson spent Sunday
in Aberdeen and were pleasantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
B. Lawshe.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-02

MRS J II Kennedy arrived in
the city from Sioux Falls to visit
with her husband for short
while.
The =. f.. O. SiSterhood will
meet at the home OF Mrs Horace
Cook, Monday afternoon April
the fifth, from 2:3O until > pm
The Altar Society of the st i.
Joseph church Will meet at the
pleasant lone of Mrs ! g..
Mcclure. Thu day afternoon,
April the eighth Mrs. NJ. Hit
will be hostess.
Everybody is getting ready to
attend he Grand Ball hat the
trainmen will give next Tuesday
night. As this ball will probably
be the last until next Fourth OF
July the dancing puDic are prepar-
ing tor a good time
6>~9
The bake sale and bazaar held
by the ladies Of the st. Joseph
church was a very successful affair
\ neat sum was realized by them.
The ladies feel well compensated
for their many afternoons sewing
and for their efforts III the culinr'Y
line.
Mr. and MIS- Dave Hand and
baby girl arrived in the city from
their claim near Mcintosh. We'd
nesday to spend the Easter Hoh.
at the home OF Nh Hands parents,
They will return to Mcintosh the
eally part of next week.
90
Cyrus Carpenter will returned
from Chattuck School FalrbauIt
Minnesota, this morning to Spen
Easter Sunday with his parents.
He will remain home four days
before returning to school Monday
evening. In honor of his brief
visit a masquerade ball be given
in the Masonic Hall tom"rr"W
night to which pleasant social
event. thirty six OF his young
friends have been invited.
The meeting OF the Original DOU
club that was TO be held WedneS
dav afternoon at the home of Mrs
Fred Hill was postponed: the ladies
were eli! her on the committees Ia
assist in serving the guests at the
New England dinner given at the
United Church that evening or de-
sired to be in atten lance Il IS act
known at this writing just when
the next pleasant afternoon VII
be spent at this enjoyable pa>tlne,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-02
Church Notes
THE UNITED CHURCH

T'TN = 7. " NTNLN 7 TN~IOK
Eqster services Will bc held
morning and evening.
President f \ Faith of Redfeld
College will conduct the morning
service at l0:45 DR. Faith has
never 0eeu hele and Will bring a
hearty message.
Sunday evening n special and
very interesting program is in
preparation
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-02

Seven Nobrilgeit left Sunday
morning to assist the Shriners in
capturing the ciDy OF Aberdeen to
which they had laid seige.
They We're greeted by the faith
ful believers and divided mp
among tnr diffe ent hrauchS to
aS>iS' in delivering the unbeievrrS
from lie >narrs that he ct tn m
After successfully performing
their part towards eulightening
oome thirty unregenerate sinners
who had asked to taste the cool
waters of Shrinedom md were re-
frrShed 10y partaking of the means
and groans of the unbelievers they
returned to Mohrilge Tuesday and
are again going about their affairs
in "A non chaIant ma 'ner.
1t is understood that the city Of
Aberdeen was in no wise injured
during the time the ShrinerS held
sway and look forward to another
seiee.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-02

.ef for N;unrapo6, where tbp,
4 v,Il r..i,la b.,.,,fto, Tbo;. ,,,,
. friends regrpt TO hem. Of their de-.
parture
,9
YESTERDAY was April FOOLS da> !;
her was one continuous round OF
Jokes plNeI mtil everybody who
was NOT wise in the morning.
early were vised up right
awa> NOT by an explanation, Of the
uotur. ~ IN. 5o, .ut j., som.
Iau,ball4 l;tr.r u,auk
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mo they took No L for their
Perkins county home
~o
The l.lir.' Gudd of the 81
S,anl.u Ch1r.h will NOT meet to.
dav ~ th:s !. Good Friday n
GuiId win meet some time next
week to t,l,a mn +ha work of th4
no>tnoned maetino If is mot
known at this time inst where fine
maefino will he hold
e
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Ch,,nh vos vorv successfnl
New Britain herald., 1915-03-27

a
 damaged by the operations of the al- lied fleet in the Dardanelles, says a Havas despatch from Athens dated Friday.
 Sailing ships engaged in mine sweeping were fired upon by Turkish field artillery posted at Erenkeul, but the batteries are said to have been silenced by the fire from two battle ships.
 According to a despatch from Mytilene, three British and two French warsnips have anchored in the Gulf of Smyrna with transports.
 Turks Retreat in Egypt.
 Cairo, Egypt, Friday, March 26. via London, March 27, 12 noon.-An official statement on the military sit uation in Egypt, reading as follows, was issued here today:
New Britain herald., 1915-03-27
CHy Hen1s

Miss Marie Andrews of New York city is the weekend guest of Miss Margaret Seltzer.
 "A. s. Bronstin of 27 Dewey street will go to Harrison, N. J., tomorrow, in which city he has accepted a posi- tion.
 Edelson Bros. of 432 Main street filed intentions with the city today of selling the stock in their store to Hyman Horwitz, B. Miller and Morris Schupack for s3,5o0 cash on April 5.
 Thirty members of Mattabessett tribe, l. o. R. M., will go by auto to Middletown Tuesday night to deliver to the Red Men of that city the travelling blanket started on the trail recently by Compounce tribe of Bris- tol.
 Fresh Eggs, chocolate cocoanut cream 12c dog. McEnroes. -advt.
 A typographical error in the Her aid made the type say that the paid in capital of the Squillaciote company s1 when it should have been $1,500. The company is authorized to issue stock up to $50,O00.
 Miss Helen Jessiman, daughter of MT. ana MfS. A. V. JeSSllllan Ol o4U South Main street, entertained a num- Der of her little girl friends at a par ty given at her home last evening in honor of her seventh birthday.
 A daughter was born yesterday af- ternoon to MT. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Andrew, of 32 Trinity street. Mr. Andrew is the physical director of the Y. M. c. A. It is his first daughter and she will be named Marjorie Louise Andrew. Mother and child are doing nicely.
 J. E. Beale gave an interesting talk on his sea experiences at a social meeting of the men of the First church last night. His treatise on sea sickness and it's prevention was excellent. A mems double quartet under the direction of George B. Matthews furnished the evenings mu- sical entertainment Refreshments were served after the meeting.