The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-11-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

onufld toody.
Mayor Fullerton went to Sioux City
yesterday on business matters.
L. S. Tyler, of Sioux Falls, is in the
city representing the New York Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
g. d. Powers went out to Mr.. Vernon
to defend a participant in fight which
occurred there Saturday last.
Sunday morning and evening Rev.
w, B. D. Gray of Yankton will preach
at the Congregations church.
Mrs. Anna Williams arrived on the
Milwaukee from the north this morn
ing, having been up in that part of the
state making an inspection OF thew
r. G.
Mrs. Hamaker and Miss Mayes,. a
school teacher near Spencer, drove to
Mitchell yesterday to dosome shopping
among the merchants. They returned
home today.
| have for sale few fine white
Plymouth Rock cockerels that l wish
to dispose of before winter sets in.
Call on S. G. Scoville, corner OF Han
son and Kimball streets.
The Equal Suffrage club will meet
this evening atthe Congregational par
sonage and will be addressed by A. E.
Hitchcock on the Elements of Govern
ment" The public is cordially invited
| to attend
Mrs. E. Spangler left this morning
for Hot Springs, being summoned there
by the serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs. John Burke, who gave birth to a
boy baby yesterday
J. A. Brown came in from Plankin-
ton, where he did some plumbing at
the reform school building. He said
work had already been commenced on
the dormitory for the girls who were
made nearly destitute of shelter by the
| recent fire.
Department Commander Clark OF
Huron has issued general orders No. 4,
in which he appointed r. P. Hall as
aid-de camp on the Commander.in
Chiefs staff H. H. McLain, of the
local post was also appointed as an aid
de-camp OF the commanders staff.
Geo. H. Brooks went over to Huron
last evening and came back this morn
ing with j. H. Phillips as witness in
the Kershaw trial Mr.. Phillips was
formerly connected with Walrath's
meat market. Abou. the time that
the two sheep we're alleged to have
been stolen.
o. H. Perry completed the moving Of
the Huggins house, which was recent.
ly purchased by H. R. Kibbee, to the
corner lot on Lawler and Sixth streets
Mr.. Perry is an expert in the business
of moving houses and uses good judg.
ment and care in the work.
Today thiIty men came in over the
Milwaukee road from near Plankinton,
where they have been laying steel rails
for the company during the past several
months. They were laid off on account
OF the approaching cold weather. The
men worked under the foremanship o1
Tom Kinney.
| The First National bank has orna.
mented the north and east sides OF the
building with two handsome gilt signs,
so that she who runs may read" Alex
Dumas performed the artistic work and
in this line of the business Mr.. Dumas
seems to be particularly gifted, his
work being his best recommendation.
Auditor Fitzgerald of the United
States Express Co., and Auditor Jones
of the American Express Co., are ex.
pected to arrive in the city Friday to
affect the consolidation of the two ex.
press companies, the future business tc
be carried on for both companies by c.
G. Halphide, agent for the United
States. The consolidation ia effected
as matter OF economy for both com.
panies.
j. E. Whiting, N. j. Durham and
J. z. Frances came down from Woon.
socket today and argued case be-
fore Judge Smith at noon for change
OF venue in a rape case to take it away
from Jerauld county, the latter two
gentlemen claiming that the state can
not got fair hearing in that county or
account OF the prejudice of the people
against the prosecution.
Wednesday afternoon the Catholi,
priests OF the Mitchell deanery me
with Father Hogan at the parsonag,
for the purpose OF discussion of relig
ious matters as pertained to the Catho
lie church. The following priests wer,
present: Mgr. Lawler, of Alexandria
Father Belly, of Scotlxad; Fathe
Bouski, OF Tabor: Father Stratton, O
Parkston; Father Hepperle. OF Starr
Father Stanton, of Armour: Fathe
Hoffman, of White Lake. Each OF tn
reverend gentlemen prepared an ossa,
on some RELIGIONS Suhiect and read i