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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
THIS PAPER WILL BE
In NEW HOME SOON

The Tribune Publishing company
publishers Of the News, has leased
the Hellriegel building just south
OF the Mobridge house on Main
street, with an option to purchase
within a year. A. j. Harvey, who
has been occupying the huilding
with his harness shop, has vacated
to the west half of the building on
Second Ave-, E., occupied by
Hand Brothers. It is the iuten-
ton of this company tO build an OK.
tension to the building at once, get
in it's splendid machinery ordered
several weeks ago, and be ready
to get out the first issue Of
The Mobridge News Tribune, the
papers new w-zaa2a. ..--Withip..a. few
weeks.
AT that time the Tribune will
be equipped to do the finest kind
Of job work Of oil Glasses. and will
be stocked MP with q full aud
complete line of general Office
supplies, furniture aud fxtuye6 oi
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
MOBRIDCE IS COMING
TO The FRONT

Mobridge IL coming into the
limelight often. In one week
there have been four inoorpora-
tiops formed with business centers
In this city. They are the follow
ing:
Tribune Publishing company.
with q capital of $4,000. Incor.
porators: w. e. Wooif. Guy G..
De Shon, l.. W. Barth.
Mobridge Supply company, cap
ital 500, 900. Incorporators: Ed.
ward Mcbride, James Coffey, P.
j. Coffey. Aberdeen
Mobridge Cattle Loan company,
capital, $1OO, 900. Incorporators: :
j. w. Harris, h. 8. Hill, Allan
L. Miss.
Mobridge Grocery company.
capital $3.50, ,000. Incorporators
G. s. Winslow. Mitchell, R. B.
French. T. B. Griffin. Grand
Forks.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15

County superintendent +. ii /.
Noteboom Of Walworth county is
president of the association, Miss
Harriet f Carpenter of Aberdeen
is secretary and Miss Gertrude
Fischbach of Redfeld, treasurer.
Addresses will be delivered by
W +. Johuson, president OF
the Aberdeen Normal; E. G..
Perisho, president of State college;
G. Johnson, superintendent of the
Aberdeen public schools, and for
mer Governor w. n Ferris of
Michigan, The latter will be the
chief speaker Of the meetings and
is Il man of interesting and varied
experiences.
He was born in a log cabin on
a farm in New York state and
started teaching school when quite
young on Il salary Of $2S per
month. Since that time he has
taught in different SCHOOLS and at
higher salaries. In 1884 he or.
ganized the Ferris Industrial school
at Big Rapids, Mich, with an
of 15 students: today
more than 2000 young people
receive training there. Mr.. Ferris
served as governor Of Michigan
from 1912 to 1917 and he is now
devoting his time and energy
toward the upbuilding of Ferris
Institute.
Every state institution of learn.
ing will be represented at the
convention by either an executive
or a member Of the faculty.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
PREP AIRING FOR
TEACHERS MEET
City Getting Ready 40 Enter
tain 500 Teachers Here
Last of Month

All Mobridge is getting ready
to entertain between 800 and GOO
school teachers from the rorthern
part Of the state here the last of
the month in three days conven
tion, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, March % to 81, both dates
inclusive.
The first steps towards arrange
ments were made at Il meeting OF
the business men Of the city last
Saturday when the coming con
vention was discussed and an
executive committee Of seven was
named TO take charge Of general
arrangements, each member otthls
committee to become chairman OF
some sub committee. The eXecu-
tive consists of w. NJ Potts,
Orson Clark, j f. Clayton, Prof
J. &. Bugbee, B. S. Hill, a. Ii.
Boyer aud Mayor G. A. Smith.
The most important thing this
committee will have to deal with
will be sleeping and eating accom-
modations for the city's guests
those three days. 1t was proposed
in view Of the fact that the hotel
accommodation of the city, ade"
quate as they are for ordinary
purposes, were insufficient to meet
the demands Of so large conven-
tion, that it would be necessary to
get every available private room
foFfhis OCCASION
In order to do this house 10
house canvas will be necessary.
The public school teachers VIII
take the first steps towards getting
list Of available rooms after
which the committee in charge OF
! this detail will make q house to
house canvas, listing every avail
able room and ascertaining II
meals can lie furnished the teachers
there during the convention. Res
taurants will be too crowded to
take care of all those who will be
here, and for that reason, it was
pointed out, it will be necessary
for the citizens OF Mobrldge
to assist in furnishing meals
to the teachers. in other words,
throw their homes completely
open to those who will be here
for the meeting.
Another meeting on this matter
will be called shortly.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15

sorry Military Service" is
Intervention Advisable The
Debt we owe the Flag" and
kindred topics.
Departures of this character
from the usual run of Sunday
evening services Is one of the
many THINGS which has made
Captain Squire SO popular where
ever he has served as pastor, and
those who have heard him address
an audience as he did last Sunday
under the most trying clrcumstan-
ces of so severe a cold that it was
almost impossible for him to speak
aloud. feel that he is a man
especially adapted to. fill the local
pulpit here. 1t is pointed out
that too many people of the church
attend picture shows Of a Sunday
evening when they should be in
church, and this is method the
Rev. Mr.. Squire has found sue
ceeds above anything else in
keeping the young generation, as
we'll as the older folks, interested
in the church and IN the habit OF
attending the church on Sunday
1t is also pointed out that with
the peculiar conditions existing
here relative to the various classes
of people it is necessary to gel
interested in church work, Chap
lain Squire is the man needed
Some idea of his versatility may
be gathered from the following
Continued on back page)
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
BISHOP bURLESON
HERE NEXT WEEK

Bishop Hugh L. Burleson of
this diocese of the Episcopal
church, will make his first official
visit to Mobridge on FRIDAY of
next week, March %, when he
will preside at confirmation SER
vices, q large class, it is now
expected, being now in formation
for the occasion.
Following the services an in.
formal mems dinner will be served
in the parlors of the church. The
Episcopalians will have the use of
the United church for that occas-
ion.
Bishop Burleson was appointed
to this diocese last October, but
has not a. yet had the opportunity
to visit the northwestern section
OF the state. He will visit Lem.
mon shortly after his trip to this
city.
Rev. g. w. Dow of Selby, ths
regular pastor of the local Episco.
pal church, will arrive in Mobridge
today Thursday m0rning) to hole
services in the evening at the
usual hall.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
PROCLAMATION
TO THE CITIZENS OF MOBRIDGE:

Greeting
Inasmuch as this country is being swept by a
powerful of Patriotism and Loyalty this mePatrOm for
the Loyalty heads this during this the
the Civil
War; and
Inasmuch National Organizations % M Grand Army
the Republic we'll Mayors States and
issued Procamaons requesting their citizens display
the Stars and Stripes from their places business and their resi-
dences; aud
nasmuch the Citizens of Mobridge known be of loyal
patriotic nature aud at all times anxious lend their support
we'll physical this nation this critical uncure;
therefore
1T IS PROCLAIMED that the city of Mobrdge shall display the
National Flag the United st the Stars and Strip
the business section and the Business Men Of bg
sincerely dspag flags from their places
should be displayed ae
and should be allowed float the breeze other
wise unconfued
C. A SMITH
Mobridge, South Dakota Mayor.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
WITH THE BOYS
ON THE BORDER
Interesting Talk at United
Church Sunday Night

Chaplain Guy p.
Squire of the Fourth
Infantry. South Da-
kOta National Guard
who is at present sup
plying the pulpit in the
United church, will
by request, give a most
interesting lecture on
Sunday evening as a
departure from the
customary evening SER
vices. This will he a
lecture on The Boz s
on the Border. - 1t
Will De p Sketcn Oh MS
recent experiences as
chaplain of the Fourth
Infantry and of The
experiences of the
boys of the regiment
while serving On the
Rio Grande border. He
will touch upon such
topics as The Mex
can Situation Of To-
day" The Bandit
Raids" Our Army
as it is" "Compul.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
SITES
CHOSEN FOR NEW
SCHOOL BUILDING
Three Sites Reported by Com
mittee at Meeting on Mon.
day Evening
MEET AGAIN FRIDAY
Prices Will be Reported Then
and More Plans Laid for
New $4,000 School

Three tentative sites were re-
ported by the committee appointed
to look into the matter of locations
for the new proposed $15, 900 East
Side school house at q meeting Of
business men at the Commercial
club rooms Monday evening.
Another meeting will be held
Friday evening of this week when
the same committee will report on
the prices fOl which these sites
can be purchased.
The selections we're:
Lots IL and IL, block /. Ecklo's
First addition. These lots are
across the alley east of lots / and
2, same block, the present site.
1t is proposed to vacste the alley
thus giving the school a ground
800 feet long by 100 feet deep.
These lots are owned by w. G.
Fuller, and it is stated that they
are too close to Mr.. Fuller's house
to be either very desirable or
easily attaihable.
The second choice, and the com.
mittee's recommendation, are lots
| to IL. block /, Reinhart's addi-
ton These lots are just across
the street from the above site, and
all but lots 8 and 8 are owned
by Mrs. Mabel Reinhart, who is
willing to sell right, it was stated.
Lots s and 8 are owned by the
First National bank and b. S.
Hill reported that they can be
bought in at whatever figure Mrs.
Reinhart asks. She has IL lots
there in all, it was reported, which
she will sell for $500, and it
was also stated that she will &C.
cept the two lots the school owns
in block /, Ecklo's addition, on
the trade. This would give the
school a sitA 3OOx14O.
The third selection of the com.
mittee was lots l, 2 and 3. block
3. Ecklo's first addition, owned
by M. A. Brocket, and lots 10.
IL and II. same block. owned by
q. A. Carlson. This gives the
school site 3OOx15O by vacating
the alley. There is small house
on lot 10.
Acre lots were talked Of, one in
block 3 and another in block s.
F. M. Goodman, who presided at
the meeting, offered to sell an
acre lot in either block 3 or 4,
Ecklo's First addition for $500 in
case the board wished to consider
an acre lot.
Another meeting will be held
Friday evening on this proposition.
when further plans will be discus.
sed Orson Clark stated for the
school board that nothing will be
done towards purchasing lots until
the citizens of Mobridge have can.
vassed the situation thoroughly
and have recommended action on
some one certain piece of property
This also holds true relative to the
erection of building.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15


It is also proposed to take up
the matter of getting an sppropria-
tion through the city council to
hire . paid secretary for the club
in order that those large property
owners of the city who refuse to
join the club will have to pay
their proportion towards the main
tenance Of q club which does more
to benefit them than any other
person in tha city.
A Woman's civic club was also
proposed % one OF the clubs
bssuChss Tor the pssr future.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
NO DECISION ON
YELLOWSTONE TRAIL

The special meeting of the county
commissioners Of WalwOrth county
held here Tuesday morning for the
purpose of designating a perma-
nent state highway from Glenham
to Mobridge to become part Of the
Yellowstone trans continental trail,
ended without any definite action
being taken. The matter was
postponed by the commissioners
until April 3. No indication of
the future action of the commiss-
toner's on this subject would be in
dicated.
There were several routes up for
discussion at the business mems
meeting called for this purpose
last Saturday, but after the matter
had been th orOughly threshed ont
it was the unanimous decision of
the business men o. the city that
the nermanent trail should be the
direct route from Glenham to the
Bridge City, following the section
line the entire way.
While the road will require a
great deal of work on it before it will
be passable in its entire direction,
it is the shorter of the two roads
proposed, by six miles. The north
road runs three miles north from
here, turns east for six miles, and
then south again. To make this
road a first class highway, civil
engineers reported, would cost
So, $50.
To make the road determined
upon, passable would cost about
s., see, while TO put it in first class
condition would require about
s., 900 to Sc, 900. This road is in
good condition east of here to the
f. Il. Empey farm. For a mile
and a quarter beyond that point il
is now impossible except by a de-
tour through the Empey farm, but
the balance Of the way into Glen
ham it is as good a road as is b.
found, and could be readily an(
cheaply inproy
The mile and a quarter east O1
Empey,s would require much ex
cavation but as the hills are mOstl'
gravel and, what is cut from then
could be used to fill the draws ant
and other depressiOns. By prOpe
drainage this could be made q frs
class road. especially if it wa
. designated state highway whel
the county would receive state an
and federal aid as we'll as count
aid.
Upon motion it was unanimOusl
at the business mems meetin
voted to designate this roa
as the official Yellowstone Trai
and to request the count
commissioners to name this a
a state public road. 1t is ais
, moved that until this road cOul
be made passable the n2rth roa
should be designated a tempOrar
YelIows one trail. and a-committe
of three, G.. A. Smith. w. e.. Mis
u and w NJ Potts, was appOinte
6 to mark this temporary trail wit
s the Yellowstone Trail trademar
O prior to April /.
A committee Of five consistiu
of w. +. Mailand. w. e. Miss,
L. Smith, A. r. Boyer and OrsC
Clark was named to wait on I'll
county commissioners at Tuesday
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
M0BR|DCE WILL HAVE LIVE
AND ACTIVE COMMERCIAL CLUB
Business Men of City Decide
to Unite in Cooperative
Effort TO Form Perma-
nent Or 9anization
CREDITASSOCIATI0NT TOO
Plan Proposed to Unite Retail
Merchants for Their Mutu-
al Protection

d = kVSSSSeON
Mobridge is at last to have q
commercial clab. not an Organiza.
ton of q few, by q few and for q
few, but an organization builded
on the solid rock Of unanimous
and united cooperation bv all the
business and professional men OF
the city, large and small.
At a meeting called Wednesday
night, this proposition in all its
details was threshed over. 1t was
pointed out that Mobridge has
passed from the village class where
factions are so common into the
city class. where factional feeling
must be relegaled to the back
ground, and whore the business
men must stand absolutely united
in civic matters in order to accom-
plish the results 20 necessary
towards building up the city aud
assisting In fulfilling the destiny
the Bridge City has before It.
1t was proposed that the Mo-
bridge Commercial club should be
incorporated under the laws OF
the state, and that stock be sold
in the club at $40 q share, par.
this money SO derived from the
ale OF stock to be placed in the
bank and the full amount MAIN
tsined at all times in order to
keep the stock at it's par value.
This would make the shares
negotiable, that is, . man leaving
the city could turn in his stock
to the club and get his money
back, or he could dispose Of it
to his successor in business. The
dues should be 81 per month.
Following the discussion, in
which several of the business
women of the city participated, it
was voted to name q board OF five
directors to take charge Of the
organization OF the club with
the old officers in charge
until the annual meeting. which
falls on the second Tuesday next
month. April 10. when this board
shall decide whether or not to
incorporate under the stock OF
fraternal ELAN, and by which time
the articles Of incorporation shall
have been received.
The meeting was the largest
attended Of any in the history oi
the city for q similar purpose, and
and showed the wide interest being
taken in this matter.
The hold over officers Of thu
club and the newly appointed
directors are:
Presideut-W. F. Maitland.
Vice President-J. e. CLAYTON
Secretary -treasurer-P. G. Nor
rison.
Directors-W. G. Miss. j. j
Klein. r. II. DeVinny, W. Ii
Potts, R. e. Smith.
Ratint Association
In connection with tho CONNER
cial club. it Was also proposed b.
the retail business men Of the cit,
to organize q Business Men,
Credit Rating association for th'
purpose Of mutual protection il
credit matters. 1t was p0inte'
out that tho business men Of th
city would save thousands Of dol
lars each wear through such 81
organisation, and that no one bu
the dishonest man would object.
In case such On organization
formed here. it will require th
cooperation Of at least Is husines
men who will pay in enough i
dues to help pay the salary OF
permanent secretary who will sls
be secretary of the Commercil
olnh.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-03-15
Mayor Issues Proclamation
To Decorate all Stores

In view Of the big patriotic propaganda which sweeping the
nation at this time and believing Mobdg should not be back
ward showing its loyalty under existing conditions Mayor Smith
Wednesday issued proclamation requesting all places business to
display flags The mayors proclamation is follows:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
NOTATKl
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

Do Detroit, ma Wiec, ktory odbe-
die sic dis w Domu Polskim W spra
vie rekrutacyi do Armit Pol. wyje-
cha}a parma Emilia Napieralska, ge-
neralna sekretarka Zwiazku Polek.
Parma Napieralska ma Wiecu tym wy
powie gi6wna move.
q q q
w kosciele Matki Boskiej Czesto-
cnowskiej, W Hawthorne, proboszcz,
ks. B. ]. Czajkowski dozgonnym WEI
lem ~malzenskim polaczyI p. Czes}awa
]. Czaje, syna PIP. Adama I Ludwiki
Czaj6w, z parma, z parma Rozalia
Stempowska, c6rka PIP. Michaia |
Weroniki Stempowskich. Skojarzone
rodziny zaliczane So do najstarszych
W parafii.
Druzbowali: p. J6zef Pawiowskf
z parma Teresa Pawlak, p. Felix's
Kaczyhski z parma Helena Wiarano-
wska, p. Jan Kubiak z parma Agnie-
Ska Pawlak | p. Wladys}aw Ka-
czyhski z parma Klara Wojtanis. Or
szak slubny poprzedzala parma Ger
truda Brzezinska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

Wczoraj wieczorem odbylo sic ro-
czne p~osiedzenie sp6Iki Father
Gordon Building and Loan Associa-
ton. Pc zloaeniu sprawozdah przez
urzednikow nastapily wybory trzech
dyrektor6w; ponownie ma termin
trzy-letni wybrani z~ostali; PIP. Fran
ciszek Urbanski. Henryk Siwecki 1
Leon ZamOrski.
Pc wyborze dyrektorow nastapi(y
wybory u~rzednikow. W skiad zarza-
du wybrani zostaIi: TeOiil Gordon.
-ok si6dmy. t. j. Cd z~&ic=c~'I, prezes;
J6zef Smisniewicz, wiCeprezes: J6zef
Mallek, sekretarz; Franciszek Wit
kowski, asystent sekretarza; Henryk
Siwecki, kasyer; Franciszek Urbah-
ski. Leon Zamorski. Tomas Malin-
ger i Wiadyslaw Modrzejewski, cz}on
Nowie komitetu finansowego.
SN6Ika neutrality-suspicious. i'm.
Father Gordon" pomimo swego "a
.@'~+o siedmio-letriego i~stnienia. O.
tr6eila juz funduszsm przeszio