The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1917-04-19
Local News
Police Court

pearance before Judge vawter on I
charge of vagrancy during the pas
week, drew a fine Of 80 days in tn,
county Jail and was taken to Selby
where he was released on suspended
sentence on condition that he perma
nently leave the county.
Tom Cannon, who was sentenced tt
so days April 5, was released under I
suspended sentence agreement that h,
permanently efface himself from tht
county of Walworth.
Pat Wheeler and Harry N. Long
strech were each sentenced to 10 day.
in the county Jail at Selby ON the
charge of vagrancy.
Six prisoners, all charged with w.
grancy and drawing terms Of from 10
to 8 days, were taken to Selby
last week by Sheriff Dudley Mar.
tin to serve total Of l30 days. Tom
Cannon, who was up before Jndge
vawter for the fourth time, drew %
days in the county Jail, while John
Mike Quinn, charged with intoxica.
tion in public place, paid fins Of %.
Connors, Albert Yardley, Tom Stewart,
Charles Miller and Charles Craig drew
10 days each.
The case Of State VS.. William Riv.
ers, charged with assault upon Angus.
Kirschenmann,, has been again con-
tinued to April 30 owing to the serious
illness of w. M. Potts, attorney for the
defendant. ~
The assault charge against R. F. Ar
mold, charged with cutting up Homer
A. Lindsea, has been dismissed for lack
Of prosecution, the complaining wit.
ness refusing to sign q complaint.
Lindsea has recouperated and has been
dismissed from Riverview hospital.
Opens Offices Hero
Carl Hilderbrandt, general agent for
the Dakota Life Insurance company Of
Watertown, is in the city establish.
ing an agency and also making ar.
rangements tending towards the estab.
lishment of an office here in the First
National bank building.
Another Summer Resort
1t is reported that Carl Busitxky, the
barber, is considering the purchase of
a portion of the island with the inten.
ton of putting in a first class summer
resort there.
Immigrating' Fast
During the past ten days hundreds
of cars of immigrants have passed
through the city westward bound. Dur.
ing the past week over Is carloads Of
immigrants goods went through here
destined for Isabel and points along
that line. Registered stock, principally
of the Hereford breed, has been going
through by express consigned to points
along the two branch lines.
Frank R. Thompson, manager Of tho
Gambel Robinson Fruit Commission
company at Aberdeen, spent wednes.
day in thecity on business in connsc.
tion with the company's local branch,
returning to Aberdeen Wednesday af.
ternoon.
G. A. Moore, patentee Of the Moore
Ventilating, Heating and Refrigerating
system, was in the city this week look.
ing after the installations Of his sys.
TENS in both the Gambel Robinson and
the Mobridge Wholesale Grocery Com.
pany's buildings.
Mrs. B. 8. Hill left Thursday for
Monticello, No., to attend the wedding
Of her sister, Miss Neva Smith, former.
ly teacher in the Mobridge public
schools, who is to be married Satur.
day. Mrs. Hill expects to be gone
shout two weeks. ..
Mrs. Nellie 81 Mueller Of st. Paul ar.
rived in the city this week to take the
position Of clerk in charge Of the Of.
flee work for the Mobridge Cattle
Loan Company.
Walter E. Woolf and Frank R. Gro
mer of the Woolf- -Cromer Cattle com.
pany, left Monday for points east in
the interests Of their company, and par.
ticularly in connection with the big
registered Hereford sale they win put
on here May q.
William Martin Of Pukwana, . prom.
inent rancher OF that section, spent
Tuesday in the city calling on friends
while en- route to Faith ON business
matters.
L. E. Traux and L. e. Travis went td
Minneapolis Sunday night to purehass
the fixtures for their new grocery store
and meat market tAsy expect to oper
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